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SECTION 3 THE LOUISVILLE, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20, 1946. Lost. 1 1 2. small: vicinity of on last Tuesday. December luh.

Neiv York ODD LOTS Bt DONALD McWAIN. The Ceurier-Joarnal financial Editor. American Business Stock Prices Gain New York, Dec. 19 (AP) The stock market today enjoyed one of its best and speediest runups of the month with buying apparently touched off by hopes, or expectations, of a year-end rally. Gains of fractions to 2 or more points there were a few jumps of 5 or so by "thin" blue chips were widespread after some hesitancy following the opening.

Volume reached 500,000 shares in the second hour. Profit taking on the swing then developed, the pace slowed and top marks were reduced in the majority of cases at the close. The day's aggregate of 1,740,000 shares was the largest since December 9. dence, 3708 Lent! Ave age 47 years. Beloved husband of Mrs.

Kathrrine Stone (nee Herbrti. father of William John Kenneth and Miss Katherine L. Stone: survived also bv his father. John Stone. 2 brothers.

Frank and Thomas Stone. 1 sister, Mrs. Nell Jones, and 1 grandchild. Funeral from the residence Saturday. December 21st.

1:30 p.m. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. TYI.F.R. Robert Stokes: Thursday. December 19, 1946 at 8:20 a.m..

at his residence. No. 5 Normandy Village. Ilelnved husband of Marion B. Tyler: father of Mr.

Robert S. Tvler. Los Anceles, and Mrs. Sally Tyler Woodruff; brother of Mr. James W.

Tvler. Lexington; also survived bv 3 grandchildren. Funeral from Pearson's. 1310 S. 3d Saturday morning at 11 o'clock.

Interment in Ckve Hill Cemetery. WELCH. Bettv Is. bell, age 34 years. Wednesday.

December 18, 1946. at 6:50 p.m.. residence. Jeffersontown. beloved wife of Eddie Welch: devoted mother of Patricia Louise and Joe Edward Welch; daughter of Mrs.

Etta Coates: sister of Joel, George. Samuel and Jame-i Eisenback. Funeral from Neurath's Funeral Home, 725 E. Market Friday at 2 p.m. Interment in Eastern Cemetery.

WHITF.HOI SE. Edward beloved husband of Willie Poulter Whitehouse. at his residence. 175 N. Vernon at 2:15 p.m., December 19.

1946; also survived bv a sister. Miss Minta Whitehouse of Shelhvville, Kv. Funeral from Herbert C. Cralle Funeral Home. Frankfort and Peterson at 10 a.m.

Saturday. TERRY, Obed; Thursday. December 19, 1946, at 9 a.m. at the Jewish Hospital; age 70 years; devoted father of Mrs. Cleo Cavanaugh of Libertyville, Roy Terry.

Chicago. Obed Terry. Louisville; also survived by 1 brother, Ambrose Terry: 1 sister. Mrs. T.illf Maver: 2 erandchildrcn.

Funeral COTTON Hogs Regain Early Decline V. S. Department of Agriculture. Hog quotations rebounded in late trading yesterday at Bourbon Stockyards after an early loss of 50c. Closing peak was $21, unchanged from Wednesday.

Prices in other divisions were generally unchanged. Cattle Estimated receipts 400. Supply small. Generally steady. Limited supply medium and good slaughter steers and heifers $163'20.

Top good steers to $22. Common and medium beef cows 14.50. Good young cows to $16. Most canners and cutters $8ffiTl. Bulk sausage bulls $12f? 15.50.

Few beef bulls $16fr 16.25. Medium and good stocker cattle $15i 17.50. Mixed good and choice lots to $18. Calves Estimated receipts 200. Veal-ers steady.

Good and choice Top $30. Common and medium $15:25. Culls to $10 and down. Hogs Estimated receipts 1.000. Opening sales 25if50c lower.

Top $20.50. In later sales decline was regained. Bulk good and choice 160 to 250 pounds at close $21. Heavier butchers down to $20. Sows steady $1617.

Sheep Estimated receipts 100. Fat lambs, quality considered, steadv. Good and choice $23r24. Too $24. No strictly choice offered.

Sheep 50c lower. Matured slaughter ewes $8 down. Chicago Grain Open WHEAT Jan. $2.1 Pi High. Low.

Close. $2. 12s March May Julv CORN Jan. March May July OATS Dec. March Mav July 2.02:4 2.0334 2.02' 2.03H 1.92i 1.93V, 1.92 1.93.

I.IM 1.771i 1.76' 1.77'4 1.34 1.34 '4 1.33' '4 1.33H 1.31 1.31 1.30'', 1.30s, 1.294 1.297. 1.29 1.29. 1.28's 1.2B'a 1.274 1.27 'A .86 .76 .76. .70 .70 .694 .65 'a -65 'a .647. Margin Notes Louisville Textiles, directors yesterday voted a year-end dividend of 80c a share on new common stock, payable December 27 to stockholders of record December 21.

This is the initial dividend on the new no par value common, currently $22.50 a share bid in the over-the-counter market. Railroad bonds reached their highest average level in three months following a broad advance yesterday in the New York Stock Exchange. The December contract on storage eggs in the Chicago futures market declined l'ic a dozen. Miller Steel Company, a creditor, proposed liquidation of Tay-lorcraft Aviation Corporation, Alliance, Ohio, in a Federal Court hearing at Cleveland. Northern Pacific's $1 dividend on common is payable February 1, record 4.

CLEARINGS, DEBITS INCREASE. 1946. 1945. Day's (1'rings 13. 542.

SOS 12.9til.R04 Day's debits 16.988.037 15.403.274 Year's cl'ngs 4.5.17.61 1.869 3.901.629.095 Year's debits 4.613.055.959 4. 456.371. 45S New York. Dec. moved over a wide dealing today.

19 (AP) Cotton range In nervous Mill buying and short covering at one time rallied the market almost $2 a bale. Futures closed a bale lower. Open. HiRh. Low.

Close. March 32.80 33.06 32.50 32.58 Mav 32.19 32.47 31.85 32.10 Julv 31.03 31.32 30.73 10.85 October 27.70 27.95 27.30 27.45 December 27.20 27.36 26.83 27.02 March 1948l. 26.82 26.98 26.45 28.62 Nominal. tBid. Middling spot 33.69c.

off 13 points. LOCAL GRAIN Ballard Ballard Company quote? buying prices upon No. 2 wheat at $2.20 a bushel, delivered in trucks. Following are market prices on hay. o.b.

per ton. Louisvi'le. furnished by Oscar Farmer Sc Sons: No. 1 timothy, $26; No. 1 mixed hav.

$20; No. 1 clover. $24; No. 1 green alfalfa. $28; wheat straw, $16; rye straw.

$17. TERPENTINE HOLDS AT L217i. Savannah. Dec. 19 (APi Turpentine.

gallon: offerings and sales, none; receipts, shipments. stocks, 3.615. Rosin, offerings and sales, none; receipts, 1.374; shipments. slocks. 16.190.

Quote: B. E. through X. $8.10. SPOT CORN DECLINES He.

St. Louis. Dec. 19 (AP) Cash grain: Wheat, receipts 36 cars, no sales. Com.

receipts 52 cars, sold nine cars, He off. No. 1 yellow $1.39. No. 2 vel-)ow No.

3 yellow 1.33 U. Oats, receipts seven cars, no sales. Exchange New York Stock Dow-Jones Stock Market Averages By the United Press. YESTERDAY'S RANGE Net I1FIFFRS. sine TA IDENTIFICATION braceltt: Frank TTT Mcrsmann: December 6.

between mter-urhan station New Albany and ville. Reward. SH 3815-W. KEV ring, naval serial number 6344796. finger print on back of tag.

Rewar-1. Call SH 6529. KEYS, on chain: lost at 3d and Chesf-it Wednesday night; reward. Call MA 3368. LAPEL watch: iostThursda v.

ftecernKer 12. vicinity 2500 Preston St. Rd. 11-Reading rewaid. After 6 p.m.

ca MA "IIi-J: days. A 6891. LEG, chrome, off breakfast tvi. Finder rail SH 4657-M. ''EARLS, 1 strand.

downtown area. Monday. December 16; sentimental value; reward. Call MA 90R4-J. 'IN, gold Sunday.

4rh or rewaid. HI 2301-W or 1630 Ruti Ave. PI Boston Terrier; 7 months old. rr.a'e; children's pet: vicinity 115 S. 35th.

Reward. SH7827-J. VALVES "and gauges; Tost if.om trjck Tuesday; reward. Call Loulsvilie Mul Supply A 6281. RISTWATC II.

ladv's. vefiow goTH; Gruen: initials E. downtown Joca 1 1 es da re a rd I 83. Found. 1 2 CLASSES, found at SjO CanTeri T)r owner identify and pay for ad.

Cau TA 6806. Information Personals. 13 TOYS and gifts for everyone at reduced prices: such a children's table, and desk sets, chairs, dolls, wheelbarrows, windup and pull tops: all or: of games; a few set. of outside Chrt.f-mas tree lights: record plavers SI6 90 up: combinations $32.50 up. radios $14 50 no: toasters J2 up: hot plates $3.50 up: Of-trie heaters $5.95 up; table lamps $3-5 up; hundreds of other gifts, open HERBS 638 E.

Market. Near Clav. WA 624T CH RISTMAS DECORA TIO Laurel and white pine roping. 23c per yard; laurel and white pine wrea'hs. $l4i 1.50.

Comer E. 7th and Market New Albanv. Indiana. Phone New Albany 2043-W. DIAMONDS "and old gold wanted.

ma3 or bring for cash. 2 Stores SENG JEWELERS 2 Stores 318 W. Chestnut. Opposite Gas Co. Also 210 Market.

SENG. SINCE 1389. Ml TToN'S and sequins: make your own earrings for Christmas all kinds of zippers and notion, for horn, sewing. A. "The Button Store 622 W.

Market, MARY. PLEASE GO TO Oilfield's, on 3d have a very complete stork of partv favors for our Ne S'ear's party; horns, hats, noisemakers. favors and everything you want. Call them at WA 4477 or WA 0798 and a. for prices KILROY.

A TffEE DECORATIONS'. Tree ornaments 5c up: icicles. 10c: -eal tinsel, 25c for 15 feet; Merry Xnr.a S'Rn' K. S. CAt'FIELD.

INC. 306-308-310 S3d St MRS. OT W. Drvr.fl:i-nnoimces tfie opening of the West End Clothe. Exchange and Gift Shop at 4105 W.

Market; 1st class, clean clothing accepted on crfmmissinnJiastsjjNodmajieji "HAND top casn price paid for any instruments regardless of age condition. SHACKLFTONS. Broadway ROOM and Hoard with professional rr for elderly Invalid lady or gentleman: in private home; best references. VVA LA DIE ST for finest qualitv work an prompt service bring your alterations to Mrs. Frederick, now located at Benton 542 S.

4th 2nd floor. WA6390. "CONVALESCENT home for rs A Invalid people: lovely downstairs rooms: come and see: good nursing care: bet of ref.renre. Call AR '19 ORCHESTRA," 7-plece. organized 5 vears.

playing all request programs, availahi New Year's Eye. TA (1438. AI.AKM clocks: "4-pl-ce cast alumlnutri set; snccinl $5 85: electric irons. $3 50. Call WA 7400 TO S.

GAM K.SbOLLS, PLA VTH'INSSI A large assortment reduced prices. M. FISH F.R. 111 E. Market St, VI).

non-union, experienced: available New Year's Eve and Chrtmae HI07 18-M ATTENTION West Endrrs: plenty choice turkeys, at right prices; fre delivery. Call SH 3216 XMAS "TivWorwav l'i to 5 feet. $3 to $5. R. G.

Wilder Nursery. Hubbard and Ruriv Lane. i WATCH repairing: 5-dav service; T-iar-anteed. Crosbv Jevelers. 338 Jefferson.

1st door east of 4th St. SERVICES OFFERED Services Offered General. 14 alTerationST repairs; laaies r7 m. n. Garments: de luxe cleaning.

ler Tailoring 705 E. Market. JA 94 T. "ALTERATIONS. repairs; ir men's garments: de luxe cleamrg.

I3-dependen Cleaners. 425 Chestnut. A.VflQl and modern furniture re-finished: we are able at the present t-give services in time for Christmas; free pickup and deliver within city. JA 0613. Brown's Furniture.

436 E. Market. APPLIANCES SERVICED REFRIGERATORS, raoios. a'J makes serviced: free estimates given in vour home: credit extended ELECTRIC APPLIANCE STORE. 311 S.

4thSt APPLrANCES," washers, radios, refrigerators, varuum cleaners, irons reuaire-U expert technicians: rick-up. dHiverv. BACONS SERVICE DEPARTMENT Mh Floor, 4h and M.rket A 4221, BRTCrr S1T3 iXT RICK-ST5T7. COVER your frame home now: no down pavment or mortgage needed: 3 years to'pav; limited materials available: srra 1 repairs and roofing also. Call JA 65.7.

MODERN ROOFING SIDING CO. BRICK work." fireplaces, chimneys, building; repairs or new work; rucig pointing. Cash or 12 to 36 months to pav. THE HOUSING SERVICE. 763 Shelby.

CL TT, "bTTLDING, alterations or repair work: good materials and the best workmen; quick service; payments arranged, estimates free: get the best. Call QUALITY BUILDERS 312 Rea1tvBldt Ct. 1t RI ILDING. remodeling, repairir.f. parting, steaming BELL KOCH ta 0904.

ta eaa. ta t.t BTTlIiIN'G remodel) ng and commercial work a specialty: free estimates. easyterms.M A3714-W. BITLDING. remodeling, repairing: 3-years' experience; immediate servica.

a 1 1 A 7186. BITLDING repairing, remodeling: cabinets and fire escapes specialities. JA 1513. BITLDING of all kinds, repairing, remodeling; if you want a good job call Emil J. RutZjHI 1630-R.

CARPENTER; experienced; expert remodeling and repairing of all material, vour Jon will require: tree enmaes; Immediate service. Call Egerton, SH 5R44-J. CARPENTER" and repair work ar.l painting of all kinds: reasonable Call tirccson. JA S.H'n. CARPEN1F.R work of all kinds: a.j cabinets made to order: free estima-e; work guaranteed.

Call "Jimmy." CL 32''1. CARPENTER "and" general work: services guaranteed and free immediate servjre. Call AR O094-W. CARPENTRY experienced: expert r-modeling and general building repair: free estimates; reasonable rates Ca4 W. H.

Ford. CL 1296; nights. MA CLEANING paper bv expert, wmt-work and painted wails washed; floor, cleaned and polished; hrm. rlennlng. Kem-Tone Interior painting.

P. I. Gates. SH 57S1-M I.OCK anf watche. re'rarrd service CUude Stetnau.

5.11 3rd St. JA Formerly3d and Main Sts. CONfTtETE workT industrial and resi-dential: basements excavated, walled and floored; concrete block garages. SH 2926. 6 Nf ETE blocks, glass blocks, tuc pointing and brick renair.

T. M. Fowler and Son. SH 1S82-M CONCRETING, porches, steps, wa.irs, drives, floors. Basements excavated and conrre'ed: quick service; fair -prices, caih or 12 to 36 months to nsv THF.

HOUSING SERVICE 763 S. Shelby. CL IfJ. COST, inventory control sv terns instal lation, auditing taxes; HI 3028-W rates reasonable DIAPER SERVIC Why buy we supply. Takes the drudgery out of mo'herhood: low cost.

CRIB DIAPER SERVICE. JA DYING: Army O. D. shirts or trousers dved blue, brown, black or green for only $2 at Independent Cleaners. Take them to any of our convenient branch stores isee telephone directory 1 or brtrg them to the main plant of Independent Cleaners.

817 E. Market, near Shelby. Mail orders accepted. Write for information. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS HEAVY industrial, commercial, residential wiring.

Except beer or whisk houses. JIMMY LONG ACRE ELECTRIC 808 Browns Lane TA WL ELECTRICAL contractus, house winr.g and power. STIGER'S ELECTRICAL SERVICE 315 Ewing TA 23. ELECTRICAL contractors; wiring let light and power; fluorescent lighting an 4 electoral reDalr. Earl Donan SH 2477.

sanding; refinishing: also ciean- lng ana sneiiacKing: tree estimates: u-a- yiedlate service: reasonaoie raie. aj ohn Flliatreau. SH 4743. AR 0989-. TLOOR sanding, refinis'hing.

old" floor made like new: oa floors lurr.isnei. latd: Sanders for rent. William- SH 313. FLOOR sanding; new and oTd floors; reasonable price: free estimates, prompt service. Call FR8324.

FLOOR sanders and edgers for rent. Brown WA SH 048J Ft'rTNA'CFTS VACUUM CLEANED MODERN equipment; no mess or dirt; smoke pipe replaced: heat pipe recovered: flue cleaning, day and night serv- tre SH 6621-R 1 1 RNAfES vacuum cTeaTTed. when your furnace ha. been condemned call me. parts for all make, furnace, av.i'.bfe; new furnace and stoker service.

Gren- well.WA 6296 TT'ft A fE S' clean ed repa I red. any make; stoker service, steam and hot water. Klrchner. Call SH 4586. Curb Market Net Close.

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Wich IS V. Wms RC 20 2 Wills Pr 19 1 Wilson Br 8 pf 204 74 Wolv 6'. Wood Ind 12 1 Wrtght-H 3 CLASSIFIED ADS The Courier-Journal The Louisville Times ANNOUNCEMENTS Deathand Funerals. BOGARD, ElTa (nee Nichols)! of-Valley Station. Route 2.

passed away in her 81st year Wednesday, December 18. 1946, 11:40 p.m.. at her residence: beloved mother of Mrs. Robert S. Triplett.

Mrs. Wavne Yates. Mrs. Clarence Atcher, Mrs. Raymond L.

Magruder, Charles Martin W. Lonnie. Ernest L. and R. Vance Bogard: also survived by 27 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren.

Remain? at the residence. Valley Station. Funeral services Sunday, December 22. at 2:30 p.m. af the Bethany Church.

Interment in Bethany Cemetery. BRODERICK. Miss Rebecca aae 81 vears, Thursday, December 19, 1946, at 12:50 p.m.. at her home in Gallatin. Tenn.

Devoted sister of Eugene D. Broderick of 1943 Frankfort Ave. Remains will be at Ratterman Bros. Funeral Home. 3711 Lexington this Friday evening at 7 o'clock.

Services at the chapel Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. DEATBIC'K. Mrs. Kate age 71 years; widow of Ben C.

Demrlck, died at 4 p.m. Thursday. December 19. 1948. at the home of her daughter.

Mrs. Carrie Cadle. 1213 E. Hroadwav, Louisville. Also survived bv daughter.

Mrs. Mildred Chapman, Santa Monica. sons, Ben D. and Flovd, of Louisville; Delbert Indianapolis. Cecil Culver City, fil brother Jp.se Rums.

Corvdon. Ind. Remains at Seabrook Chapel. Market at 12th. New Albany, services 1 P-m Sunday from the chapel.

Interment Fair-view Cemetery, New Albany. EDMONSON, Julia Howley: Thursday December 19, 1946, at 12:45 a.m.; age 46 years. Widow of Lawrence T. Ed-mondson: beloved mother of Mrs. R.

Mooser. James F. and Jack D. Edmond- son; daughter of Daniel Howley: sister of Mrs. John s.

Burns ana jonn Howlfv. Funeral from the Burns resi dence. 4510 W. Market Saturday morning. 9 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady.

Interment in Calvary Ceme tery. FEIV. Teniamin. 71 vears. of New Al bany.

died at 9:30 p.m.. December 18. 1946. Beloved father of Mrs. Dorothy Speers Stahl: grandfather of Tommie Schmall.

both of Louisville. Ky. Remains at the Mullineaux Funeral Home. 1217 Spring New Albany, where services will be held at 2 p.m.. Saturday.

Interment in Graceland Memorial Park Cemetery. FREEMAN, Randolph Damon, Thursday, December 19. 1946. at 2:20 a.m.. at SS.

Marv and Elizabeth Hospital. Beloved infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James Freeman. Shivelv.

grandson of Mrs. Lillian Tlnslev. Funeral services were held Thursday at 11:30 a m. at the W. G.

Hardv Funeral Home. Shlvely. Kv. Interment in Louisville Memorial Park. GREGORY, Mrs.

Nellie Frances (nee Shrevel passed away December 18, 1946. at Deaconess Hospital at 2:40 a.m.. residence, 3106 Woodland In her 59th year. Widow of the late Lt. Robert A.

Gregory; step-mother of Mr. Robert A. Gregory; devoted sister of Mrs. Mattie Allen Lewis, Mr. John Wesley Shreve, Evansville, Indiana, and Mr.

H. Lionel Shreve. Morganfield. Ken tuckv; also survived by niece, Amelia BrooVs. Junction.

Illinois, and nephew, Billy I. Hollowell. U. S. Navy.

Re mains resting at the Owen Funeral Home. 2611 Virginia Ave. Funeral serv ice Friday afternoon at 2 clock from the Owen Chapel. Burial In Resthaven Cemetery. HAGMAN; John G.

Wednesday morning. December 18, 1946 at 3:15 o'clock, in his 73rd year, at his residence 1213 S. Floyd St. Beloved father of Mrs. Victor Gerdes of Cincinnati.

Ohio brother of Miss Ida C. Hagman of Lexington. Mrs. Matthew Boylan of Miami. Dr.

George L. Hagman New York City and Mr. William G. Hagman of Louisville. also sur vived bv sister-in-law.

Miss Ruby F. Esterle of Louisville. Remains at the funeral home of John Maas and Brother, on Broadway at Floyd, until 11 o'clock Friday morning and will lie in state at the Scottish Rite Temple, Brook and Gray until funeral services at the temple Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. KINSER, George Thursday, December 19, 1946.

at 10:30 a.m., in his 67th year; residence. Back Run Road, Jeffersontown R. R. Beloved husband of Annie McCaskey Kinser; father of Mrs. Emma Blair, Mrs.

Angle Waldridge. Mrs. Mary McDonald, George James Pershing Mead B. Kinser; 1 brother, Ernest Kinser; 1 sister. Mrs.

Evangelin Koch; 23 grandchildren. 5 great-grandchildren. Funeral Sunday, lecember 22, from the residence at 2 o'clock and Cedar Springs Church of Christ at 2:30. Interment Jeffersontown Cemetery. KOERNER.

Mrs. Kathefine (nee Ditsler), age 76 years. Thursday. December 19. 1946 at 1:55 a.m.

at her residence. 3004 Taylor Blvd. Beloved wife of George J. Koerner. Devoted mother of Henry Edward.

William Richard. Johnie and Robert Koerner, Mrs. Adeline Etherton, Mrs. Barbara Potter: also survived by 13 grandchildren and 2 greatgrandchildren. Funeral from the residence Saturday at 2 p.m.

Interment Evergreen Cemetery. t.EITNf.R. Fred E. suddenly. December 19.

1948. at 1:45 age 72 years: de- voted father of Mrs. Clyde Steepleton. Mrs. Waller Green.

Mrs. W. A. Langley and James Warren Leitner; also sur vived by 6 grandchildren. Funeral serv ices Monday morning at 10:30 at the residence, 1924 W.

Main St. MASSIE, Ernest at 7:10 a.m. December 18, 1946, at his residence, 1536 Rosewood. Survived by wife. Alma W.

Massie: daughter. Mrs. Marion Massie Hart: son. Edward L. Massie; brother, J.

Weston Massie, and 2 grandsons. Funeral from the residence at 10 a.m. Friday. Derember 20. Interment at Bardstown, Ky.

MILES: Ida A. (nee Tresenritert Thurs day, December 19. 1946 at 12:30 a.m.. in her 70th year. Beloved mother of Mont L.

and Albert T. Miles. Mrs. Etta Hammond and Mrs. Harriett Ward; sister of Samuel B.

and Herbert O. Tresenriter. Mrs. Minta Walden and Mrs. Hettjp Marshall: also survived by 15 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren.

Remains at the residence of Mrs. Harriett Ward. 2704 W. Market St. Funeral Satur day, December 21st from the residence at 10 a.m.

Interment in Evergreen Cemetery. OSBORNE, Mary Jones, at 6:50 p.m December 19. 1948. at the residence of her daughter. Mrs.

T. M. Wade, 3309 Oriole Drive. Survived by husband James H. Osborne, Sutherlm, one daughter.

Mrs. T. M. Wade, 2 sisters. Mrs.

P. G. Cross and Mrs. Harry Froeher. Winston-Salem.

N. C. Remains at Lee E. Cralle 1330 S. 3d St.

Inter ment in Danville, Va. RICHARDS. Mrs. Theresa (nee Schnei den: passed on at St. Joseph's Infirm ary.

Wednesday, December 18, 1946. at 11 p.m.: residence. 709 Camp St. Devoted sister of Mrs. Julius hem and Messrs.

William, Bernard and Louis Schneider. Remains removed to the Godfrey Russman Mortuary. 1041 Goss Ave. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 8:30 clock from the Buss man Chapel and 9 o'clock at St. Vin cent de raui unurcn.

interment in st. Michael's Cemetery. ROMMERS, Mrs. Isabelle Frances: Wednesday morning. December 18.

1946 at 6:50 o'clock, in her 42nd year, at her residence. 633 Baxter Ave. Beloved wife of Lee C. Somm'ers: devoted mother of Charles E. Meunier; also survived by her father.

Mr. Fred Naecker: sister. Mrs. Loretta Raidt of Marie Mont, Ohio: 4 brothers, Mr. Henry Naecker of Cleveland, Ohio.

Mr. Sam Naecker of Cleveland. Ohio, Mr. Adolph Naecker of Louisville, Ky. and Mr.

Fred Naecker of Newark. J. Remains at the funeral home of John Maas and Brother on Broadwav at Floyd. Funeral from the chapel Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in St.

Stephen's Cemetery. STONE, John William. Thursday. December 19, 1948, at 1:45 a.m. at his resi- Net Close.

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4 OiiakOat 95 RKO onw 5'4 4 RvA-LtSc 17' a RathPack 28, Rav Con 35 Hav Mfg 13'. 4 2 Reed 22', '4 MONEY CANADIAN DOLLAR REGAINS tie. New York. Dec. 19 (API Closing foreign exchange rates follow 'Great Britain in dollars, others in cents: Canadian dollar in New York open market 5 per cent discount or 95 U.

S. cents, up 7.c. Europe Great Britain off 116c: France (franci .84. off '4c; Sweden tkronai 27.85, unchanged: Switzerland (franc) (com'lt 23.40. unchanged.

Latin America Argentina free 24 50. tip Brazil free 5.50, unchanged-; Mexico 20.63. unchanged. 49.600 SACKS SHIPPED. Minneapolis.

Dec. 19 fAP) Flour: shipments 49.600 hundred-pound sacks. Bran, middlings, red dog unchanged. DIVIDENDS Record Pavable 1 Date. Date.

YEAR END. Am Sugar Ref 2.50 1-6 2-3 Cent West Util 1.50 12-14 1-6 MacAndrews St Forb 1. 1512-31 1-15 EXTRA. Sivver Stl Cast .50 12-13 12-20 Whltaker Paper 2.00 12-18 12-27 ACCUMULATED. Cleve Cliffs lr pr 2.25 12-21 12-27 INITIAL.

Elder Mfg .15 12-21 1-1 INCREASED. J. Morrell Co. .6274 1-11 1-31 IRREGULAR. Otis Elevator .25 1-3 1-29 Phil Co.

.174 12-31 1-25 Chem Fund .45 12-21 12-28 Dan River Mill 1.00 12-19 12-30 RESUMED. Lamson Sess .13 12-28 U. S. Smelt R. Sc M.

1.00 12-27 1-15 REGULAR. Am Lt Tract .30 1-15 2-1 Bickfords Inc .40 12-26 1-2 Citv Stores .30 1-7 2-1 Kellogg Switch .13 1-7 1-31 Lehman Com .30 12-28 1-7 West Dept Strs .40 (q 12-20 1-2 Dana Corp .25 1-3 1-15 Dixon Crucible 1.00 12-30 1-17 Pac Gas A El .50 (q 12-30 1-15 Twin Coach. 12-17 1-1 BANK STOCKS. Bid. Asked.

Bk Man 27', 29. Chase 38H 40 City 43-. 434 Bid. Asked. Comm 437, 457 1st Nat 1590 1650 Public 43 4 45 Winilinr Up 1916 Traile At Rapid Pace After intermittent throughout the year, business termed intent on making whirl-wind finish for 1946.

The upturn in securities prices yesterday not only reflected this but also consiciei able optimism, apparently, over 1947 prospects. Coal miner, after their vacation, are swineing into a rapid stride. Railroad eoal loadings last week totaled 205.124 cars for an increase of 145.181 cars over the preceding week and 24,429 over a year ago. The American Association of Eailroads report 828,787 cars of revenue freight loaded last week. This was 99,703 more cars than the preceding week and 57,193 more cars than in the like week of 1945.

Consumer buying confidence spparently is exceeded only by consumer buying power. Dun Bradstreet estimated that retail sales for the nation this year would reach an all-time high of S97.000.000.000. This would be 27 per cent more than the reported for last year. October sales were new monthly high. Previous high was $8,500,000,000 last December.

The Federal Reserve Board said department store sales last week rose 19 per cent over the corresponding week last year. The Eiehth District, including Louisville, showed 18 per cent gsin. Cleveland district with 25 per cent had the most gain: smallest gain was 12 per cent in the Richmond district. To handle all this business, money in circulation increased $73,000,000 in the week ended December 18. Bonus Is 20 Pet.

All employes of Foster Distributing Company, 409 W. Main, will receive as a bonus 20 per cent cf their yearly salary, R. M. Foster, president, announced yesterday. He said 1946 sales were at a record high.

The company held its annual banquet yesterday at the Kentucky Hotel. Fairfield Bonus. Fairfield Distributing Company, 523 W. Main, wholesale dealers in beverages, yesterday announced that it would pay all employees four weeks salary as a bonus. M.

W. Lewis, head of the company, said distribution would be made to all workers with a year or more of service with the company. Pirtle to Preside. Chairman of the merchandising division of the National Retail Merchants Association, William B. Pirtle, vice-president of Stewart Dry Goods Company, will preside at a subsection of the group's convention in New York January 15.

Maintaining Volume and Making a Profit in 1947 is the theme of the convention. FEDERAL LAND BANK BOND. Bid. Asked. I'll Ort.

1950-48 1004 1008 Mav 192-50 99 99 4 14i 99.24 99 28 Feb. 1955-53 103 113 4 MORTGAGES Closed Quickly Franklin Title Trust Co. 308 W. Jeff erion TA5112 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Distributor wanted for delusive franchise covering 10 to 15 counties to handle new chemical determent for general household, laundry end commercial uses. Must be able to organise end finance sales force and carry inventory.

Revolutionary end highly profitable item approved by Good Housekeeping. For interview in Louurille December 30-31, write to AMERICAN CHEMICAL COMPANY Attention Mr. Foster. 251 South Waterman Detroit 17, Mich. 4444444' I We Specialize In MOM.TE LOANS Get All the Answers i at G.

I. Home Loan Headquarters Today! rn.r.irrrnrn i I I from the 'McDanlel Funeral Home. 43.19 Park today. Friday. December at 9 a.m.

IntermenEeriyeerCemeery In Memo-riant. 2 BRl'EGGEMAN; irTTbving memory of our darling son and brother. Edward A. Brueggeman who departed this life December 20. 1945.

We always sit add think of you And of the way you died. And that you never said" goodby Before you closed your eves. The blow was hard, the shock severe, never thought death was so near And only those who have lost can tell Th nairi of nartinc without farewell. Sadlv missed bv all who loved him. MOTH F.R, FATHER and SISTERS.

in loving memory of my dear mother. Fannie O'Connell. who passed away December 20. 30, i vxar. iro todav I lost mv dearest friend on earth, niy mother.

On her I always could depend. God grant some rinv we will meet again. Sadlv mised bv daughter. Katie, son-in-law. Johnnie; grandchildren, Betty and Bud.

Cemetery Lois. Monuments. 6 "CREMATION; free oamphlets Adults. $50; Children, J25. LOUISVILLE CREMATORY.

641 Baxter Funeral Directors. 7 CT W. Senoppenhorst Mrs. Edw. Srhonnenhorst BROS.

Funeral Home. 19th and Market SH 0087 ALBERT NEURATH St ON Funeral Home 725 E. Market St. BARRETT FUNERAL HOME 1230 Bardstown Road. HI 1758 BLANFOHD.

T. A. 2815 S. 4th, MA 0141-0142 GODFREY F. RUS3MAN MORTUARY 1041 Goss Ave.

MA 7468. JOHN B. RATTERMAN AND SONS. Funeral Parlors. 2114 W.

Market. SH 1243 H. BOSSE SON 600 E. Broadway. WA 3171.

LEE ET CraTX.K CO INC. 1330 S. Third St. MA 0771. 1'A0772.

L. D. PEARSON St SON. INC. 1310 S.

Third St. MA 0510-0511. JOI'lN MAAS TIRO. Funeral Directors. Broadway at Floyd.

WA 4284. McDANIEL BROS. FR 3566-3567. 4339 Park Blvd. RATTERMAN 3711 Lexington Hd.

BROS. TA 3644. Lodge Notices. 8 CRESCENT HILL Lodge, Number 820, F. and A.

will meet in the lodge temple. 2858 Frankfort this Friday at 7:30 p.m., for regular business, exam instions and conference of the F. C. de eree. Members urged to attend.

Visitors invited. H. Paul McCoy, Master; W. Flower, Secretary. "LEWIS Lodge.

Number 191. T. and A. will meet in stated communication at Lewis Hall, 537 N. 26th Friday.

December 20th. at 7:30 p.m. for conference of F. C. degree.

J. R. Owings, Master; C. A. Barbee, Secretary.

MASONIC HOME Lodge, 940. meets in stated communication in Boaz Temple, Shelbv and Mulberry this Friday. Dec. 20, at 7:30 p.m. Election of officers.

Grand Secretary Al Orton will install. Jesse Willis. C. Frank Mann. Sec y.

PLIMB Lodge. Number 862. F. and A. meets in called communication at Tavlor Blvd.

and Carlisle this Fri day evening, December 20, at 7 p.m., for F. C. examination and at 7:30 p.m. for conference of M. M.

decree. A "aul Reece. Master: J. A. Taber.

Secretary. r-RfcSTON Lodge, "ft limner 281. F. A- A. will meet in stated and annual communication Friday, December 20, 1946.

at 8 p.m. in De Molay Hall for the transaction of regular business, election and installation of all members are requested to he preent. Donald H. Bix-bv, Master; John Rcinhard. Secretary Travel Opportunities.

9 ARROTTor gentleman driving new car December 20; accommodate 4: share expense. John Fancher. Seneca Hotel after 5 p.m. DETROIT; gentleman driving December 21 or 22d: accommodate 3: share expense; references exchanged. FR 4520.

"EL PASO, Texas; gentfeman driving, December 27 or 28; can take 4 passengers. New Albany 1466. "MIAMI, wanted party or parties to drive new sedan; leaving this week end; references re-quired. Phone MA 1994-J Where to Co. 10 BLT'ljRlVER INN.

iNDi Chicken, steak and country ham; hotel and cottages; ideal for week ends; closed Mondays. HILLTOP Club, 2701 Lindsay is now open from 9 a.m. until 2 a.m.; danc-ing Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. MERRY Bee Hotel; roast turkey." duck or squab, finest steaks and country ham. piping hot buttermilk biscuits; see the view nere from this 100-year-old southern mansion.

1 block below Jrfferson-ville Boat Works, on Riverside Dr. For reservations, phone Jeffersonville 2226. TREAT your guests to the finest food In the South at Rubaiyat, the most beautiful place in the Falls Cities; 5 miles ast Jeffersonville Boat Works, on Utica ke. Jeffersonville 1955-W4. Lost.

11 BILLFOLD, lady's black; downtown vicinity Louisville. Monday: identification papers Mrs. trank Klein. rran reward. Phone New Al bany 4233-Jt.

BILLFOLD, lady's green Teather: con talned Identification and money: Kresge dime store. Monday; reward. SH 0151-M BILLFOLD, light brown, December 14: vicinity of 4th or Chestnut; reward. Rnhert Colton. HI 42112-W.

llti.i.iOf.D. tiiii. Initials G. Wool-worth's, around 12:30. rewaid.

Call MA 01R5-W. It A KL T. and It. H. vicinity 4111 and walnut: sentimental value; reward.

MA 4045-M BRACELET, gold. "antique. "December 1st at Kentucky Hotel; sentimental value; liberal reward. TA 7502 or JA 2f40 BRIEFCASE, black: zipper: papers of value to owner only: vicinity Oak St 6th to 12th. Thursday.

Reward. Call JA 5509. CAMERA. Agfa, in leather case, Monday afternoon. Freston and r.

astern sentimental value. MA 7295-J CARTON of aluminum pans between 2OO0 9th Hevnold's Metals and Big 4 Railroad. Preston and Main. Re ward. JA 60:0.

COSMETIC bag. vicinity 10c stores made in order of Army captain's cap contains cosmetics and money. Reward Nora Viers. office Kentucky Hotel. DOG, fox hound, female, brown with red head and ears, small specks on legs and body, lost in Oldham County; name and address on collar when lost Reward for information leading to where abouts.

Boyd Humphrey, 1126 Lillian Ave. MA 241 4-J. DOG, male, Boston Bull: brindle with white diamond back of neck; answers to name Buster; reward. A. S.

Miles. HI 1676. DOG; Red Bone Beagle, female; answers to lort on Arnoldtown Rd. near Old 3rd Saturday morning: reward. Pleasure Ridge 7979.

DOG, medium size male pointer, white with tan markings; noticeable scar under neck: strayed from vicinity Colonial Vil lage December 18th: reward. TA 3237 DOG, Yellow. short-haired male, under slung lower jaw. name Tippy; reward. Call AR 0429-W.

DOG. large black and white female, bulldog, lump on chest, named Lucky. Reward HI 7502-J. DOG. red Cocker Spaniel, female: vicinity Johnsontown Rd.

and Dixie Hgwy; red Cocker Spaniel, female reward, pleasure Hldge "DOG, tri-color." large marked like vicinity Anchorage: around November 1st: reward. Anchorage 146. "DRAvVER: large, bottom, from desk; walnut finish; bronze metal handle; between River Road and South Louisville: reward. 925 Dresden FR 3374. DRESS, blue with silver nallheads.

in box one af downtown stores Saturday: needed for Rewaid. SH 1789-W. ELECTRlS heating pad; scar, ciunter Woolworth basement: Christmas gift for disabled veteran. SH 29611. EVENING roat, ladv's, black veJvef; picked up bv mistake In Frank Petty's shoe store; reward.

Call WA 0968 or SH 0547-W. TT'lt scarf. Cunningham'. Restaurant; Saturday. December 14.

Reward. WA 4752 after p.m. BARLEY Dec. 1.36 March 1.33 LARD 1.36 1.33 1.36 1.31 1.36 1.31 July ..20.75 2a 85 20.45 20.75 19 90 20.85 20.45 Sept. 20.00 Shares 1,740.000 Previous Dayl, 110,000 Year Ago 797,335 YEARLY RANGE Sales 1946 1945 1932 High 212.50 195.82 88.78 128,800 Low 163.12 151.35 41.22 High 68.31 64.89 41.30 91,230 Low 44.69 47.03 13.23 High 43.74 39.15 36.11 72,100 Low 33.20 26.15 16.23 High 79.44 73.48 292,130 "Low 58.53 55.86 keT Close.

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'4 PresSCar pf 41'4 ProcAG 584 '4 Col 36 4 23'4 8 pf 128 7pf 119 110'4 '4 Pub $5 pf 105'4 Pub Ind 33'. '4 Pullman 554 14 Pure Oil 24', 5 nf 110 2'4 Pur Bak 33 Vi Va QuakStaO 23'i 4 RadioCorp '4 pf 78 4 R-K-O 15'4 RR 111 Stk 18', Rayb-M 34'4 l4 Rayonier 254 '4 Reading 19' 4 RealSHos 18'a ReevesBr 144 '4 ReliabStr 28 Relia Mf pf 75'a '-a Rem Rnd 40', Reo Mot 26 Repub Av WH 'a RepubPict 7s. pf 14'-, RepubStl 28'4 RevCABr 24V, RevnMet 384 14 pf 125 2 Reyn Spr 14 ReynTob 49' i "4 414 1 RheemMf 22'. '4 RichfOil 14'4 RltterCo 304 USPAtFd 40 USPlavC US Plyw US Rub US Steel 73 74 2 '-4 56' 4 Is, 48'-a 2 73W 14 US Tob 214 Un Stkvds 54 4 Un Str pf 105 2d pf 974 Un Wallp 8'-, 74 Un-Cvis 20', UnibLab 8' a UnLeafT 99 1', Univ Pic 27 pf 81 '4 V. VanNorm 16 '4 VanRaal 36'.

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