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Information Personals. 1 3 Wanted Autos. Trucks. 35 THE COURIER-JOURNAL Automobile for Sal. 27 PLTMOUTH 1934 de "luxe 4-door sedan; all perfect prewar tires, heater; thousands of miles of economical transportation: ideal for war workers.

King New Railroad, Ten Miles Long, Is Given Charter 35 I HIGHEST cash price paid for good car all make, and model; ceiling prices are our limit: if you are looking for a black market, don't come here, but if Vou are looking for highest legal prices and want quick action, and want to be certain that all government forms are properly handled, see us and save time, monev and worry. We have hundreds of local buyer, wait, ins for cars, most of them In essential work: we sell our cars in this market to help relieve the transportation problems of this great war producing center. You get the too price offered you immediately, no bickering, vou get the cash in a few minute; if you owe a balance on your car we Day it off for vou. You can probably get more for your car now than at any time In the future: if vou can spare your car. sell It to us now: one of Kentucky's largest and most reliable dealers- ceiling price on Oldsmobiles.

ud to 74 Buicks. up to 3.600 Chryslers, uo to 2.825 Pontiacs. ud to 1.275 Chevrolets. uo to 1.105 Fords, ud to 1.100 We buy all makes and models: If vou cannot bring your car to us phone for a courteous buyer to call at your home. TRI-CITY OLDSMOBILE CO.

909 E. Broadway JA 7179. THIS authorized O.P.A. used car agency needs used cars for essential war workers; all makes and models; top prices will be paid; no red tape no delaywe will assume all responsibilities and handle all O.P.A details: our buyers will call at your office or home; phone us or see us personally; you will De glad you did. Remember no one In town or out of town can pay more than we can.

FALLS CITY PONTUIT fO 418 E. Broadway; 106 E. Broadway; 2315 uiraiinwn Hoad. WA 2423: WA 3134; HI 6292. Open evenings and Sundays DON'T give vour bis Bulck away specialize in large sized Buicks; highest casn prices.

cau acoggin, aeaier. ja B2(i or 1 A B060. Wanted Autos, Trucks. CASH for your car. Monarch Auto Co.

Brook and Broadway. JA 8218 EMPLOYMENT Frankfort, Feb. 6 VP) A new. railroad, the Hartford Southwestern, was chartered to day to build and operate a 10-mile line from near Beaver Dam to Green River near where the Illinois Central crosses that stream. The company was capitalized at 5200,000 and Hartford, was designated as its headquar ters.

Incorporators were Walter A. Bledsoe and Wilford S. Web ster, Terre Haute, Herman Bryant, and Carl M. Gray, Petersburg, Hilary and James Hurst, Winslow, and Ellis Hornback, Hartford. In filing a copy of its charter application with the State Railroad Commission.

Gray stated permission of the Interstate Commerce Commission to build the line was being sought. The Bent Mountain Oil Gas Company, Pikeville, amended its "charter to authorize increasing its capital stock from $5,000 to $15,000. SJjc (rottricr-3fonrttaI pally ens) Sunday Caorler-Jaarnal. AH of Kentucky Indiana and Tmnr $12 80 $6 40 S3 30 1L10 All other State. 15.00 7.50' 3.7S l.SA day Ceerier-Jearnal.

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Louisville Times ANNOUNCEMENTS and Funerals. I ADAM. Mr. Ernest, at his residence, 1331 Catalpa patted away February IMS. at 12.05 p.m.

in his 73d year. Devoted huaband of Mrs. Mary Adams I nee Gray). Beloved tamer or Mrs. koo-rt S.

King. Mr. John Gray Adams. Mr. Ernest Hitter Adams ana Mr.

Robert white Adams: brother of Mrs. 11. r. Thompson. Mrs.

Albert M. Toon and Miss -Ellen Rowe Adams; also survived by 3 Betty Wray Adams and Carole Gray King. Remains resting at the Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia Ave. Funeral services Wednesday afternoon from the Owen Chapel art "2 o.m. and from St- George's Episcopal Church at 2:30 p.m.

Burial in Resthaven Cemetery. ADAMS," Mrs. Marie age 65 year, residence 1456 Oiive Tuesday, February 6. 1945. at 12 o'clock noon at St.

Joseph's Infirmary. Beloved mother of J.t. George W. Aflame In Italy. Mrs.

Myrtle Hobbina and alster of Mra. Beat Smith: several nlecea and nephawa. funeral ffnm T. A. Bland ford Funeral Home, 2815 S.

4th. Friday at :30 a.m., Holy Name Church at 9. Interment St. Joseph's Bardstown, Ky. Jiosarv will be recited by the church societies Thursday at 3 and 8 p.m.

Georgetown. Bardstown. and nnersville. papers please copy. BAKER.

Jimmie Sunday, February 4th. 1945. at 8 at the residence. 3rd Street age 3 years, beloved of Leonard and Lizzie Baker: brother of Cla borne Roy. Martha Bell and Eva Ruth Baker: survived also br grandparent.

Mr. and Mr. James Blevms and Mr. C. W.

Baker. Funeral from the residence Tuesday. February 6. af 2 p.m. Interment in ReUinger Cemetery: DAT, onald Eugene, fell asleep Tuesday.

February 6. 1945. at 2 p.m.. in his 1st year. Loving little son of Petty Officer 1C Roy Day and Geneva Day; also urvived bv brother.

Roy Day. Jr. Service this Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. from Bmford Funeral Home. Buechel.

Ky. Interment in Pennsylvania Run Cemetery. DEVOBF. Samuel age 62 year. Monday, February 5.

1945. at 4 p.m.. at General Hospital. Beloved father of Harvey H. Devore and Mrs.

Obie Wilson. Mrs. Florence McFelia: brothers. George M. and William Devore.

Funeral from the T. A. Blanford Funeral Home. 2815 S. 4th St.

Wednesday morning 9:30 o'clock. Interment Timberlake Cemetery. Hart County, Ky. FLl'HB. Wvonna Fay.

in her 3d year, Monday. February 5, at 7:15 a.m. at the residence of her parents, Mr. and Kit. Harvey Fluhr.

Blantons Lane, Valley Station. also survived by 2 brother. William F. and Wallace R. Tluhr.

Funeral services Wednesday, February 7. at 2 p.m. at the Shively Baptist Church, Interment in Bethany Cemetery- HARSHFIELD. Elizabeth (nee Condor). Sunday.

February 4. 1945. at 1:55 a.m., in her 80th year. Beloved mother of SAVE-UP By Selling to National Auto Sales. Need 15 Late Model Car THIS WEEK I Top Cash Dollar Paid for Your Cat WANTED 1.500 CARS AT ONCEI You can get $36 to $60 more cash for your car by selling it now.

Don't delay, don't wait as we need cars for our January quota and top price guaranteed always. No dealer In America can pay you more than the National Auto Sales. We will pay top ceiling price plus x-tra cash if your car has a radio and heater will truarunt tri nav vou the top O.P.A. ceiling price for your car. and1 we aon mean mayoe.

just cau your O.P.A. office and find out the exact amount you can sell your car for. then bring your car and papers to the NATIONAL AUTO SALES. 815 W. Broadway get the cash in 1 minute.

Get a bushel basket of money for your car by driving it to National Auto Sales, 815 W. Broadway, opposite Sears. Roebuck. We have plenty of cash and we are paying high cash prices. We are the largest used car dealer in Louisville.

Our large volume of sales enable to sell for small profits. Just stop by 815 W. Broadway and look at the large selection of used cars that we have on our lots. When you deal with us, we take care of all details. NO RED TAPE NO DELAY.

Cash In a Minute. All Makes and Models Wanted. Call JA 4665 and one of our representatives will call on you. If you wish. No obligation.

1941 Buicks up to son 1940 Iluicks up to 1HM9 Huicks up to Huicks up to 1937 Buicks up to 1.905 1.730 1.420 1.035 1.275 1H41 Pont lacs up to 1H40 Pontiacs up to 1939 Pontiacs up to 1938 Pontiacs up to 1937 Pontiacs up to 8f.S 760 795 S80 1,745 1941 Oldsmobiles up to 1941 Chevrolets up to 1941 Fords up to 1941 Plymouth up to 1941 Cadillacs up to 1941 Chrvslers up to 1941 De Sotos up to 1941 Dodges up to 1940 Chevrolet up to 140 Forda up to 104(1 I'lviuoiiiha up to Chevrolets up to Fords up to 193H Chevrolets up to 1938 Fords up to 1937 Chevrolets up to 1937 Fords up to 1.105 1.100 1.230 4 .000 2.825 1.565 1,390 863 Rno 15 f.85 495 M0 380 430 400 350 300 275 175 1936 Any make up to 1935 Any make up to 1934 Any make up to 1933 Any make up to 1932 Any make up to Authorized O.P.A. Dealer. Owned and operated by Louisville bust ness men who have been buying and selling cars for 25 years. If you owe any money on your car. we wm pay it oft and give you trie cash.

NATIONAL AUTO RALES Nationally Known. 815 W. Broadway. JA 4663 Opposite Sears-Roebuck. Open Evenings and Sundays.

WHY HOP YOUR CART KING pays ceiling; we need cars; 1.500 at once; see us first The Government has set celling prices regardless II you sell to aeaier or individual. Call King's JA 1921. We will call at your home and give you cash or you may drive your car to our convenient downtown location. We attend to all details; you lose no time. NO O.P.A FORMS TO FILL.

OUT. Don't sell your car until you get out cash offer. We will pay too celling nrlce for -out car in good condition plus $10 to $80 additional lor extra equipment. Uncle Sam says you can only sell your car for ceiling price so sell it to and save a lot of red tape. Sell your car to Kins who ells to vital war workers.

We are the oldest and largest used car dealer in the city of Louisville and have specialized In buy. ins and selling used cars, and our large volume of sales enables us to pay you more than any other dealer. Under same management and ownership for 26 year. Top price guaranteed: make us prove it: any max or mooei: casn can Immediately; car need not be paid for. Krnirrnber.

don't Nhnu your car; buy for the high dollar; atop In, or call JA 1U21 now. We buy and sell more cara than anyone in the state. Now Is the time to sell to King. This week will pay for 1941 Buick up to S3 son 1U-1U X3U1CKS UP tO 19331 Buicks up to 1.905 1.730 IX.lrt BUICKS Up tO Buicks up to 1.420 1.035 1941 Pontiacs up to IS 40 Pontiacs up to 1939 Pontiacs up to Pontiacs up to 1937 Pontiacs up to 1941 Oldsmobiles up to 1941 Chevrolets up to 1941 Fords up to 1941 Plymouths up to 1941 Cadillac up to 1941 Chryslers up to 1941 De Sotos up to 1941 Dodges up to 1940 Chevrolets up to 1.273 955 795 760 580 1.745 1.105 1.100 1.230 4.000 2.825 1.565 1,390 865 in, oros up to 860 955 1940 Plymouths up to 1939 Chevrolets up to 1939 Fords tip to Chevrolets up to 715 685 495 lu.iB roras up to 640 380 1937 Chevrolets un to i.i oras up to 430 1936 Any make up to 1935 Any make up to 1934 Any make up to 1933 Any make up to 1932 Any make up to 1931 Any make up to 1930 Any make ud -to 400 350 300 275 275 275 Authorized O.P.A. Dealer.

AH Makes and Models Wanted. 26 Years In Same Location. KING1 AUTO SALES Over 25.000 Satisfied Customer. KING OF USED CAR DEALERS. 944-48 S.

3d St. JA 1921 upen tyenuigs and Sundays. WANTEDrT.500 used cars, at once, to fill a large order for western buyer. Here is your opportunity to sell your car for the highest possible cash price. We have an order from a large western dealer for 1,500 used car of all makes and models.

These cars are urgently needed right now; your chance to get the highest cash price in history for quick action. Drive your car by right now. bring all your paper with vou. and get the CASH now: no red tape, no details, no form to file: we do the work, vou get the CASH. The present high prices we are paving can't last long because new cars are expected in the near future.

For that highest CASH price, sell your car to today. To give you an idea of the high prices these western buyers are paying, we are listing a few prices below: 1941 Buick uo to $1,700 1940 Buicks uo to 1939 Buicks uo to 1938 Buicks up to 1937 Buicks up to 1941 Pontiacs up to- 1940 Pontiacs uo to. 1939 Pontiacs uo to 1938 Pontiacs up to 1.600 1.500 1.300 1.035 1.275 895 760 795 1.100 860 685 1.105 865 715 1.200 900 1941 fords uo to. 1940 Fords up to. 1939 Fords up to 1941 Chevrolets uo 1940 Chevrolets uo 1939 Chevrolets up 1941 Plymouths ud 1940 Plymouths UD 1939 Plvmouths up 1938 Fords.

Chevrolets up to 1937 Fords, Chevrolets up to 1936 Fords. Chevrolets uo to 1935 Fords. Chevrolets uo to 1934 Fords. Chevrolets uo to 19.13 Fords. Chevrolets- up to 1932 Fords.

Chevrolets up to 1931 Fords. Chevrolets ud to toon 750 640 430 350 300 250 225 225 225 225 1 1 villa, lit I I irio.f. I. I .1 Other Makes and Models Priced Ac cordingly. HULL-DOBBS Ford Sales, Parts Service.

World's Highest Buyers. 1213 W. Broadwav. JA 6269 Formerly Premier Mntnr Co. highest-Cash PriCeS Cash in 15 minutes for your car.

any make or model: we pay top ceiling prices for your car and handle all the detail and rationing terms. Bring your car In today to UALLARD'S LOT WA 4387, 108WBroadway WANTED at once, good, clean 1940 oi 1941 car for personal use: prefer Buick. Cadillac. Oldsmobile. Packard or Pontiac: top cash paid for a good car.

Phone or write Rov Snider. Dealer 4311 Tavlor Blvd. FR 6704. 811 S. 3d.

JA 5976 WII.L pay "premium pflceOorlate model clean cars; I need 25 cars immediately to fill an urgent order for a defense plant. Call Mr. Henry, dealer. JA 6269 or MA R004-W illiiHESr" cash prices paid for used Cadillacs: will buy any model, but prefer late ones; don't sell until you get my price. Call Wise, dealer.

JA 6269 or JA 5381. Room 505. CASH FOR YOUR CAR We particularly need Studebakers, any year any model; we pay too O.P.A. celling prices on good, clean cars, any make. No one can pay you more.

HAND MOTOR CO. 634 S. 3d St. WA 7453. Your Studebaker Dealer.

SELL Your Car at Packard Plaza. Highest prices paid for any make or model: no forms to fill Out; handle everything. PACKARD LOUISVILLE MOTOR CO Clay and Broadway. WE need your car; we will pay highest cash for Fords. Chevrolet and Plymouth; up to $1,000 for 1941 model.

LOUVILLE MOTORS CO. 636 S. 5th. JA 4232. WAR workers are desperately in need of automobiles.

Do your part, sell us your car. We pay highest legal prices. Summers-Herrmann. Inc. 3d and Breck- inridge.

WA 3351 I need Lincoln Zephyrs badly to fill a big order for a western Lincoln dealer; I will pay premium prices for top grade car. Call Maton, dealer. JA 626S or IK 3407 HIGHEST cash prices paid for used Nash automobiles I have an order from a Nash dealer up East who needs them badlv; late models preferred. Call Wheatley, dealer. JA 6269.

$30 AND UP'PAlb For wrecked, damaged used or unked cars. Call today. JA 5058 or WA 6085 Cravens Auto Wreckers. CASH for any car or truck, regardless of 1 STAPLETON, Abbie, Sunday, February ia, at p.m., in her 77th year; beloved sister of Mrs. Ida Mary Higdon, Greensboro.

N. Mrs. Jamie Reese, El Paso. Texas, and Charles Stanleton Pittsburgh. Penn.

Remains at Manning's Funeral Home. 612 W. Broadway. Fu neral, inursday, eDruary 8. 1943, from the chapel, at 10 a.m.

Interment, St. Louis cemetery. TATCHELL. Bettla rnea Mtddletoni .4 Hue 4 IA i i omr, a i h.iii., Hi her 73d year; beloved wife of Samuel P. Tatchell: beloved mother of John Stratton: sister of James Middleton of Jeffersonville.

Mrs. Mattie Burch of Chicago, grandmother of Dexter Stratton. Remains at Manning's Funeral Home. 612 W. Broadway.

Funeral. Wednesday. February 7th. from the chapel, at I p.m. Interment in the maples cemetery, Seuersburg.

Ind. THOMAS, Louis, age 67 year, at 8:30 a.m. February 5. 1945. at the residence, 2900 Taylor Blvd.

Survived by his sis ter, mrs. i noagiana; a nepnews, Robert Hackett and Willis Harl, and 2 great-nephews. JUiord and Herbert Langley. Funeral from Lee E. Cralle 1330 s.

3d at 2 p.m. Wednesday. February 7. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. In Memoriam.

GUNN in loving memory of our beloved son and grandson, who was xaxen irom tni life suddenly Feb marv 7. 1944: Oh. what would I give to see his smiling face. His loving arms around mv neck. And to hear his sweet voice once again.

Sadly missed by his father. W. F. Gunn. and grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Gunn. Card of thank.

3 HUGHES; we wish to express our sincere appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors at the death of our beloved wife, mother and -rand mother. Edna Mary Hughes: especially ao we inanK the Kev. Ashby. the pallbearers and the donors of the beautiful floral tributes. J.

W. HUGHES AND FAMILY. Cemetery Lots, Monument. 6 "CREMATION: free pamphlet. JA 7566.

A wise Choice I.O CREMATORY. 641 Baxter. KVERORKEN Cemetery. 2 graves In arc ion 7. Patleraon Florist, Eilzabethtown K.

Funeral Director. 7 fUMJ1TitTXTRKrHitEGR Funeral Home 725 E. Market St. JAckson 1191. BARRETT FUNERAL HOME 1230 Bardstown Road.

HI 1758. C. W. Schoppenhorst. Mrs.

Kdw. Schoppenhorst. SCHOPPENHORST BROS. Funeral Home, 19th and Market. SH 0087.

BLANFORD. T. A. 2815 S. 4th MAgnolla 0141-0142.

GODFREY r. RUSSMAN'S MORTUARY 1041 Cos Ave. MA 7468. i PEARSON 6c SON. CMC, 1310 S.

Third St. MA 0510-051L lee craIe 1330 S. Third St. MA 0771 MA 0772 McDANIEL BROS. MAgnolla 1011-1012.

4339 Park Blvd. JOHN B. RATTERMAN AND SONS. Funeral Parlors, 2114 W. Market.

H. BOSSE a SON 600 E. Broadway. WAbasb 317L Travel Opportunities. LOS ANGELES, 2 or 3 passengers wanted; late model car; snare expenses; gentleman leaving February 16.

Call HI 4655-W. Lodge Notice. 8 ABRAHAM Lodge, Number 8, F. and A. will meet in called communication, DeMolay Hall.

212 W. Broadway. Wednesday, February 7. 1945, at 7 p.m., for examinations in the F. C.

degree. Stated "meeting at 7:45 p.m. for business, examinations and work in E. A. degree.

Visitors always welcome. Maurice H. Thomas. Master; William J. Mansfield.

Secretary. MOUNT f.ToirTZWieT'Wfr'Ti'f. F. 6t A. will mert in called communication in Boas Hall thta Wednesday evening, February 7.

at 7:30 p.m. for work In the E. A. degree. Alex W.

Davis, Master, Carl F. Kantlehner. Secretary. Lost. II BILLFOLD, brown leather; containing important papers, money; lost in South Louisville: reward.

Call MA 8187-W. BRACELET, identification; engraved Norman Silllman: lost Saturday, January 27 near or In Louisville Skating Kink. Reward. Call MA 9798-M. BRACELET.

6-st rand; pastel color beads: sentimental value: in Armory Saturday night. Reward. JA 5625. BRACELET: identification; girl's: 3 names on either sides with dates; about January 24th. Reward.

TA 7375. BRIEF case: Wallace, dark brown, with 3 side srioDer: at Brown Hotel. Jinmrv 30; contained 2 stamp catalogues. Time and Airforce magazines, cloth toilet kit with all accessories, pipes and pinochle deck, military papers. Finder call Miss Angela notn.

ma 4656-K. 1247 Schiller. COIN purse, red leatherette: containing money. Reynolds badge, social security; Monday night; keep money, return con- tents. 1325 Hull- JA 8853.

DOG. half Scottle! black. Ions hair. male; answers to name of Charcoal; vicinity 34th and Bank Sts. Reward.

MA 3763-W. DOG: black: male chow: straved from Strathmoor near Dundee. Monday; liberal reward. Call JA 2841 be fore 3 DOG. black and white snitz: straved from 28th and Jefferson; answers to riao reward, sh iboz-m.

DOG, spotted Great Dane, 4 months old; $100 reward. Call Jeffersonville 323 be- tween 9 a.m.-5 p.m. FURS, squirrel. 6 skins, between 2d and Market and 4th and Walnut. Reward.

SH 4095-W. GLASSES! gold frames: brown case; Monday. January 29. JA 1361. Extension 379.

before 4:30. Reward. "PAPERS. Army discharge, on Bells Lane bus. Thursday morning; valuable only to owner: reward.

Wm. Newton, phone Pleasure mage veil. PEARLS, double strand: at 34th and Garland or between Brook and Floyd on Broadway, Wednesday morning. Reward. can an oomh-m.

PIN. large, with white stones: between Clarks Lane and Baptist Hospital; sentimental value: gift from sister; reward. Call MA 5681-J. PIN. Rotarv Club, set with Lamonns.

Reward. Finder call JA 6275 or SH 2737-J. POST office money order issued to city tax receiver; in postoffice, 2529 W. Market, or car to 34th St. Chas.

G. Herder, please return, badly needed. sh -Bio-w. Kewaro. Ins glasses, wallet with social security card and air mail letter from husband.

2 cnange purses, or Keys to safety deposit box, Parker fountain pen in colored cab Wednesday night: reward. SH 4719-W. PtTSSE. black cloth: sold chain: vicinity Swan and Breckinridge: contains billfold. 'glasses, Reynolds Metals badge, pay check: reward.

WA 9312. Madeline Hubert. PURSE, black: containing monev. iden tification, glasses, ration books; vicinity 17th. ttouing; paoiy needed.

MA 5744-rt. PURSE; black leather; at Madrid Club February please return ring. Reward. MA 1084-J. a RINGS.

2: sold class and silver relieious: vicinity Stewart Dry Goods. January 29; reward, an hbbu-m. 8lT it A bTack containing men's clothing: between Bowling Green and Segal. notify Fonzo Grazle, Segal, Ky. Reward.

TRUCK tire and wheel, between Louts-ville Medical Depot and Ford Motor Co. Reward. SH 6972. UMBRELLA, black, trimmed In with red handle: lost Sunday either Brown Hotel or on Broadway bus going west. Reward.

SH 4259-J. -WRIST watch, boy's inscribed To Allen from Mother and Dad: around January 17 between Southern Junior High School and 4626 Southern Pkway. Reward. FR 27H1. WRIST watch, man's yellow gold; belonging to sailor, vicinity induction center.

6th, Walnut to Broadway, Post-off lceJanuary29; reward. MA 4636-J. WRIST watch; lady's: white gold. 17 jewel Bulova: oval shape; stretch band: on Maikrt Street, Monday. Reward.

Phone HI 5737-R. RI ST watchTTady's. yellow gold Gruen: curvex: lost downtown. January 31: reward. Phone MA 7348-R.

WRIST watch, lady's, gold. Benrus: 4th St. car or 4th near SH 6438-W. Reward. WRIST watch, lady's Benrus: yellow gold, link band; reward.

918 E. Jeffer son WRIST watch. Swiss, lady's, yellow gold. 2 diamonds; on 5:15 p.m. Jeffer-son St.

bus, Monday. Reward. HI 7548. Information Personals. 13 COWAN Home for Aged and Invalids; vacancies available now; good food, ex- Serienced nurses, care 24 hours; steam eat: home like accommodations; for all denominations JA 4464.

DOROTHYS Beauty Salon, formerly "of 903 W. Hill and 1021 S. 18th. has moved to a larger location at 1511 S. 7th.

Call MA 1478. Dorothy Logsdon. ANNOUNCING that I. Martha Gough, now own and operate the Cortlandt Beauty Shop at 942 S. 4th will be giao to see ail my customers.

GENERAL office work: pay rolls fis- ured; phone calls taken; mailing address; desirable, centrally located office. Write 125, care C.J.-Times. BUTTON sale; thousands of beautiful buttons; reasonably priced; suitable for dresses, suits, earrings: woolen remnants. A. Baer.

622 W. Market. FORGOTTEN families who have not attended our banquets may be invited bv writing Uncle George, P. O. Box 571.

Louisville, Ky. WANTED, old goTE bridgework, oiH Jewelry, diamonds, etc. 318 w. Chestnut St. SENO JEWELERS.

210 W. Market St. PIANOS wanted, any styLa; best cash -a ucaJUe waiiieq xuav myers. Phone Willis. JA 8340 I TZ NAME engraved for 50c; protect your pen against loss.

Kentucky Pen Shop. 316 Chestnut. PIANOS WANTED. Cash Immediately. A.

A. Tiller 724 S. 4th. JA 7453. Death! and Funerals.

23 CLEANING wallpaper; 22 years' experience. Huber's. A 2493. MA 282 1-J. CLEANING, steaming, paper hanging.

Dale. Call SH 6442-J. 6 to 1:30. 5 to 7. HOUSE palhtingrihterlbr ani exterior! estimates given free: immediate service.

Jall E. OJNan. SH 8776-R. INTERIOR decorating; walliT woo5-work, floors expertly done: also exterior: carpentry; free estimates. Flynn's.

Z7U9. PAINTING, interior and exterior; papering, steaming: carpentry. BELL 6c KOCH. TA 0904. TA 8688.

TA 3759. PAINTING and decorating; free estimates; immediate service. Hundley Decorators. WA 7746 PAINTING, decorating, interior, exterior remodeling: references. McNulty Bros.

SH B3H3. PAPER hanging, cleaning and plaster ing; A-l work; immediate service; free estimates: must have 2 rooms or more. Call JA 5646. PAPER hanging; experienced and re liable workmen: featuring Deko color-fast wall papers. H.

E. Barth 6c Bros. 737 W. Market. JA 3511.

PAPER hanging: work guaranteed; will give tree estimates; immediate service. Call C. F. Boyd. MA 3868.

PAPER hanging: perfect workmanship: reasonable winter prices: free estimates; Immediate service. Jim Finn. MA 2636-M. PAPER furnished and hung; immediate service, uranam. sh a HI.

PAPER furnixhed. hung, in any part of city. TA J7983. PAPER hanging, patch plastering. Tom Conley.

SH7234. PAPERING, patch plastering; samples snown; immediate service, iiesson. til 4366. AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles for Sale. 27 BUICK 1939 5-passenger coupe; this beautiful coupe has been in storage for over a year and the finish has been carefully preserved: the tires are prewar ana in spienaia condition, and the equipment includes a built-in radio and healer and defroster; will trade for cheaper car.

Call Chagnev. Hull-Dobbs. world's highest traders, 1213 W. Broadway. JA 6269.

HtllC'K 13 a gnod serviceable, rrllalile car that has had the beat of ri; has 5 good Urea and la equipped witn goon neater, call Kcoggin. Hull-Dobbs, world's highest traders. i-i-i w. oroaqway. ja e-t.

BUICK 1941 de luxe convertible club coupe; radio, heater; automatic top; good tires: looks like new: will trade: 15 months to pay. National Auto Sales, BUlCK 1939 sedan: radio heater; 5 good tires; looks and runs good: will trade: 13 months to pay. Na tional auio saies, 813 w. Broadway. JA 4fl5.

BUICK 1941 4-door sedanette; beautiful 2-tone finish; radio, heater, defroster; other extras; run like new; will trade; 15 months to pay. King Auto Sales, 944 S. 3d. JA 1921. BUICK 1941 special sedanette; 2-tone finish; radio, heater: clean throushout: will trade; 15 months to pay.

King auio sales, s. 3d. ja 1921. BUICK 1941 de luxe touring sedan; radio, heater, 5 good tires; will trade; 15 months to pay. National Auto Sales.

ma w. Broadway. A 4B65, BUICK 1931 sport roadster, in A-l con dition: 4 new recap tires. 208 W. Lee St.

MA 5504-M. McCjibblnsdealer. CHEVROLET 194T de luxe town tednn: heater: good tires; will trade; 13 months to pay. Mationai Auto Sales, 815 Broadway. A 4665.

CHEVROLET 1934 coach; good paint and tires, recently overhauled; excellent gas mileage: sacrifice, quick sale. Golden Tip Station. Clay and Broadway. Chevrolet 1934 master de luxe 4-door sedan; really a honey: a real car for the defense worker. King Auto Sales, 44 S.

3d, JA 1921 CHEVROLET 1939 master de luxe town sedan; radio, heater, good finish and tires; will trade; 15 months to pay. King Auto Sales. 944 S. 3d. A 1921.

(THE VROLET 1933. coach, 75 other cars. Gardner's Lot, 1255 S. Preston. CHRYSLER 1936 7-passenger de luxe sedan; radio, heater, 5 good tires; runs swell: will trade.

National Auto Sales, 815W. Broadway JA 4005. HE 86 to 1941 custom "aedah; radio; heater, 5 good tires; beautiful blue finish; looks and runs like new; will trade; 15 months to National Auto Sales, 815 W. Broadway A 46(55. DODGE, 1936 4-door sedan: tKIs car will give thousadns of miles satisfactory service at a minimum cost; it is equipped with radio and heater and has an excellent motor.

Call Wie. Hull-Dobbs. world's highest traders, 1213 W. Broadway. JA 6269.

DODGE 1941" coupe; radio, heater: maroon finish ilke new; motor and tires A-l: will trade; 13 months to pay. King AutoSales, 944 S. 3d. JA 1921. FORD 1937 Tudor Sedan; an economical little car to own and operate that has been completely rebuilt in our own shops and represents the best in transportation at a low cost; it is equipped with a built-in radio and the tires are in good shape.

Call Mr. Henry. Hull-Dobbs, world's highest traders, 1213 W. Broadway, ja 6.69 FORD 1941 super de luxe club coupe: radio, heater. 3 good tires; looks and runs nice new; win trade: is months to pay.

National Auto Sales. 815 W. Broadway, ja 4B63. FORD 1940 de luxe Tudor; looks and runs like new: 5 good tires; will trade; 15 months to pay. National Auto Sales.

813 W. Broadway. JA 4665. FORD 1939 de luxe Tudor; radio, heater, motor perfect: looks and runs like new: will trade; 15 month to pay. King Auto Sales.

944 S. 3d. JA 1921. FORD 1940 standard tudor; radio, heat-er: new covers: perfect finish and tires; will trade. King Auto Sales, 944 S.

3d. JA 1921. FORI) 1936 deluxe 5' sedan; radio, heater; good tires. Geo. Byers Sons.

850 S. 3d. WA 1317. FORD 1936 2-door de luxe: has radio, heater: priced $220: will trade. Wheeler's service station.

75 s. Zd GRAHAM-Paige. 1934. sedan; heater. clean car.

with good motor and 5 good tires, will sell reasonable. Call HI 0237-J. "HUDSON 1942 super de luxe 6 town se- dan; low mileage; radio, heater; 5 good tires: will trade: 15 months to pay. National Auto Sales, 815 W. Broadway.

JA 4665. HUDSON 1938 de luxe sedan: radio. heater, 5 good tires; looks and runs good; will trade; 15 months to pay. National Auto Sales. 815 W.

Broadway. JA 4665. HUDSON 1939 2-door sedan; radio7fieat-er; excellent motor and tires; perfect throughout; will trade: 15 months to pay. King Auto Sales 944 S. 3d.

JA 1921. LINCOLN Zephyr. 1937. 4-door sedan; offered today at low ceiling price; $575. universal car zatn and Broadway.

MERCURY 1941 club coupe; radio, heat-er; real clean, one owner, ready to go: guaranteed: trade, terms. Geo. Byers Sons. 950 S. 3d.

WA 1317. MERCURY 1940 convertible club coupe; new finish, perfect tires, motor and top, radio, heater; a real sporty job; will trade: 15 months to pay. King Auto Sales. 944 S. 3d.

A 1921. MERCURY 1940 de luxe sedan; radio, heater, 5 good tires; looks and runs like will trade; 15 months to pay. National Auto Sales, 815 W. Broadway. A 4fbr NASH 1940 de luxe town sedan; radio, heater.

5 good tires; looks and runs like new; will trade: 15 months to pay. National Auto Sales, 815 W. Broadway. JA 4HS NASH 5-passenger club coupe; radio, heater, 5 good tires; looks and runs like new; will trade; 13 months to pay. National Auto Sales, 815 W.

Broadway. A 4H65. OLDSMORILE 1938 deluxe sedan; radio, heater. 5 good tires; looks and runs good: will trade; 15 months to pay. National Auto Sales.

815 W. Broadway. JA 4665. OLDS MOBILE 1940 de luxe custom sedan: radio, heater; 5 good tires; looks and runs good; will trade; 15 months to pay. National Auto Sales, 813 W.

Broadway. JA 4665. 6LDM6BILET84r-4-door sedan, model 76; hydramatic transmission; radio, heater, new covers, inish; motor, tires Serfect: will trade: 15 months to pay. Ling Auto Sales, 944 S. 3d.

JA1921. PACKARD 1940 convertiblefThis popular model car was previously owned by a prominent local citizen who has been called into foreign service and we bought the car out of storage; it has a splendid radio, heater and defroster, and the tires are all prewar and in splendid condition. Call Matson. Hull-Dobbs. world's highest traders, 1213 W.

Broad- way. JA 6269. PACKARD 1939 TrS" convertible club coupe; beautiful green finish, leather upholstery; perfect motor and tires, heater, other extras: will trade; 15 months to pay. King Auto Sales, 944 3d 'J A 1921 PACKARD 1941 club convertible automatic top; radio, heater, 5 good tires; like new; looks and runs like new; will trade; 15 months to pay. National Auto Sales.

815 W. Broadway. JA 4665. PACKARD 1941 "110" 4-door touring sedan; 5 good tires; looks and runs like new; will trade; 15 months to pay. National Auto Sales, 815 W.

Broadway. JA 4665. PACKARD 1940 sedan, model 110: radio. heater, seat covers, other extras; paint, motor, tires perfect: will trade; 15 month to pay. King Auto Sales, 944 S.

3d. JA 1921. PLYMOUTH 1935 Tudor Sedan; this car has been newly refinished in Navy blue; it has a splendid motor and upholstering and tires are in good shape. Call Aron. Hull-Dobbs, world's highest trader.

1213 W. Broadway. JA 6269. PLYMOUTH 1941 de luxe coupe: radio, heater, 5 good tires; looks and runs like new; will trade: 15 months to pay. National Auto Sales, 815 W.

Broadway. a 4eea. PLYMOUTH 1938 de luxe touring sedan; radio, heater, 5 good tires; looks and runs swell; will trade; 15 months to pay. National Auto Sales, 815 W. Broadway.

JA 4665. PLYMOUTH 1940 de luxe town sedan; radio, heater, 5 good tires; looks and runs swell; will trade; 15 months to pay. National Auto Sales. 815 W. Broad way.

JA 4fh5, PLYMOUTH 1941 4-door special de luxe sedan; 2-tone finish; radio, heater: low mileage: perfect throughout; will trade: 15 months to pav. King Auto Sales. J944 R3d. JA 1921. PLYMOUTH, 1935 coach: 75 other cars.

Gardner's Lot. 1253 S. Preston. Painting, Papering. LOUISVILLE'S LARGEST FUR STOCK Save uo to 149 on a Fur coat.

$249 Sable Blended Muskrat now $100 $249 Jap Mink Flank Coat now $100 $249 Black Persian Lamb Pawnow $100 $249 Skunk now $100 $229 Black Pony now $100 $249 Squirrel Dyed Skunk now $100 $189 Black Kidskin Coat now $100 t219 Natural Silver Fox Pr. now $100 199 Sliver Dved Fox Coat now $100 $249 Fitch Dved Skunk now $1011 $199 South American Muskrat now $100 $189 Viscacha now $100 $199 Sable Dyed Fox Paw now $100 $199 Squinel Dyed Fox Pawnow $100 S249 stone Marten Skunk now sioo $249 Red Fox Coat now $100 $249 Black Persian Lamb now $100 $199 Mouton Lamb now $100 Pav as you wear or use our lay-away plan. Your charge account is welcome. eDruarv clearance aie. FURS BY PACY Th Fnx Furriers 219 West Chestnut.

WA 6935. VITELIZER. $1 bottle: it starts your car quicker, produces more power. Increases mileage and saves on; bottle enough for 1.200 to 1.500 miles; ask for it at your filling station or stop by the LENZ TESTING LABORATORIES 312 Armory Place. Founded 1931 MAIL ORDERS $1 POSTPAID Sold On Money-nacK Basis ST.

Joseph's Orphan Home would like to learn through relatives or friends the names, addresses and branch of service of any of the boys or girls who were raised In the home. Call Siter Bonosa. TA 1711. or write the home. 2823 Frankfort Ave.

OPPORTfTNITF knocks: Tenenba urn's really quitting business' last chance for bargains: wholesale, retail: shoes, house anoes. ary goods, fixtures, household furniture for sale. Tenenbaum's. 944 Baxter. comic and sentimental: favors, horns, paper hats, napkins, ui line oi at.

fatricit novelties. K. S. CAUFIELD. 308 S.

3d St SERVICES OFFERED Service Offered General. 14 ACCOUNTING; I will keep your books or supervise their keeping and render financial and operating statements: also Firepare income and other tax reports or companies or individuals- reasonable charirrs. Hay rhon WA 3185. nluht or Munclay, 111 wl nornlierry ANIIWUK AND MDUUIN UPHOLSTERING HAVE your furniture rebuilt: your frame and springs are good: we have materials in stock: call us for estimates. Jeffreys upnoistering snop.

C41 s. irst. JA zt5Z, ATTENTION Drooertv owners! If vou are thinking of building, remodeling or repairing in city or county, can canu J. muz. Ill 1H3II-K, BRICK "siding." bnTdCig repairing, re modeling, cauixing, estimates given; work guaranteed.

M. A. Epperson. Fhone ja ism BUILDING, remodeling, roofs raised. repairing, rooting.

McNuity Bros. an aHP CARPENTER work; general repair and painting; estimates tree; immediate serv ice. Jones Sons. SH 5405-W. CARPENTER and eeneral repair work painting interior and exterior: free esti mates; immediate service.

zibj. CARPENTER; expert, honest work at honest prices. I 6ob6. CHIMNEYS: tuck pointing and plaster ing: work guaranteed. SH 1882-M.

owier. CHIMNEY flues cleaned and tuck point ine: free estimates. SH 3973-J. "fl.ofKii and watches repaired: fast service. JA 6H23 or 302 Board of Trade N.

Wcor. 3d and MainSt "CONCRETE andcarpenter storm sash and screens, general repair. Call J. c. savage, fk 5253.

ELECTRIC motor repair, immediate serv-ice: anecializine in small motor work lone experience: work absolutely euar anteed. can ja co. ine tsesi nei Electric Hardware 912 W. Market. FLOORS: all kinds old floors made like new; sanding, refinishing; avoid spring rush.

SH 3619. FLOORS: our 50 years' experience your euarantee: insist on ma Deal. a. a Engleman. WA 2838.

FLOORS sanded and reflrushed: tree es timates: Immediate service: reasonable rates. John Filiatreau. Call SH 4743. FLOORS laid, sanded and refinished: pure shellac; dust proof sander. SH 2237.

ask for Tin. KUItiv when vour rumae'e "has been condemned call me; parts for all make furnace available; new furnace and stoker service. Greenwell. WA628. FURNACES cleaned, repaired; any" make-stoker service; steam and hot water.

Kirchner. CallSH 4586. FURNITURE repairing, sluing, webbing. springs tied; work at your home, or my shop; keep free of pests: 16 years' ex- peri-nce. WA 2684.

GAS heatlns service: all eaulument ad- justed. controls repaired; new furnaces available. William lpper. MA 6831. INCOME tax returns prepared evenings by experienced accountant.

SH 6252-J. LA WN MOWERS sharpened and repaired: get 'em in ahead of the rush. The Saw Shop. S. W.

corner Campbell and Main. A 4795. MATTRESSES of all kinds repaired: lm- mediate service. Call JA 7926. Bernard Gittines.

819 E. Washington. PATCH plastering and stucco; old bath tubs made into built-in tubs; free esti- mates. MA 1601-J. PLANER, knives and all kinds of saws sharpened.

Acme Shop. 121 S. Clifton. TA 9493. PLUMBING and heating remodeling, re-pairing; free estimates.

Charles E. Cut-singer, 3419 W. Jefferson. SH 3811-W. RADIO and refrigerator repairs prompt ly; IB years experience; wortc guaranteed: 24-hour service; pickup and delivery.

General Radio Refrigerator Service. MA 2861. If no answer, call SH 2624. RADIOS repaired, quick service; written guarantee; 10 years experience: prewar stock, tubes, parts; pickup and deliver. Home Appliance Service 1507 Bardstown Rd.

HI 3056. REFRIGERATOR service man; fully ex- enenced on an maKes. MAZMl. REFRIGERATOR service; all makes repaired at a minimum cost: refrigerators regassed at home; $2.50 up; free esti mates, ti REFRIGERATOR service at home or re-paired in shop; all makes; prompt service: reliable suarantee. Upton.

FR 2679. jintil 9 p.m. ROOFING: JnselBrlc. Inselstone: gutter-ins and repairing. McNulty Bros.

SH 3986. ROOFING and general repairing: tree estimates: immediate service. E. T. Rogers.

333 S. Preston. JA 6789. SCREENS for porch or house: Venetian blinds. weatherstriDDins.

caulkins: ex pert work i si A bra liti. 3 03 stni.NU machines; we repair all maKe sewing machines; machines rented by the month; we will purchase your old Singer. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 647 S. 4th.

1605 Bardstown Rd. JA 4212. HI 1100. UPHOLSTERING, repair work and re- finishing; experienced workmanship; immediate service ana reasoname prices. Call SH 9075.

VACUUM cleaners and washers repaired: will give immediate service; work Is guaranteed, fhone 6.S8. VACUUM cleaners, radios and washers repaired, bought and sold; free estimates. SH 3069. WASHERS repaired: Mavtas and other popular makes; also vacuum cleaners; 24-hours service: a written guarantee on all work; operating under O.PA. regulations; Goodyear white soft wringer rolls: we carry a complete line of parts for all make washers and vacuum cleaners; we have highly skilled mechanics; we do the job right at reasonable prices.

AMERICAN WASHER CO. 437 S. 2d. WA 4063: JA 5730. WASHERS repaired; Maytags a special-ty: genuine Maytag parts; white wringer rolls and parts for all makes; written guarantee: prompt service.

Appliance washer service. FORMERLY MAYTAG SHOP. 346 E. Market. WA 1457.

WASHERS, Maytag, Easy Specialty; repairs and parts for all makes; only genuine parts used: lust received a Mavtas shipment; work and parts guaranteed; prompt and reasonable; soft white rolls. Ky. Refrigeration and washer Service. 332E.Market. WA 1651.

WASHING machine repairing: Maytags. Easy and Bendix; service guaranteed; all makes washers repaired: parts and white tolls; prompt service: estimates free. FALLS CITY WASHER SHOP. 650 S. Shelby.

WA 9760. WASHERS repaired; all makes; work guaranteed: prompt service: expert mechanics. Washer Service. MA 7180. 1402 s.

Preston St. WASHING walls, cleaning wall paper, waxing floors, general house cleaning by the job; experienced, colored. SH 8030 -R; KEEP" your pen In good repair with Kentucky Pen Shop guaranteed service. 316 W. Chestnut.

Moving, Packing, Storage. 21 E. P. SPENCER; storage, local and long distance moving; rates are reasonable. JA 4445.

Personal supervision given, nights. An u.sz-j. GOFF movers; dependable and reliable; experienced white men, padded van; reasonaoie rates, can an -7U. MOVE yourself, rent a padded van: save uo to one-half: pads, eauipment furnished. U-Drive-It Co- 657 S.

3d. JA 6016. MOVING general hauling: experienced neip: immediate service, ma ceza. LIGHT hauling of all kinds; immediate service. MA 0463-W.

Long Distance Moving. 22 NATION-WIDE MOVING Careful and efficient transfer of household goods to any point in America: also packing and crating for jail shipment. Call JA 2106. SAFETY TRANSFER STORAGE CO. LOAD wanted from Birmingham, Moline.

Wilmington, Washington. D. C. or way points, at once; part load wanted to Birmingham, loads wanted to and from other cities. A 7161.

SETTLE MOVING AND STORAGE CO. LOADS wanted from other r-itio in Louisville vans available for Immediate long distance moving out of Louisville. A. Arnold 6c Son Transfer tc Storage Co. SH 5282 Painting, Papering.

23 CALCIMINE Rem-Tone and Mural-Tone over papered walls, rooms. S5 and $6 up: enameled woodwork inside; we specialize in Dutch Boy, Eagle lead and oil for outside painting; free esti- mates. JA 0761. CLEANING, paper hanging, steaming. Call WA 1028 for immediate service.

ARTHUR G. MAAS. 1708 W. MARKET. Wednetday.

Feb. 7, 1945 5 Help Wanted Men I Critical). 36 "ERvaTOb. operator; wnTte.7 permanent work: experience not necessary. Apply 707.

Marion E. Taylor Bldg. TaCtorY-Workers Permanent employment open in an essential food Industry: no experience needed: day work only; good pay with plenty of overtime at time and half: employes' dining room serving bot meals on premises. APPLY HIRSCH BROS. 6 CO.

14th and Cedar sts. FACTORY workers. 16 years or over; permanent employment: comfortable Inside work; no experience needed; day work onfv: plenty of overtime at time and one-half. Apply In person: no phone calls: 2d 'loor. Bradas and Gheens.

817 S. Floyd St. Ask for Mr. Schaefer. superintendent.

FACTORY workers; veterans given preference; all other applicants must clear through U. S. Employment Service. April Mondav through Friday. American Tobacco 17 th a nd Broa dway.

FACTOR! WOrK. tor essential inauairy. overtime. Apply Personnel Office. De-voe Ravnolds 223 N.

15th St. FARM and dairy hand; sober; to live on place. John Dlehl. 2. Seller.

burg. Ind. Phone 158-J-2. FIREMAN, tor stationary boilers; vear-round lob: 48 hour per week; 128.34. plus 67- bonus payable In June to persons In our employ at that time.

Apply 823 StarksHldg. TlREMANfT helper, colored, for ea-enttal food Industry; filling government contracts; convenient tranaportatlon. good working conditions. Apply Armour and Byrne. FI.T bovs: permanent, essential main, try: offer good pay.

free insurance with paid vacations: must be 16 or over and weigh 130. Bring birth certificate. Apply Personnel Department Couner-Jour- nal. FOOD workers. 2.

colored, age i IT to 4 years: discharged servicemen preferred; general work in food products plant. Modern Food Service, 714S.7th. FOREMAfr for a medium sired printing plant; a worth-while Job for a rrtsn with supervising ability. Writ 190. rare J.

-Times. -T KnUNDRV moulders needed In -ntll C'laaa A Indiialrv. Apply C. Lee Cook Manufacturing i4 'b. "FOUNDRY lulwr needed immediately in esaential Claaa A Industry; no experience necessary.

Apply C. Lee Coo Manufacturing 916 S8th. FOUNTAIN boys; part time evening work: over 16. if under 21. bring berth certificate; good pay.

pleasant working conditions: uniforms furnlahed: psid vacation after 1 year service, hospitalization after 6 months. Apply 405 Theatre Bldg. or any Walgreen Drug Store, OENF.KAI. farm worn; man witn imn. no milking; all kinds of farm machinery: good house: good salary; on a good road-pleasant surroundings.

Call Burk. HI lnl r.tnrriv -lark inH truck driver: I ood pay for right party: noy unoer is or man over 45: day off Wednesday: no Sunday work. Apply at once. 2831 Taylor or calf MA 0041 days; MA 5805W. nights.

HELPER, young man for regular Job on truck. Apply In person. Louisville Linen Service. 947 E. Breckinridge.

HELPERS, while or colored to clean automobiles. Gardner's Sale and Serv ice. 1255 8. Preston St. llo'llsEMth-T for houseT-aplnaPrt-ment; permanent poaltlon and Jf! salary.

Apply th timekeeper' office. Hotel Reelbach, JANITOR, colored! steady day work: good pay; good hours. Apply afur p.m. Parkmoor, 2345 8. 3d.

"JanIYObI for" city job with human so-ciety; hour8 to5dilyCall JA7209. "LABORERS with some carpentry experience for sign construction: time and one-half over 40 hours; steady Job. Apply General Outdoor Advertising 506 Baxter Ave. TABORERS. white or colored: temporary work, American box and Crate 22d and Woodland Ave "LAl'NDl-Y learners: no experience necessary; white or eolored; will teacn you and pay you while you learn; free Insurance to all regular employes: plant now alr-conditlnned.

Dixie Laundry. 900 F. Breckinridge. UTKRlcAtlrtN-" mZ Snd halper; steady Job. good pay; essential.

See Mr Nainann or Mr, Johnson. Geo. Byers Hons 950 8 3d. handlers, "while or essential war industry. Larkins Bros.

Jk Yost 1443 SjSth. MACHINISTS. 1st claaa: permanent; Rostwar: union acale. Louisville Drving lachlnery Co.j43l Baxter, JA 2334, ANAGEftfor paint department; must have experience in selling paints; good salary to one who qualifies; excellent opportunity for advancement. W.

T. Grant Co. 424 S. 4th. "MECHANICAL engineers; persons this field with shop experience needed at once to determine action on part found defective, through inspection.

CURTISS-WRIGHT CORP. Crittenden or U. S. Employment service. 4Z5 a.

stn. MECHANIC or helper in garage and fill ing station. Apply Everett L. Schwsrt Auto Service, 3616 Brownsboro or TA 3061. "MECHANICS for pin ball machines and vlctrolas; full or part time; good salary.

ApplyBt Novelty 621 WMam, MECHANIC and helpers; steady work. Apply at Logan St. Garage. 115 Logan St. JA B967.

MESSENGER boy, 16 years old; bicycle furnished by company: opportunity for advancement: steady job. See Mr. Gordon, Courier-Journal Job Printing 324 W. Liberty St. METAL pattern man, stove and body mounters, truck driver, foundry cupola tender and laborers: stesdy work.

6-day week. Apply Hart Manufacturing 2006 North Western Parkway. "NIGHT man to do night watching and supervising of cleaning women In office -building. Apply Room 310. the Speed NIGHT watchman: must be capable of raising steam in morning before firemen arrive; steady, permanent.

Applv Mr. Prising, Dixie Laundry. 990 E. Brock- I rid ge. "I5 AN washer, white or colored; perma-nent position.

Apply Kentucky Baptist Hospital, B10Barret Ave. "PERSONNEL assistant, main under intereated in personnel work, to assist peraounel director of large local company; essential work: this is a permanent Job with future possibilities; in reply, state your qualifications and present salary; ex-service man preferred. Write 159 cere C.J.-Times. ffAtMATlST7fuiriime: permanent po-sltlon- pleasant working conditions. In Louisville: attractive offer.

Write 144. are.J.-TimeS; PHARMACIST registered in Kentucky; opportunity open with Taylor Drug Stores; promotion comes fast to those who qualify; satisfactory salary, extra earnings through bonuses and commissions; good hours, pleasant working conditions. Apply in person or by letter to TAYLOR DRUG STORES 309 Coleman Building. Louisville. Ky.

PIN SETTERS You can make up to II per hour In your spare time, day or night hours to suit: whit or colored 16 to 60; paid dally; no experience necessary. Parkmoor Bowling Alleys. 2545 S. 3d. PLANER hands and "die makers.

4 of each, needed at once; excellent working -conditions, good pay: postwar future. Kentucky Die and Stamping 419. S. 8th. PORTER, over 45 years old.

who wads permanent employment; good hours, good pay; If honest and interested in your future, apply to Taylor Drug Stores. 309 Coleman Bldg: "PORfEftS; general "cleaning work: day or night work; 131.20 for 48-hour week. Take Air Base bus to end of line, apply Bowman Field Exchange office. Building JIU. Ill SfUU.

PORTER work; hour 9:30 to good salary; car fare paid. The Inbater Claw No. 2. Dtxle Highway, phone Pleaaure Ridge 790R. PORTER an car washer, steady Job with good pay; essential.

See Mr. Samson or Mr. Johnson at Geo. Byers Sons, 950 8. 3d PORTER, 8daya a week; good pay and permanent work.

Apply in person. Gibson's Restaurant, 1811 W. Hill St PORTER wanted. Henry Shop, 606 8 3d St. "PBINTF.rSi linotype operators" Jon preasmen.

Job pressfeeders, cylinder presfeeders, paper-cutting machine operators, folding machine operators; excellent wages, steady present and posts war employment, pleasant working conditions. Apply in writing. stating whether presently employed and exp---rlence. to 154, care C.J. -Times.

RADIO men; need urgent I years' ex-perience or more esaential: Apply CURTISSi-WRIGHT CORP. Crittenden or U. S. Employment Service. 428 8.

5th. RADIO repair man wanted, experienced; part-time work. SH 3069. ROUT N. for established milk routes: good pay: good working conditions; permanent Job with postwar future; mar- tled men only.

Apply to Mr. Osterholt. "nited States Employment Eervlce. 423 S. 5th.

service man ag en For super auto shervlc station: experience preferred but not necessary: excellent chance for advancement; good remuneration and hours. Apply immediately to personnel office. 3d floor. SEARS. ROEBUCK 6t CO.

8th 6c Broadway. 8thr Broadway WA 3251, --xi v.Xf iivu.a man; exper enced. Call JA 1062. Horace Cat Inn a. ROUTE men for Highlands! essential industry: good salary.

Vogue Cleaner a nd Dyers, 1820 S. 7tn. SHOE selling experience essential for position with best department in Louisville to loam selling of popular foot-appliance; salary; matured man pre-f erred. Write lBf care C.J.-Times. STICKER man, capable of setting up and operating sticker; permanent Job for right man: union ship.

The Klster im r. uiuiogn. STOCK boy; 5-day week of 40 hours. 60c per hour after 13 weeks at 50c CarterDry Good 731 W. Main.

SUPERVISORY positions open on oper. ations at Indiana Ordnance Work. Charlestown. a war plant manufacturing urgently needed war material; paid during training periods; good wage and working conditions; age 36 or over; high school graduate or equivalent, with Industrial background. Apply at 8..

Louisville. Jefferaoavtll, or New Albany. Ind. If now employed In essential war work do not a AUtO Sales, 944 S. 3d.

JA 1921 PLYMOUTH 1934 de luxe coach, in A-l condition; 5 practical! new tires and heater. 208 W. Lee. MA 5504-M. Mc- Cubbins, dealer.

'PLYMOUTH 1937 2-door touring sedan; radio, heater; clean throughout; will trade. King Auto Sales, 944 S. 3d. JA 1921 PLYMOUTH 1937 de luxe coach; heater; S425; terms: trade. Cooke Pontiac 846 S.

3d. JA 2171 PLYMOUTH 1939: 5 good radio and heater. 2 new fog lights. 3419 Michi- gan ur. PLYM OI TH 1941 special de luxe 4-door seoan; radio, heater; excellent tires: trade.

Write 170, care C.J.-Times. PONTIAC. 1936 sport coupe; radio, good tires; 75 other cars. Gardner's Lot, 1255 S. Preston.

PONTIAC, 1936, 2-door coach; heater; food condition; below ceiling; owner. 909 Newburg after 12. STL'DE BAKER 1938 President sedan; radio, heater; a real car at a real price; will trade; 15 months to pay. King Auto Sales. 944 S.

3d. JA 1921. WILLYS 1940 sedan; radio, heater, seat covers: clean, guaranteed. Geo. Bvers Sons.

950 S. 3d. WA 1317. UKDEfisELLTNG EVERYBODY Every Car a Bargain Authorized O.P.A. Dealer Buy before used cars are rationed.

1941 De Soto custom de luxe sedan; radio, heater. 11141 Chevrolet de luxe town sedan; radio, heater; good tires. 1941 Plymouth special de luxe sedan: radio, heater. 5 good tires. 1941 Dodge custom de luxe sedan; radio.

heater; fluid- drive; good tires. 1941 Packard club convertible coupe; radio, heater; low mileage. 1940 Nash de luxe club coupe; radio, heater. 1938 Nash LaFayette sedan; radio, heater: 5 good tires. 1941 Ford super de luxe club coupe; radio, heater; 5 good tires.

1940 Oldsmobile custom de luxe town sedan: radio, heater; 3 good 1941 Plymouth de lux coupe: radio, heater: 5 good tirea: like new. 1940 Ford Am luxe tuiior: radio, heater; 5 good tlrea: looks and run swell. 19il Packard "120" sedan: radio, heater: 5 good tires. 1941 Ford super de luxe fordor; 17.000 miles; radio, heater. 1938 Plymouth de luxe sedan; radio, heater: 5 good tires.

1942 Hudson super 2 door; radio, heater; priority needed. 1938 Bulck de luxe sedan; radio, heater; 5 good tires. 1937 Bulck de lux sedan; radio, heater: 5 good tires. Ford coach: radio, heater. 1939 Ford de luxe tudor; radio, heater; 5 good tires.

1937 Plymouth de luxe sedan: radio, heater. 5 good tires. 1938 Oldsmobile de lux sedan; radio, heater; 5 good tires. 1936 Pontiac coach: radio, heater: good tires. 1940 Mercury de luxe sedan; radio.

heater; 5 good tires. 1935 Ford de luxe coupe: radio, heater: 5 good tires. 1941 Pontiac club convertible: radio, heater: 5 good tires. 1938 Hudson de luxe 4-door; radio, heater: 5 good tires. We have most any model car you want.

1939. 1938. 1937. 1936. 13 months to pay.

Your car will probably make the down payment. Every car with 5 good tires. The Largest Selection in City NATIONAL AUTO SALES "Nationally Known" 813 W. Broadway. JA 4663.

Opposite Sear. Roebuck Open Evenings and Sundays Trucks. Trailers. Chassi. 28 CHEVROLET wrecker.

IVi-ton. wfth crane and winch with 75 feet of cable. Can be seen at the West Point Motor wesPnt, Ky CHEVROLET-trucksr Can be seen on gravel road. 3 miles from Jeffersonville. Mr.

Sams rwVTtrcK 1041 nlrkun: eood tires: extra good mechanical condition; will sell for ceiling price. Hull-Dobbs. World's Highest Traders, 1213 W. Broadway. JA 6269.

DODGE 1640 platform andatake. 3-apead drive, extra good tlrea: good condition throughout. Hull-Dobbs, World'a HlKhest Traders. 1213 W. Broadway.

JA 62li. FOR DTRi-ton stake body. 1937; in good condition. St. Matthews Motor Co.

TA 2523. LIOGAOE traTTeF 600x1 (5 tires. tar- Saulin cover, good condition: S100; 2-urner gasoline stove $15. JA 3468. 200 N.

Floyd St NEW CMC trucks: we-Have 1 pound, 159-inch whrelbase for immediate delivery; other trucks available if you have application approval. General Truck Sales 6c Service. 900 S. 7th. WA 4103.

House Trailers. 29 ADAMS Trailer Sales Buy with confidence: Louisville's oldest and most reliable dealer. Piatt. Schult and Kozy Coaches, new 1945 models with Preway gasoline ranges. We get your priority for you, 7th and Noble Place.

sniveiy, Ky ALMA, 19 and 27 feet, tandems; Con-tinental. Elcar. 2-wheel and tandem: Streamlite. 2-wheel and tandem: Royal. Glider.

Roycraft and Universal. We have the largest selection of trailers available: E-Z terms. Jeffersonville Trailer Mart, 10th and Spring St. AUT6 AND TRAILER MART. DIXIE Highway.

4038. Shively. Ky. Complete line of new trailers: priced to sell: -we have the most liberal financing plan anywhere. Come in and look our trailers over before you buy.

HDITSE and luesase trailers New and used jobs on hand. We buy and trade. The Peerless Trailer Company. 524 W. Phone 230.

Rising Sun, Ind. GLIDER. 1941 model: in good condition: food tires; sleeps 4. 1214 Oleander or 5B48. NATIONAL.

1944: one 1942 Streamlite: 1 York split coach: one 25-foot custom-built. National Trailer Sales. 1704 Dixie Montgomery 'sServlce Station. TRAVELO. 1941; sleep 4: beds, inlaid linoleum, fullv equipped, good tires, new paint: $750 or will consider car in: trade.

River Rd. and Cut Off Bridge. Eugene Slusser. a fter 5 p.m. Motorcycles and Bicycle.

30 BICYCLE! man's; 56-inch; Huffman, balloon tires; $35; good condition. FR 4277 after 12 noon. BICYCLE; girl's. 26-inch; balloon tires; in good condition; $25. 419 N.

37th. AR 0584-R. BICYCLES wanted: girls or boys; frames, parts: for sale rebuilt bicycles; tires, tubas. SH 8300. Walter D.

House. Broadway at 20th, and 1117 Longfield 1 block east of Taylor Blvd. RECOfcblTlONETi "MOTORCYCLES 1942 Harley-Davidson 45 model: $395. Cunningham Harley-Davidson Sales and service, mm w. croaqwa y.

on c-oo. Autos, Trucks for Exchange. 31 FORDS. 2: 1941 ton and 157-inch wheel base chassis: 1 G.M.C. 1939.

ton and Vi. 178-lnch wheel base chassis: exchange for Chevrolets. 1941 or 1942: 134 or 157-inch wheel base chassis. Call HI WILLY ft: 1938 4-door sedan; exchange for J4 or 1-ton pickup; prefer a staKe body. Phone Jeitersontown o.u.

For Rent Autos. Trucks. 32 MODERN trucks: panel, stakes, vans. Vi to IVt tons: sedans, coaches: reasonable rates. HERTZ STATIONS.

JA 4251. Tires jndAccessories 34 TIRES; grade 3 truck tires; sizes 600x20 through 1.000x20; ready for service; uaed and recapped: tires that will carry your loads after we analyse your type of business: ration certificate needed. Hay's Tire Service, 1630-32-34 W. Market. JA 9441.

TIRES; grade-3 truck tires: high tread and recapped: 6.00x20 to 10.00x20; immediate delivery. Factory Co-Op Tire Plant. Floyd and Main. JA2053. Wanted Auto.

Trucks. 35 WHY take a chance? Celling prices are fair; if you're not using your car we can place it for you. where it will do the most good: if your car is In good shape we will give you full ceiling price for it. We will sell it to someone, who needs it to get to his iob. We will check the car.

repair any mechanical defects and sell it at ceiling price; everything legal. We handle all the details: authorized O.P.A. dealer. NEW ALBANY MOTOR INC. East 5th and Spring.

New Albany. Ind. Phone 312. HIGHEST O.P.A. PRICES Louisville's most convenient downtown location: owned and operated by ex-servicemen: will buy 1 or 100 cars: bonus for radio and heater: no penalty deductions on out-of-State car: alwavs a buver on hand.

A. Pate. D. S. Harter.

Jim Means. DEALERS USED CAR CORNER Opposite Grevhound Bus Terminal. 5th and Broadway JA 8511. I need cars immediately any make or model: will pay premium prices. Call Conley Arnold, Dealer.

JA 1921 or FR ZZH8 WANTED, late model used car in good condition: this is a cash proposition; no dealers need apply. Phone JA 6026, be-tween 6 and 8 p.m. AUTOMOBILE. 1940 or 1941 coupe or 2- door; must be in good condition cash: soldier. Write 174.

care Times. I need Studebakers badly: late models preferred; 1 can pa; clean cars. Call Mr. ay high prices for Aron. aeaier.

ja 6269 or MA 2315-J WELKER pays top O.P.A. prices. Call JA 8814 or come to 335 E. Broadway at Preston, across from WAVE. WK buy and sell any make or model WEIR MOTORS INC.

845 S. 3d. JA2141 GET more for your car, regardless of it's condition. Gardner's Lot. 1255 S.

Preston. MA 7303. CARS wanted for cash; equity or con signment: $100 to $2,000. B. Capps.

119-122 Jacob. Cash for Used Cars. HIGHLAND CHEVROLET CO. 2233 Bardstown Rd HI 0780 CARS WANTED Any make 1929 to 1942 models. PERRY MOTOR CO.

103 W. Brnadwav WA894fl CHEVROLET. 1941. 5-passenger coupe: must be in eood condition: no dealers. Phone JefferspnvlHe74n-V.

TRUCK wanted: l'j-ton. in good shape, stake bodv preferred, for farm use. Call WA 1701. "1219 W. M--rk St.

Help Wanted Men i 36 ThTotirirJ(Kumai and Times maka a-wr- -ort la rlin1- from Uialr wluntnl all ad-artta ma tttat ml pr-nt iha ftalur or I mi ampin-' ti n. tit amain ml-laadlne ac pit tai-n laciia. Tau will -ml a If -nu will fna ri-iaa adva-ti-i-a WAiwtah SSI1, -tip a of nr ri.iruilim Mtat my com- lantln. air MauiHlww UDnatHUM raamiauofia a a-lra Uiat all mala p-raonl apply!" nar mploymnt llacad balow mult elaer Oirousi-tha 1nlMd Btacaa employ-lanl Sill U-a War M.nD IVl rtn ACCOUNTANT bookkeeper: excellent opportunity in large Insurance office for ambitious World War II veteran interested In a permanent future; must be experienced In accounting or bookkeeping and capable of accepting responsibility; insurance experience desirable but not essential. Send your qualifications, references an ad sample of your handwriting to Box 157.

cara C.J.- Tlmcs. ACCOUNTANT, experienced: tor essen tial manufacturing business, preferably with knowledge of costs; now wonting 43'--hour week with Saturday afternoon off. Contact personnel office Cochran Foil 1430 S. 13th. MA 8SH3 ACCOUNTING clerk; good theory of accounting essential; some experience required; age 20 to 35- general duties: give full particulars.

Write 192. care C.J. -Times. APPRENTICE, electrical maintenance permanent, full time, outdoor work: learn trade. 60c an hour to start.

Call Mr. Williams. JA O440j ARM ATI' HE winders, automotive arm a lures: ahlonlng clerk: Inventory clerk: norter. colored: permanent positions: steady work. Schaaf Auto Electric 4.19 E.

Broadwav. ASSISTANT window display man; per- manent position. Apply personnel oi fice. 4th floor. H.

P. SELMAN 6c CO. 4th and WalnuL AUTO accessory business; we want a man with a sound Knowledge and ex Serience in the retail auto accessory usiness who ha the ability to buy merchandise and set UD retail stores: your chance for the future; we are not engaged in tne Dnsiness at present; replies strictly confidential: set out full details of your experience and background in first letter. Writ 171, care C.J. -Times.

AtlTOMORlf.lt mechanic! onTy KTgK grade, experienced man wanted; p-nna iisnt altuatlon: excellent pay and ad vancement opportunity: probably the man we are looking for la now employed and suggest calling Mr. Stler. evenings after 6 p.m.. at MA 61B1-W. Breaux Ballard.

115 W. Broadway. AUTO mechamo helper; learn to be a mechanic under men that know how; nav whllai von learn. See Mr. Forcht.

fri-City Oldsmobile 909 E. Broadway. AUTO Mechanic, experienced man can have permanent position with extra good pav: essential. See Mr. Samson or Mr.

Johnson at Geo. Byers Sons, 950 S. 3d. AllTO parts man with general experi-ence in receiving, shipping and counter work: can have permanent position with good salary; essential. See Mr.

Samson atieo. Byers sons, a. Ja. AUTOMOBILE mechanic and-Body men nice place to work. Gardner Sales 6t L.

1 A OTOMOBILV painter, must be lit-cla Service. 1255 S. Preston. See Mr. Mynett, G.

W. Muni Garage. 710 w. Broadway. BANK teiTer also assist with general books; full training will be given to right person: offers exceptional oopor tunitles for advancement; bonus paid for numDer or years and non-contnnu-tory pension plan in effect.

State general Qualifications briefly and salary expected: only World War II veterans will be con- sioered. write ia care w.j.-limes. BARBER; $37.50 per week guarantee 75? of over $50, 5'j days; room or furnished apartment if desired. Mac's Bar-ber Shop. 801 Dixie Hgwy.

RAKniK wanted at once: union shoo: good salary. Arnold's Shop, 3461 Taylor Blvd. fli 1Z74. BARBER wanted for regular work; guar antee salary and commission. Apply at once.

738 E. Broadway. BARN man; elderly man, experienced with horses, to park bakery wagons and help with general bam work; hours 3 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Apply mornings.

jjonaidson waxing 13-1 w. mil at HARTENDER; experienced preferred. good salary. Apply rear entrance. Hotel Seelbach.

TiOILERMAKEK helpers; white: perma nent; union scale. Louisville Drying Machinery -451 Baxter. JA 2334. BOOKKEEPER, if you can handle a complete set of books and are interested in a good-paying, permanent position with congenial working conditions in a large Insurance office; write us about yourself, including vour experience and background. Write 183, care C.J.-Times.

BOOKKEEPER, experienced in distillery and bottling cost preferred; essential industry witn postwar luiure: gooa mat-ans 1110 Kentucky Home Lile Bldg. 5th and Jefferson. BOTTLING plant work for men: steady work; some overtime. Canada Dry Ginger Ale, 735 S. 8th.

BULLDOZES operator wanted; digging ponds: good wages and 5-year Job. Phone ZH78. Eminence, iy. CAR and porter. We need about 4 good colored men at once who are experienced In general porter work, washing and cleaning used cars; we want only sober, industrious men who are willing to work; this is permanent work and wages are the best in town for this Kind or work, see in r.

Maxwell, l-iuu-Dobbs Ford. Dealers. 1 2 13 W. roa dw a CAR washer; hot water; heated garage; good salary and hours. Apply Texaco Service Station; 1351 Bardstown Rd.

CHAUFFEURS to drive Yellow Cabs: veterans returning from armed forces, age 25 year or older, good, clean profitable work. Apply Louisville Taxicab and Transfer tn and Linerty. CABINETMAKER: permanent for man 1 a.m.. K. iiiuaij.iih 1 1 capable of doing fine work.

The Strassel company, looo Hamilton Avenue. CLERKS: opportunity to learn the meats grocery and produce business: prospects good for advancement. Apply to your nearest a. ar f. super inarxei or neign- norrtoort A.

r. ood btore CLERK for whisky store: full time em- Elovment or 3 evening a week. Write 1 28. ca re C.J.-Times. COAL unloaders on contract basis.

Apply Kentucky Color and Chemical on 34th south of Bank St. SH 1206. COAT maker; unusual opportunity for expert in fine mercnant tailoring. -tinman-Richard, Bernheim Bldg. "COOK" for chicken canning bus In ess, accustomed to large quantities; steady year round employment; 48-hour week; free hospitalization.

Insurance; 2 weeks vacation with pay. Apply Morton Packing 714 Brent lust block from Broadway and Barret. COOK, Mexican, or one familiar pre-paring Mexican food; steady work; good salary. Mexican Village, 512 W. Chestnut.

COPY boys, 21 for news room; light work; 2 years high school; 40-hour, 5-day week; some night work required: after school hours. Apply personnel department, Courier-Journal, 3d and 1 berty. DE IGNER; excellent opportunity for man with originality and ability to carry out your own ideas In floral designing; salary S65 per week. Apply in person; positively no pnone calls, in i iun uuui, i v. i.

DELIVERY "Boy for leather shop. A-ply in person. Hub Leather 610 XJ XT1 07a A w. Market st "DISPLAY department assistant; perma nent position. Apply personnel on ice.

4th floor. H. P. SELMAN 6c CO. 4th and Walnut.

DRIVER and plant employes for essen-tial dairjr food plant; ex-servicemen Write 174, care C.J.-Times. DRIVER for half-ton truck: 6 davs week; good pay. Apply in person, Dawn Ba kery. 931 Dixie Hghwy. DRIVER for dry cleaning route in West End.

Apply Moon Cleaners, 4001 W. Broadway. DRIVERS and helpers on trucks: need permanent, pleasant work: good pay and hours: many discharged service men can fill these jobs and make a profitable connection for the future as this kind of business will Increase after the war. Apply United Furniture 113 W. Main St.

DRIVERS, 2 colored; must know the city. Apply Fulton Fish Market. 121 W. Jefferson St. "DRUG apprentice clerks; experience pre- terreo.

Apply oince, layior urug stores, 309 ColeYnan 3d and Jefferson St. ELEVATOR operators, white; age 18 to i for office building. Apply to starter, 4th and Chestnut Sts. Fbrman Harshfield. Mrs.

Clara HardlnJ of Sbepherdsville. Mrs. uiena war-din of Salem. and Misses Mary. Mvra Harshfield: sister of Dan and Edward Condor.

Mrs. Nellie Fitch: also survived by 20 grandchildren. 18 greatgrandchildren. Remains at the residence. 433 S.

30th St. Funeral Wednes-diT. February 7. from the residence at 30 a.m. and from Bullitt Lick Baptist Church at 11 o'clock.

Interment in Bullitt Lick Cemetery. BIBBS. Mrs. Mary Jane, in her 45th vear. Mondav, February 5.

at 7:10 p.m. Beloved wife of Mr. Huston Hibbs; mother of Mrs. Alfred Koenig and Mrs. Wilson Knowles; daughter of Mr.

Mary Alice Snawder: sister of Mrs. Calvin Bartn. Mrs. George Hibbs. Albert and Fred Snawder.

Remains at the W. G. Hardy Broadway Mortuary. 3415 W. Broadway, until 4 p.m.

Wednesday, after which time remains will be at the residence of her brother. Mr. Albert Enawder. on Bear Camp where services will be held Thursday. February a.

at 11 a.m. Interment in Snaw-ier Cemetery. QUINKER. Leslie age 64 years, Tuesday. February 6.

1945, at p.m.: residence. 1232 S. Floyd St. Beloved husband of Mattie Sayer Quinker; devoted father of Robert Leslie and Pvt. Paul H.

Quinker. Fort Benning, also survived by two grandchildren. Funeral Friday morning at 8:30 from the John B. Ratterman 6c Sons Funeral Parlors. 2114 W.

Market and at 9 o'clock at St. Philip Neri Church. Interment in St, Michael Cemetery. The St. Vincent de Paul and Holy Name Societies of St.

Paul's Church will meet this Wednesday at 7:30 at the funeral home to recite the Rosary. BAFFERTT. Edward: February 5. 1945. at 2:30 p.m.

Beloved husband of Mrs. Mary Ann Rafferty; father of Mr. Margaret E. Davis and Mrs. Mary Ellen woods: brother of Mrs.

Marv Sullivan. Funeral from the residence. 1635 Dumes-nil Thursday morning. February 8. at 8:30 and at St.

William's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. BINGO, CpL Durwood Wilmot. TJ. S.

M. passed away Friday. February 2. 1945 at 10:30 a.m. at the Marine Hospital, in his 32d year; residence.

2618 Conestoga Drive. Beloved husband of Mrs. Christine Ringo (nee Griffin); devoted son of Mr. Mayme C. Tompkins.

Remains resting at the Owen Funeral Hqrhe. 2611 Virginia Ave. Funeral Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. from the Owen Funeral Home, at 11 a.m. from the Parkland Baptist Church.

Burial in Zachary Taylor National Cemetery. D.A.V. and Veterans of Foreign Wars and Spanish American Legionnaires please assemble at 10 a.m. at the Owen Funeral Home. BOTH.

Margaret May. passed away Tuesday, February 6. 1945, at 8:10 p.m.. In her 70th year; beloved wife of William J. Roth, and mother of Mrs.

Blanche Kirchner, Mrs. Marietta Morrise, Clvde Guss Leo R-, and sister of Clar- ence and Marshall Moore. Mrs. Elisa Bruce. Mrs.

Henrietta Shaffeur. Mrs. Lillian Stinson: 18 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Remains at the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home, Oak and Schiller where services will be held Friday, February 9.

1945. at 1 p.m., and from the Pennsylvania Run Presbyterian Church, at 2 p.m. Interment in church cemetery. BUSH, George in his 67th year. on Tuesday.

February 6. 1945. at 15 a.m. at the residence. 1338 Hoertz beloved husband of Catherine C.

Rush nee Reinhart); beloved brother of Mrs. Lula L. Brennenstuhl and Frank Rush; brother-in-law of Chatles Rein-hart, also survived by 5 nieces and 5 nephews. Remains will be in state at the Godfrey F. Russman Mortuary.

1041 Goss Ave. Funeral Thursday morning at 8:30 o'clock from the chapel and 9 o'clock at St. Elizabeth Church. Interment St. Michael Cemetery.

The Holy Name Society will meet at the chapel Wednesday evening at 7:30 to recite the rosary. SCHMIDT. Anna (nee Kunnecke). Tues-' day, February 6, 1945. at 7:55 a.m., in her 73d year.

Beloved wife of Carl Schmidt; devoted mother of Hugo Schmidt. Mrs. Nick Juda, Mrs. William Schweckendick. Mrs.

Joseph Kyle; frandmother of Dorothy and Billy of Carl and Otto T-unnecke of Germany. Remains at the residence. 645 Mix Ave. Funeral service Friday. February 9.

at 2 p.m. and from Bethlehem Evangelical Church. 6th end Hill at 2:30 p.m. Interment In Schardeia Cemetery. make, model or condition- Call me before vou sell.

Edmund 7 Cravens. JA 3364 -72Adams, WANTED, automobile, any makei will nav top. as Is price to owner: dealers need not call. Cpl. Rowe.

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