The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 46

Information Personals. Moving. Packing. Storage. 21 THE COURIERJOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, MAY 27, 1945.

SECTION 4 Card of Thanks. 3 METCALF; We wish to extend our most heartfelt thanks to our relatives and friends for the many acts of kindness and sympathy shown us at the death of our beloved wife, mother and grandmother, Mrs. Sudie Metcalf; especially do we wish to thank the Rev. J. Perry Carter for his comforting words, the allbearers and donors of the many eautiful floral offerings.

Bereaved HUSBAND, SON and GRANDCHILDREN. Welch Meets Long Thunderbird, Valinna, Truesdale And Pedigo On Allen Wrestling Card All methods of ring technique, science, unorthodox tactics and speed await wrestling fans in the three-bout presentation of Allen Athletic Club next Tuesday at Columbia Gym. Herb Welch, 207-pound Texan who maintains the top-ranking popularity after 38 bows to local fans, winning or breaking even in 37 of these appearances, has a return engagement with "TiRer" Knox Army man. They clashed Johnny Long, 202-pound Fort hpr las month, Welch defeating Long. toin are scierumc grap- Armoraiders Rally to Top Bowman 7-4 Special to The Coarier-Journsl.

Ft. Knox, May 26. The Armoraiders won their second game of the season here today, defeating Bowman Field 7-4 with a four-run splurge in the eighth. The other Raider triumph was over Bowman Field. Their five defeats have come at the hands of Louisville and Columbua of the American Association and the Wakeman General Hospital.

The Colonels beat the Raiders three times. After Bowman Field had scored three times in the top of the first, the Raiders whittled away at the lead until they tied in in the fifth. Ft. Knox made 11 hits off Blackwell and Bowman Field got 10 off Moore, Honan and Wynn. The long hit of the game was Early Wynn's triple that scored the first Knox run in the first.

Bowman Field 300 000 010 4 10 3 Ft. Knox 100 110 04k 7 11 3 Blackwell and TCleser; Moore, Honan (1), Wynn (Si and Gargiola. Cochrane and Graziano Sign. New York. May 28 TAP) Freddie "Red" Cochrane, world welterweight champion, and Rocky Graziano.

New Yorker, who stopped Al Davis in Madison Square Garden last night, signed for a 10-round nontiUe fight today. They will tangle in the Garden June 29. Cochrane previously had agreed to meet last night's winner. PITCHER'S RECORDS. Metaleers, Park Club Clash Today Teams in the Victory League cf the Louisville Amateur Baseball Federation begin their second round of play today and five of them are hoping it will not be exactly as the first round turned out.

The Metaleers, leading the league with five victories against co loss, are the dissenters. The feature of today's play should be the meeting of the Metaleers and one of the two teams tied for second, with 3-2 records, Park Recreation. They meet at 1:30 p.m. in Lesion Park in St. Matthews.

The Wings and Wiggs meet in the second game at 3:30 and Louisville Butadine goes to Loretto for its contest. GUNNERS LEAD In the City War Plant League, the loop-leading Louisville Gunners meet the DFG Stores on diamond No. 1 in Shawnee Park at 2:30. The Commandos and the Convair Bombers start at the same time on diamond No. 2.

The league standings: VICTORY LEAGUE. Team. W. Metaleeri 5 Park Recreation 3 Wings 3 Loretto 2 W'iggs 2 Butaaine 0 CITY WAR PLANT LEAGUE. Team.

W. Gunner 4 Commando 3 EFG Store 2 Bombers 1 L. Pet. 0 1.000 2 .600 2 .600 3 .400 3 .400 5 .000 L. Pet.

1 .800 2 .800 3 .400 4 .200 John Frey; sister of Mrs. Edmond Fran cis, Ventura. Mrs. F. H.

Stitzel. Mrs. Dr. C. S.

Eddleman. Elmore C. Stocker, Columbia. S. C.

and Charles P. Stocker Remains at the funeral home of John Maas Broadway at Floyd, where services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. GREEN, James Stewart, age 41, suddenly 7 a.m. Friday, May 25, 1945: residence 1823 Fleming Rd.

Survived by wife. Chloe Green: sons. Stephen and Hugh; daughters, Carolvn and Susan: sisters. Miss Gladys Green, New Albany, and Mrs. 3.

V. Zoeller. Plainfield. N. J.

Remains at the mortuary chapel of John Maas Broadway at Floyd. Services at 2:30 Sunday afternoon at St. Paul's Methodist Church, Bardstown Louisville. Burial la Fairview Cemetery. New Albany.

Ind. GREEN WELL. Henry, passed from this life Saturday. May 26. 1945, at 6 a.m..

at the Deaconess Hospital. Remains removed to residence of his brother. Marvin Greenwell, 20(i2 Aliens St. Survived bv 2 sons, Maywood Mrrenwell of Louisville, and Pvt. Emmelt Greenwell of V.

8. Army tn Germany; 4 daughters, Mrs. Schyler Stinnett. Mrs. Don Blake.

Mrs. Leo Kok. all of 1 and Mrs Charles Callahan, of San Francisco. Calif 2 ltrr. Mii Llzzl Greenwell and Mrs.

Edward Stinnett, and grandchildren. Funeral from residence. Monday, Mav 28, at 12:30 and from Cedar Grove Church, Bullitt County. Burial in church cemetery. HOFFMAN, Fannie, age 75 years, at 5:35 a.m.

May 25, 1945. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Marian McDaniel: 2 sons, Walter C. and Lewis Allen Cain: 2 granddaughters, JoAnn Cain and Mrs. Robert Russel; 3 great-granddaughters.

Remains at Lee E. Cralle 1330 S. 3d. Funeral from Cralle's at 11 o'clock Monday morning, Mav 28. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery.

Indianapolis. papers please copy. HOWELL. SSgt. William Quitman, killed in action in Czechoslovakia May 1.

1945. Son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Howell.

residence. 2226 Wrocklage; brother of Capt. George H. Howell, Okinawa; James P. Howell, 1c.

Little Creek. Mrs. Willard O. Edwards and Miss Louise C. Howell.

KING, Thomas Maon, age 43 vears, suddenly, May 23. 1945, at 6:30 a.m. at Miami, beloved husband of Grace Woods King; also survived by daughter. Miss Vivian King: sisters. Miss Margaret and Miss Anna King, Mrs.

Fred Ender, Mrs. Earl Lehmann, Mrs. John Horan, and brother, John J. King. Remains due to arrive in Louisville Saturday afternoon at 6 p.m.

Funeral from Dougherty and Sons Funeral Home. 1230 S. 3d Monday morning. May 28th, at 8:30, and at Holy Cross Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in St.

Louis Cemetery. I.l'CAS. Eula Mae, Saturday. Mav 26. 1945, at 8:30 a.m..

in her 39th year. Beloved wife of Edward Lucas; mother of James W. Nicholes: cousin of Lucille Glover. Los Angeles. and Cpl.

William T. Glover in Germany; niece of Mrs. Mary Glover, Mrs. Kate Skaggs. Robert and Tom Bruner.

Owen boro, Hardin Greyson, Owensboro. Jim and Wheeler Bruner. Evans-ville. Ind. Funeral Tuesday.

May 29th. 1945. from the residence, 1421 W. Market at 1:30 p.m. and from the West Side Baptist Church.

21st and St. Xavter at 2 p.m. Interment in Resthaven Cemetery. piers. In an hour-limit melee, "Chief" Thunderbird of Victoria, B.

who made his debut last week against Barto Hill, returns to battle with Cherry Valinna, rough tugsmith of St. Louis. The "Chief" gives a victory dance and war whoop on gaining a fall. In another return engagement, "Tuffy" Truesdale of Springfield, and "Blacksmith" Pedigo, local speedster, square off in a 30-minute, one-fall opening bout. These three matches will close the regular weekly programs at Columbia Gym, with one show scheduled a month during the summer.

The next show is to be on Tuesday, June 19. Segura; Harris In Net Final. Miami Beach. May 26 (AP) Top-seeded Charles R. Harris of West Palm Beach, and Pancho Segura of the University of Miami, seeded No.

will clash tomorrow in the final of the Roney Plaza summer championship tennis tournament. Harris gained the titled round bv defeating Robert Stubbs, of Miami. 6-3. 1-6. 6-0.

today. Segura hod to come from behind to win over young Buddy Behrens of Fort Lauderdale, national boys' champion, 4-6. 6-2. 6-0, Association Averages (Include Games of Thursday Night.) TEAM BATTING, AB. R.

OR. H. TB. Pet. Milwaukee 755 112 89 214 270 .283 Louisville 852 140 118 232 817 .272 Minneapolis 823 126 165 224 303 .272 Columbu 979 128 141 264 342 .270 St.

Paul 739 103 108 194 268 .263 Toledo 828 123 131 212 271 .256 Indianapolis 860 115 89 219 286 .255 Kansas City 747 97 101 177 223 .237 TEAM FIELDING. W. L. DP. PO.

A. E. Pet. Indianapolis .15 11 15 668 302 25 .975 Toledo 14 1 2 29 641 308 37 .962 Kansas City .10 14 14 595 291 35 .962 Louisville 16 10 20 6.16 24 37 St. Paul 8 15 19 551 228 33 Columbus 14 16 28 749 343 48 Afll .959 .958 Milwaukee ..14 9 26 588 283 42 .954 Minneapolis .10 15 25 618 267 55 .941 INDIVIDUAL DATTING.

Bcnncr Takes Pistol Match Whenever Sgt. H. L. "Joe" Ben-ner comes in from Ft. Knox members of the Louisville Rifle and Revolver Club concede him the pistol match and go ahead shooting for second place.

Sergeant Joe, who is one of the ranking pistol shots of the Na-ton, visited the club last week and knocked out a 298x300 over the Camp Perry Course. Ed Thompson finished first among the civilian members with a 291 and Raymond Wright was second at 2R6. Most of the top-ranking shooters in the club are becoming rather excited over their scores because there is just one more week to go on the winter championship aggregate. In addition to that, the club's registered match is scheduled for June 17, and members are burning a lot of powder, hoping to get into tiptop form for that match. The complete scores: Slow.

Tim. Rap. Ttl. Sgt. H.

Benner 99 Ed Thompson 99 Raymond Wright 98 Norris Garvey 96 M. R. Moreillon 99 Ed Winebrenner 90 Joe German 83 Charlie Flitner 88 Grady Moss 97 Barry Comett 90 Alfred Hammerle 95 Clarence Watters 92 Lawrence Queries 68 100 98 91 96 100 88 93 81 81 78 71 79 62 99298 94291 97286 94286 85284 81259 76 257 85255 77 255 77243 58224 50221 60190 Swimming Season At Vfdlcy Park Opens Tuesday The Valley Park swimming pool will be opened and recreation program will start at Valley Station Tuesday at 10 a.m. The summer recreational program -has been arranged to provide families in the community with swimming picnicking, baseball, softball, tennis and other activities. The entire program is a part of that of the Jefferson County Playground and Recreation Board.

U. of L. Girls Hold Archery Tourney. Arrows filled the air on the Belknap Campus of the University of Louisville when the first round of the Woman's Athletic Association's archery tournament was started. A total of 111 W.

A. A. members are participating in the meet which will require three weeks for the elimination rounds. Shooting a distance of 30 yards and completing in nine ends, six arrows to an end. the final individual score is determined from the three best consecutive ends.

Miss Doris Reid. chairman of the tournament committee, announced that the winner will be awarded extra points toward the W. A. A. awards.

This tournament is one of the many activities scheduled for members. Other activities are golf, tennis, softball. bowling, swimming and horseback riding. W. L.

Pet. IP. H. R. Wright.

Ind. 5 0 1.000 52 29 10 Henrrtckson. 3 0 1.000 41 43 18 Singleton. K. 3 0 1.000 28 25 7 Midmar, Lon.

3 0 1.000 28 27 15 Goedde. Tol. 2 0 1.000 35 37 18 Root. Col. 2 0 1.000 20 15 1 Lindquist.

MiL 2 0 1.000 19 21 10 Lawson. Lon. 2 0 1.000 18 13 2 Marshall. K.C. 2 0 1.000 17 18 10 Lanahan.

St. P. 1 0 1.0O0 18 12 5 Lillienthal. Mnls. 1 0 1.000 18 18 8 G.

Fletcher. Ind 1 0 1.000 12 10 4 Jiminez. Ind. 1 0 1.000 12 17 7 Kimberlin. ToL 1 0 1.000 11 15 15 Speer.

Mil. 4 1 .800 43 34 15 lark. Lou. 4 1 .800 38 32 12 Heflin, Lon. 3 1 .750 42 43 20 Garver.

Tol. 2 1 .887 28 32 18 Bahr, K. C. 2 1 .867 25 24 14 Weaver, St. P.

2 1 .687 20 27 9 Mazar, Col. 2 1 .687 17 18 10 Morel. Mpls. 2 1 .687 16 18 10 Scheetz. Mil.

3 3 .600 42 30 11 Rich. Ind. 3 2 .600 33 32 14 Whitehead. Tol. 3 2 .600 30 39 17 Lopatka.

Col. 3 2 .600 28 28 18 Leon. Mpls. 4 3 .571 58 56 29 Sumev. Col.

3 3 .500 56 40 18 Flowers. Ind. 3 3 .500 35 28 17 Smalling. Tol. 3 3 .500 30 25 12 Sunkel.

St. 1 1 .500 26 34 16 Llppold. Mpls. 1 1 .500 22 33 19 Camp. St.

P. 1 1 .500 21 29 10 Thompson. Lon. 1 1 .500 19 17 12 Bimonds, Lon. 1' 1 .506 17 17 10 Cardoni.

Ind. 1 1 .500 14 12 4 Mistele, Mil. 1 1 .500 14 10 11 Mains. Tol. 1 1 .500 14 14 14 Burkart.

Col. 1 1 .500 13 22 12 Ccosta, Mil. 1 1 .500 7 8 5 Cunningham, 2 3 .400 33 34 17 Patton, Loo. 2 3 .400 33 34 17 Callahan, Lou. 0 2 .000 20 19 15 Dlehl.

Lou. 0 I .000 12 13 6 Koch. Col. 0 1 12 16 10 Bueovlch. Col.

0 1 .000 7 9 8 Knowles. K. C. 0 1 .000 5 8 5 Durheim. Ind.

0 1 .000 5 8 8 AB. R. H. TB. RBI.Pct.

Denning. MiL 48 11 21 29 13 .438 Barath, Lou. 20 4 8 1.1 7 .400 Bucha. Col. 68 6 26 34 11 .382 Scheiwe.

St. P. 40 6 15 25 13 .375 LaForest, Lou. 75 17 28 33 12 .373 Nowak, Mpls. 93 24 34 41 14 .366 Deal.

Lou. 71 14 26 82 10 .8 Boken. Tol. 36 3 13- 20 11 .361 Reinhart. Tol.

86 14 31 38 11 .360 Shupe. Ind. 107 17 38 52 15 .355 Sumev. Col. 17 3 6 10 1 .353 Danneker.

Mpls. 87 18 30 40 12 .343 Lefata. Mpl. 73 8 25 32 7 .342 Rullo. Mif 92 19 31 40 16 .337 Bama.

Mnls. 83 17 48 23 .337 Shofner, Lou. 99 18 83 42 18 .333 Savlno, Lou. 86 9 12 21 11 .333 Ignasiak, Tol. 97 17 32 42 16 .330 Brown.

St. P. 78 17 24 41 10 .316 Flick. Mil. 39 4 12 14 3 .308 Marion.

St. P. 75 15 23 29 10 .307 Schultz. St. P.

56 11 17 18 9 .304 Devincenzl. K. C. 50 8 15 20 3 .300 Baron. Col.

114 15 34 48 26 .298 Aragon. Mpl. 37 5 11 17 0 .297 Wren. Tol. 85 16 25 32 5 .294 Price.

Col. 103 13 30 33 10 .291 King. K. C. 87 12 25 31' 9 .287 Kash.

Mpls. 14 2 4 5 0 .288 Rebel. Col. 102 15 29 39 18 .284 Nance. Mil.

81 5 23 32 18 .284 W. Tucker. K.C. 92 11 26 30 13 .283 Corona. Tol.

92 15 26 32 15 .283 Rut. Mpls. 61 10 17 26 4 .279 Biges. Mil. 90 11 25 27 13 .278 Parks.

Ind. 79 19 22 28 9 .278 Wentzel. Ind. 98 12 27 34 10 .276 Howerton. Loo.

29 9 8 12 2 .276 Chapman. St. 7 9 21 27 13 .273 Norman. Mil. 66 13 18 22 5 .273 Serafinl.

K. C. 59 10 16 23 8 .271 Vitter. St. P.

89 13 24 39 9 .270 Genovese. Lou. 86 16 23 32 5 .267 Pas-ero. K. C.

49 11 13 17 3 .265 Burgo. Mil. 72 13 19 23 8 .264 Missler. Tol. 23 3 6 8 3 .261 Konev.

Log. 77 10 20 27 12 .260 G. Davis. Col. 108 11 28 30 6 .259 Morgan.

Ind. 47 5 12 16 3 .255 Bradv. Ind. 71 9 18 25 6 .254 Kobesky. Mil.

72 7 18 23 8 .250 Kanev. Lou. 53 7 13 19 8 .245 Browne. Lou. 90 13 22 26 16 .244 Cotelle.

Lou. 37 7 7 12 2 .169 Lipscomb. Lou. 17 4 3 4 3 .176 Lvon. Lou.

44 3 7 11 9 .159 MOVE yourself; rent a padded van: save up to one-half; pads, equipment furnished. U-Drive-It 657 S. 3d. JA 6016. Movers; white help; reasonable rates; pickup delivery! immediate service.

MA 655 1-W. MOVING; Goff movers; dependable an! reliable, experienced white men, reason able rates. 1003 S. 41st St. MOVING and hauling of all kinds by reliable white men.

Bud Eddleman. Call SH 6885-W. LIGHT hauling of all kinds; immediate service. MA 0463-W. Long Distance Moving.

22 LOADS wanted from St Louis. Meridian. Miss, and points in Texas weeic of June 4th; load wanted to Racine. Wis. next 10 days; load wanted to points in Michigan June 23d; loads wanted to and from other cities; we have acquired additional warehouse space.

Call us when storing your household effects. JA 7161. SETTLE MOVING AND STORAGE CO. LOADS wanted from New York City. Washington.

D. Arkansas. Texas. Louisiana. Marvland and points en route: Fart load to Denver.

load wsnteft rom other cities: vans available for immediate long-distance moving out ot A. Arnold St Son Tranifer St Storage Co. SH 5282. nation-wTde "MoviTJg Careful and efficient transfer of household goods to any point in America: also packing and crating for rail shipment. Call JA 2106.

SAFETY TRANSFER STORAGE CO. Painting. Papering 23 CASEIN. Kem-Tone; interior, exterior: neat work. best materials.

Immediate service: Phone Jefferson-town 5955. "CLEANING" wallpaper, wiping paint: experienced nen, fully insured and equipped; estimates given. Huber's Linoleum Service. JA 2493; home phone. JMA 2821-J.

CLEANING wallpaper by expert: immediate and personal service given all work. Robertson. SH 6784. "Cl.EANl.NG "wall paper; 1 years' expert, ence; Immediate service and reasonable) prices. CalIMA 5724-R.

CLEANING paper, by expert; wbrTs guaranteed: immediate service. P. L. Gates. A J1430-W.

CLEANING wallpaper prompt service: reasonable. A 1732. CLEANING wallpaper! Call before I a m. Dale. SH 644 2-J GENERAL painting inside and out; also roof and carpenter repair work.

SH 1750-R after 6 p.m. HOUSE" painting, interior and exterior; estimates free; immediate service- Call E. O'Nan. SH 8776-R. INTERIOR painting and papering: ftrst-class work: immediate service.

Call Jim Carnforth, Jeffersonvllle2092-K PAINT1NG7 interior and exterior: commercial and residential: we use 100 Dutch Boy lead; we carry compensation insurance. Glenn Henson. HI 0617. PAINTING, all kinds, interior and ex-terior: immediate service; estimates cheerfully given. N.

H. Barnes. MA 0794-W. PAINTING, interior and exterior, aUo general repair work; free estimates: prompt service. Corley and Leweilyn.

JA H41R. PAINTING and decorating, interior and exterior; industrial, residential, commercial; insured. R. F. Receveur.

Phone HI 244 1 PAINTING; interior and exterior. Kern Tone, free estimates, experienced; immediate service. W. Firmery. SH 7284-R.

PAINTING; exterior only: prices reasonable; best workmanship and mate-ri a LA Ha zel wood A 67 17 after 5 30 PAINTING, decorating: interior, exterior remodeling; references. McNulty Bros. SH 8583. PAINTING, interior and exterior; also casein painting; estimates free. Call SH 6727-W.

Ask for Hayes. PAINTING interior, exterior; also rocf painting; first-class work; free estimates. Garrett Bros. SH 3987. PAINTING, interior and exterior; free estimates; prompt service; all work guaranteed.

CaUWA 5788. PAPER hanging; experienced and reliable workman: featuring Decko 1945 color-fan wallpapers. H. E. Barth Sc Bros- 737W.

Market.JA 3511. PAPER cleaning: paper hanging: imme-diate service; estimates free; work guaranteed. Call after 5 p.m. T. L.

DeWees. JA 4945. "PAPER hanging: 15 years' experience: immediate service; free estimates. Call E. H.

Lester. WA 8393. PAPER hanging: immediate service; free estimates; tarpaulins. Hays. SH J1998-J.

PAPER hanging. Immediate service: free estimates; work guaranteed; 25 years' experience E. C. Yates. SH 59-J.

PAPER hanging: immediate service, free estimates. Write John Campbell. R. Coral PAPER hanging, estimates free; lmme- dlate service, can am hbj-j. PAPER furnished and hung: patch P-as-tering: expert workmanship.

MA 2745. STEASiTNG walTaper- free estimates; immediate service. WA 7720. "WALLPAPER; new cbiorful aesigns. high, quality, low price: trimmed if deslred.

Rupe's Paper Store. 634 Preston unul 8 p.m. WALLPAPER cleaning: prompt service; price reasonable. J. L.

Morris. MA 5928-W. ATTENTION, home owners: for expert papering and steaming call WA 1023 ARTHUR MAAS 1708 MARKET. AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles tor Sale. 27 BITC'K 1940 limited sedan: radio, heater; food tires; O.P.A.

ceiling with guarantee. 1.682; we will sell this car at low ceiling this week onlv $1,345: trade and terms. Geo. Byers Sons. Inc.

850 S. Id. WA 1317 HI 1CK 194 super 4-door touring seian: looks and runs like new; radio, heater; priorjty needed: O.P.A. guaranteed ceU-mg eprice, will trade: 15 months to pay. National Auto Sales, 815 W.

Broadway. JA 4665. BUICK 1939 de luxe 4-door sedan; heater: 5 good tires: looks and runs good; O.P.A. as is ceiling price. $865: will trade; 15 months to pay.

National Auto Sales. 815 W. Broadway. JA 4j. Bl ICK 1940 sedan: radio, heater, good tires.

$1,095. guaranteed ceiling, terms; 75 other cars; open evening Mr. Cua-diff. Gardners Lot ,1255 S. Preston.

CHEVROLET. Master De Cuxe. JS38. 2-door touring sedan: good tires; motor Just overhauled; $315. O.P.A.

as is ceiling; cash, trade and terms. Open evenings. 5th St. Auto Sales. 670 S.

ath. WA 0680. CHEVROLET 1942 de luxe town sedan; heater: Just like new: O.P.A. guaranteed ceiling price $1,137.50: priority needed; will trade: 15 months to pay. King Auto sales.

44 S. 3d. JA I9ZI. CHEVROLET 1936 de luxe 4-door O.P.A. as is ceiling.

$340; our price. $285 this week: 15 months to pav. Aito Sales. 815 W. Broadway.

JA 4g5. CHEVROLET. 1935 de luxe sedan: ia A-l condition: $295 Is my price. O.P.A. ceiling is $340.

208 W. Lee. MA 9G3X, McCujbbinsdealei CHEVROLET 1940 coach: has radio and heater; like new tires; $670. 1213 Reut- JingerAve. CHEVROLET 1928 coupe, A-l shape, practienlly new tires; $155.

within O-P-A. ceiling price. MA 8B51-M. HEVROLET 1935 master 4-door sedan; needs fender painting; runs good: special. $265.

Service station, 101 E. Market. CHEVROLET 1933 coupe; good tires; $135: easily converted into pickup trucK. CHEVROLET 1934 de luxe sedan; good motor and tires. 2526 Pindell CHRYSLER 1941 Highlander club coupe; heater, fluid drive: i good tires; looks and runs like new: O.P.A.

guaranteed ceiling price. will trade; 15 months to pay. National Auto Sa les. 815 W. Bros dway.

JA 4E5. Di: SOTO 1938 coupe; 2-tnne finish; perfect throughout; O.P.A. guaranteed celling price will trade; 15 months to pay. King Auto Sales, 44 3d. JA 1921.

DE SOTO 1941 de luxe sedan; radio, heater: looks and runs swell; A. guaranteed ceiling price. $1,456: trade; 15 months to pav. National Auto Sales. 815 W.

Broadway. JA 4i6V DODGE 1938 2-door; radio and heater: good tires: less than low ceiling. 3922 S.Brook. FORD 1940 de luxe Fordor; radio, heater, 5 good tires; looks and runs like new; O.P.A. guaranteed ceiling price.

will trade; 15 month to ray. National Auto Sales, 815 W. Broadway. JA 4S65. FORD 1939 de luxe coupe: radio, heater; 5 good tires; looks and runs like rew; OP.

A. guaranteed ceiling price. will trade; 15 months to pav. National Auto Sales, 815 W. Broadway; lA tfi.

TORB 19.YT "de Tuxe-Fordor;" heater, perfect throughout; O.P A. guaranteed celling price $440: will trade: 15 months to pay. King Auto Sales. 944 S. 3d.

JA 1921. Tfrft 'lim de luxe Tudor; radio, heater: looks and runs swell: O.P.A. guaranteed ceiling price, $440; will trade; 13 months to pay. National Auto Sales, 813 W. Broadway.

JA 4665. FORD, model coach; ceiling price $265. our price $15; terms; 73 other cars; open evenings. Mr. Moore.

Gard- ner's Lot, 1255 S. Preston. FORD 1935 Tudor; good tires; runs govl; ceiling price, $275: our price, $195. National Auto Sales, 81S W. Broadway.

JA466k FORD 1932 model Tudor: here is the answer to your gas problem: O.P.A. as is ceiling price $245. our price $225. King Auto Sales. 944 S.

3d. JA 1921 FORD, 1941 Tudor sedan: radio and heater: perfect shape: also 3-room. modern Cozv Coach house trailer: separate or together. MA6S33-M, FORD 1936 4-door de" luxe: radio: goc-d mechanical condition: P. A.

price JO. niv prire 208 W. Lee St. MA 9031. McCubbins.

dealer. FORD V-8 1933 coupe; good-condition; new, reconditioned motor: tires fair. A 1363-M. 1519 Wurtele Ave. FORD 1934 coach: good tires; extra good condition; less than low ceiling.

3922 S. Brook. FORD 1941 coach; 6 cvTTnder! cethr.g price. Service station. 101 E.

MsrHeT. Ht'DSON "141 deiuxe club convertible: automatic top. radio, heater; beautiful green finish; O.P.A. guaranteed celling price, will trade; 15 ta pay. National Auto Sales.

815 W. Broad way. JA 43 HUDSON 1938 3 luxe sedan; FadC heater: looks and runs like new; O.P.A. guaranteed ceiling price. $811; will trade; 15 months to pay.

National Auto Sales. 815 W. Broadway. JA 4665. FORGOTTEN families who will dine with us.

please send name and address so we can mail you Invitation and time to come, we are glad to have unfortunate families eat with us, not as objects of charity but as our honored guests who will later pass this favor on to other less fortunate than themselves. We use largely unratloned food so as to hasten Victory and help feed the starving millions of our war cursed world. Write Box 571. Louisville. Most sincere- ly.

Uncle George LOUISVILLE'S LARGEST FUR STOCK. A Complete Fur Service. Storage, cleaning, glazing, repairing. Cloth coats stored $2.00 A SPECIAL OFFER, Storage, cleaning, glazing S6.50 Free pick-up bonded messenger. UK5 BY fAtY.

The Fox Furriers. 219 W. Chestnut St WA 6915. BAND INSTRUMENTS ARE NEF.pF.D by the Armed Forces, grado and htah chool bands. Highest cash price paid for any hand instrument regardless of age or condition.

Band Instrument Department Shackletnn'a. .107 W. Broadway RHEUMATISM, neuralgia, neuritis, pet relief from pain of those with I'rescrlp tion Twenty-Five (Buschemeyer'sl. Hat isfactlon fuaranteod: tablet form, 8125 and $3. All drug stores.

Write Hsywood Laboratories, Louisville. Ky. LAKE Xouisvilla has swimming, boating, fishing, camping and picnicking for its members and guests. If you are interested in applying for membership. please call SH 0076.

LADIES, for better health and more happiness, be sure to attend lecture riven Tuesday morning. Mav 29. 10:30, at 316 N. 32d. Dainty Makl Hygiene JServlre.

BUTTON sale! thousands of beautiful buttons; reasonably priced: suitable for dresses, suits, earrings; woolen remnants. A. Baer. 622 W. Market.

TRICKS andTjokes, toys, flags, souvenir, pennants, puzzles, etc. K. S. Caufield, 308 s. 3d St.

WILL store piano in cool, dry place for the use of it once a wcex tor ciasa oi underprivileged children. WA 7370. TRANSPORTATION wanted for Crescent Hill to Seagram's: working hours 8 to 4:30. TA 2802. r.

AS Coleman Floor Furnaces: now In stock; immediate Installations. Zipper Gas Heating Service. MA 5651. MUSICIANS wanted, girls: a drummer or bass, saxophone and a trumpet wanted. Call HI 2441.

SERVICES OFFERED Services Offered General. 14 ANTIQUE AND MODERN UPHOLSTERING HAVE your furniture rebuilt, your frame and springs are good; we have materials in stock; call us for estimates. Jeffreys A -'toz. ALTO glass, door parts, locks Installed while you wait; furniture tops. Apply Andv's Glass Shop.

708 W. Broadway. WA AUTOS painted; spray job with lacquer or enamel, $19.75 up; workmanship fuaranteed: quick service. Bring car to 10 E. Jacob.

"BUILDING, remodeling, repairing, paint- lng. steaming BELL KOCH. TA 0904. TA 8688 TA 3759 BUILDING, remodeling, roofs raised. repairing, roofing.

McNuIty Bros. SH 398B CLEANING or washing walls; cleaning hardwood floors: bv the lob: expert enced. colored: prompt service. MA 37n9-K (JOCKS and watches repaired: fast service. JA 6625 or 302 Board of Trade JBldg.

N. W. cor. 3d and Main Sts. CONCRETE basement floors.

walks driveways, porches, and steps: work aranteed. K. ri. Ha u. ma- b(3-j.

"ELECTRICAL insulation service, repairs: free estimates, prompt service. MA 7407-R. EXTERMINATE all insects, termites, rats, moths; new process; no danger; guaranteed; skilled help. Kill-All 1216 1st. MA 2234.

FLOORS sanded and refinished; free estimates, immediate service: reasonable rates. John Fllliatreau. Call bH FLOORS, hardwood and Dine, sanded. refinished: dust proof sanders. Tip's rioor Service.

SH 2237. I rrRS: ail Icinri old floors made like new: sanding, refinisnmg; experienced workmanship. SH 3619. HOURS; our SO vears experience your guarantee: insist on the best H. M.

Eneleman. WA 2838. FLOORS sanded and inSnedT" 56 years' experience; specializing in refinisnea work; estimates free. AR 032I-W. FUR STORAGE Certified cold; summer prices on cleaning and elazine.

remodeling and repair ing; no payments due until fall. Call JA BU2B tor yee picx-up. HOHL'S FUR SHOP Expert furriers. 554 S. 5th St.

near Chestnut. Just a little off 4th St Will save you money. FURNACES cleaned and repaired; new furnaces available for immediate serv-IceJ Call F. Hlnkebeln. HI 6889.

CKNAES cleaned, repaired: any make; stoker service: steam and hot water Kirchner. Call SH 4586. FURNACES parts and re pairs, any make; new stokers, T. J. Cook.

SH 907B. 1 I K. Ni I RE repairing, gluing, webbing, springs tied; work at your home or my siiou; Keep lire ui pcsis. id perience. WA 2684 FURNITURE repairing, upholstering and cleaning; do the work at your home, Hazelwood.

SH 6190 I upholstered, repaired: cushions refilled; work guaranteed. Call TA 3893. GARDEN plowing and discing done in South Louisville; can give immediate service. Call tn 184B. GAS healing service: all equipment ad justed, controls repaired: new furnaces available.

WUllam Zipper MA 5b51. GENERAL" housecleaning. painting, inside and out: experienced help: immediate service; work guaranteed. SH 4849-J. GENERAL hauling: prompt service; price reasonable; unloading cars a specialty.

JA 7566. GUTTERING, roofing and roof painting a specialty; immediate service; work guaranteed: estimates free, an 0S48-K. INSULATION: if you are hot. cool off with Mineral Wool: it will also keep you warm during winter months: winter fuel savings. navs for summer comfort.

Phone Ahrens. WA5745. MATTRESSES of all kinds repaired; im-mediate service. Call JA 7926 Bernard Gittings. 8 19 E.

Washington PATCH plastering: smooth finish work guaranteed. WA4571 PIANO tuning and repairing, any make: experienced; work guaranteed: free estimates: prompt service. TA 8353. PLUMBING, heating, modernization repairs, water heaters, stokers and complete bathrooms can be made on our time payment plan. ANDERSON PLUMBING CO.

901 W. Main. SH 7931: HI 0048. PLUMBING and heating, remodeling, repairing: free estimates. Charles E.

Cutsinger. 3419 W. Jefferson. SH 3811-W. RADIOS repaired, all makes; pick up and delivery.

CENTRAL APPLIANCE SALES SERVICE Call JA 3600 525 South 3d St. RADIOS, aTl makes, repaired-by expert repair man: all work guaranteed; prompt, courteous service. CLARKSDALE RADIO SERVICE. 706 S. Shelbv.

WA 6914. Kit KIUERATOR service at home or repaired in shop; all makes; prompt service; reliable; guaranteed. Upton, FR 2679. until 9 p.m. REFRIGERATOR service; all makes repaired at a minimum cost; refrigerators regassed at home; $2.50 up; free estimates.

FR 2934 REFRIGERATION service: Grunow. Kel- vinator. Leonard. Norae. Croslev.

Frig- idaire and all other makes: 24-hour service. WA 4441qrMA 4586. RFr RIG ERA TORS repaired: 5riinow specialtv; rubber door gaskets installed. Jl I 24 IS. ROOf INfi and general repairing: free estimates: Immediate service.

E. T. Rogers. 333 S. Preston.

JA 6789 ROOFING; Inselbric, Inseltone; guttering and repairing. McNulty Bros. SH 3986. SEWING 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. 1603 Bardstown Rd. JA 4212. HI 1100.

SEWING marhines repaired: Wilcox Sc Gibhs and Whites; also other makes; workguaranteed. TA 6991. SI, IP covers ninrfe to order; plain sew- lng SH3944-JL SOliDlNG anil grading, pure Bluegrass; prices reasonable. C. H.

Karcher. New Jierg Rdand Gardiner Lane. HI 021-J TREE trimming and spraying:" tree removing and fire logs for sale. A. Bruce.

JA 4722. "VACK'fcM cleaners" washers repaired; will give Immediate service; work is guaranteed. Phone FR 6298. WASHERS repaired: Maytag and other popular makes; also vacuum cleaners; 24-hour service; a written guarantee on all work: operating under O.P.A. regulations; Goodrich white soft wnnger rolls; we carry a complete line of parts for all makes washers and vacuum cleaners; we have highly skilled mechanics; we do the lob at reasonable prices.

AMERICAN WASHER CO. 437 S. 2d. WA 4063 JA 5730 WASHERS repaired, all makes; new line of parts for all makes, genuine Maytag parts, white soft wringer rolls; written guarantee. Itemized statement prompt Appliance Washer Service.

FORMERLY MAYTAG SHOP. r. Market. WA 1457. WASHERS.

Speed Queen and Maytag expertly repaired: white wringer rolls for all washers; 2-day service; all work guaranteed. CLARKSDALE RADIO AND WASHER SERVICE. 706 S. Shelby. VA6914.

WA 5292. WASHERS repaired! all makes; i-dav service; white wringer rolls; work guaranteed. Central S. 3d.JA3600. WASHING machine repairing; we won't pick our makes or models; we repair any model or any kind: white soft wringer rolls.

Look, free pick-up and delivery city wide. Washing Machine Parts and Service. 2201 and 2203 W. Market. SH 2723 or AR 0338.

KEEP your pen in good repair with Kentucky Pen Shop guaranteed service. 316 W. Chestnut Cemetery Lots, Monuments. CREMATION; free pamphlet. JA 7566.

A Growing Tendency. IXDUISVTLLE CREMATORY. 941 Baxter. RESTHAVEN Cemetery, section nine, 2 and 4 grave lots, reasonably priced. Call FR 6926.

RESTHAVEN Cemetery. 2 lots, section 2. lot 1. 12 graves: section 4. lot 82.

6 craves. Call TA 3848. RES ft! XV EN demeterylot 226, section A- 6-grave lot: Masonic section; reasonable. Call Jefferonville710. EVERGREEN CeWicterv: 6-grave Tot; reasonable.

Call MA 115S-W, Funeral Directors. ALBERT NEURATH 6c SON Funeral Home 725 E. Market St. JA 1191. BARRETT FUNERAL HOME 1230 Bardstown Road.

HI 1758. C. W. Schoppenhorst Mrs. Edw.

Schoppenhorst. SCHOPPENHORST BROS. Funeral Home, 19th and Market SH 0087. H. BOSSE St SON 600 E.Broadway.

WA 3171. BLANFORD, T. A. 281S S. 4th.

MA 0141-0142. GODFREY F. RUSSMAN'S MORTUARY 1041 Goss Ave. MA 7468. L.

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

MA 0510-0311 Lta kcr atotcot inc: 1330 S. Third St. MA 0771 MA 0772. McDANIEL BROS. MA 1011-1012 4339 Park Blvd.

JOHN MAAS BRO. Funeral Directors. Broadway at Floyd. WA 4284. JOHN B.

RATTERMAN AND SONS. Funeral Parlors, 2114 W. Market. Lodge Notices. 8 BANN ERTCouncil.

umbeF 39. Jr. O. XT. A.

as hosts to all other councils of Juniors in the county, extends invitation and urges all Juniors and their families to be present at Banner Home Sunday afternoon and evening. May 27. 1945. Institution of Kentucky Boys Council. Number 1.

under auspices Past Councilors League at 3 p.m. Professor Dee Wells' 25-piece Electrical Hawaiian Guitar Orchestra 7:45 p.m. National Councilor. Brother R. B.

Garrett, guest of honor. Buffet luncheon served. Carl Lachalmelle. Councilor; Stanley M. Bur- -p r.

Recording Secretary THE Transportation Benefit Associa- tion of Louisville will have a very important special meeting at the Brown Hotel at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening. May 29th. 1945, to consider our insur ance contract, our certificates of insurance and related matters; every member is urged to attend. W. A.

Meglemry. President: Joseph Bindner, Secretary-Treasurer. Travel Opportunities. LOS ANGELES, soon! gentleman take 3 or 4. preferably 2 couples: references exchanged.

TA 3354. NEW" ORLEANS; gentleman leaving May 31: can accommodate 2: will exchange references. Call TA 2138. NEW ORLEANS, Army officer and wife leaving Tuesday: have room for 2 pas-seneers. oreferablv couple.

SH 6298-M. Where to Co. 10 BLl'E River Inn; 6 miles west of Cory-don. Indiana. Route 62: chicken, steak, country ham; hotel and cottages; closed Mnndavs.

LIGHTHOUSE Lake open daily. 9:30 to bus service from Sils Ave. and Bardstown Rd. direct to lake, leaving on the hour, every 30 minutes on weekends. SHAFER Lake; 150 rental cottages, hotel, bathing, dancing, good fishing, boats, bait; postcard brings prices and information on 18 resorts.

Address. Shafer Lake Information, Montlcello. Indiana. Lost. 1 1 BAR pin, white gold, with small diamond; town shopping area; sentimental value; reward.

HI 0752-J. BILLFOLD. blue leather, containing about $30. social security and other cards in 4th St. First National Bank.

Reward. JA 4232. BILLFOLD, brown: lost Mav 23rd: keep money and mall billfold and other possessions toGlen Murdockj 1910 S. 2d. BRACELET of "Australian coins, war souvenir, lost on Grinstead Tuesday TA8530.

CAR; stolen De Soto 136 green 4-door; battered, license 2P213. Reward. Horn- mel. 4428 Greenwood CLIP; large brilliant pin cTTp. shape of 5 or 7 large stones.

TA 0893. "DOG, black Cocker, 9 months old, vicinity of Norbourne Estates: child's pet: answers to name of Jet. Reward. TA 37.11 6 if. collie puppy, male, irl vicinity Preston and Lampton.

blind in 1 eye. answers to name "Skinny." Reward. MA 8575-J. DOG. old.

male, white! Spitz type. small: Saturdav morning. May 19: "Fritzle," Eastern Preston or eipy. Liperai rewara. aiA mm.

DOG, Cocker Spaniel; tan, male; in South Louisville Saturday: owner sol dier overseas; answers to name of Rusty: reward. MA 6162-W. DOG, $25 reward: beagle hound, male 12 inches tall, black and white, tan head; vicinity of Crescent Hill or Clif- iP-TA 7640. DOG: Brown an73 white, German Pointer; vicinity of 28th and Kentucky; reward. B3i s.

ZHtn DOG. hound, black and tan, female, tip of tail white: vicinity 25th and Grand. Reward. SH 3413-J. DOG, terrier: female; white with brown spots: answers to name of Sandy reward.

WA 1639. DOG; red Cocker Spaniel: vicinity oi Shelbyvllle Rd. or Lyndon. Reward. CallTA9980.

DOG: liver and white: pointer bird dog; female: strayed from 65 Reed re ward. FH 5000. DRESS, blue! between Bardstown Wd and Douglas and 2300 Village reward. Knox Cleaners. 1985 Douglas.

EARRLNG, dull gold, antique, amethyst center stone. Surrounded by small topaz stones: reward. Hi 3317 ENVELOPE, manila, containing papers, of value only to owner; Monday. May 21. possibly in Stewarts; reward.

jonnson, hi 4706-J. FOUNTAIN pen. Parker 51: black and yellow gold, with diamond in cup; Sunday, May 13. in or near Fontaine Ferry Park; reward. 7 SH 5023-W.

FUR scarf, mink. 4 skins, between 4 and 5 p.m.. Sunday, between Baptist Hospi tal ana west ltna. Kewara. SH 730Zw.

IDENTIFICATION bracelet!" lady's; gold; engraved on front. on back "Love lost on Island Queen. inursday afternoon; sentimental value. MA 5944-W. KEYS on ring: also gasoline cap; between 30th and Broadwav and 20th and Jefferson.

Reward. Call SH 0562. SH 5243. KEYS, set of 3. in black leather case; lost on Preston St.

Rd. or town; reward. Call NOTE book. Spring blue linen, size ap proximately 7x11 inches: contains notes United Nations campaign. Natalie PEARLS, it, case! in Stewart's bag.

In or near Loew's Theater, Saturday. Re ward. Call HI 2537 or MA 8107 "PINi will the party who nicked up arrow pin please return to 2225 Dearing tl. or can ti Kewarq. containing savings book, other important papers and money: return contents to county pol ice or ca 11 owner.

SH 2204-R. RING: gold class ring with blue stone. initials on inside T. lost in Rialto Th a er: sentimental a 1 e. all HI 1477.

ROSARY, crystal, on silver chain with silver cross, in black coin purse; vicinity 4th and Walnut or Liberty; reward. Call FR 5464. SKIRT, darTiT blue silk with white polka dots; lost on Broadway; reward. Call JA 5974. SOW.

200-nound PoIaniChlna. May 18. from Brownsboro Blankenbaker Lane. Howard, TA 9404. TiRE-sTileld.

greenTTor right rear wheel: lost from 1941 Pontiac in vicinity of Seneca Park: reward. Call TA 4010. TMnftELLA. vicinity Davis Drug. 1st and Breckinridge: Friday night; liberal reward.

JA 8211 WALLET, man's 515 skin: containing draft cards, driver's license, plant pass and some cash: vicinity Vogue Theater. Reward. TA 095. WAL LET, black: between Loew's or Bar-B-Q Heaven, Wednesday; reward. illlam C.

Werner. SH 9210. WEDDING band; fishtail, with 3 dia-monds- rest room in Derby Room, Seel-bach Hotel, Sunday. May 20; reward. MA Z9Z6-K.

WRIST watch. man's Lathm, with leather strap: lost in Wyandotte Park, Wednesday: reward. FR 1185. "WRIST watch, lady's. Elgin, white with rhinestone hand; in West End.

Reward. AR 0701-W. Found. 12 DOG. young, black Cocker; Shelbyville St.

Matthews TA 7692. RING, diamond, found Monday; owner can identify and pay for ad. Call HI 3449-M TIE clasp, initials, found near Bowman Field: owner identify and pay for ad. CallHI7lll Information Personals. 13 NAME engraved for 60c; protect your pen against loss.

Kentucky Pen Shop. 3IB w. cnestnut. PIANOS WANTED Cash immediately. A.

Tiller Co. 724 S. 4th St. Call JA 7453. PHOTOGRAPHS: reasonable; taken in your home.

FR 3339. MUNITIONS in the rawl war Bonds and Stamps. Miller Signs With Reds. Cincinnati, May 28 (AP) The Red infield got a shot in the arm today hen Eddie Miller, efficient shortstop of last season who has not plaved this year because of a knee injury arid lately because of a salary dispute, agreed to term. A.

L. Averages (Include day game of Thursday) TEAM BATTING. AB. OR. H.

TB. Pet. Chicago 783 94 80 212 274 .271 Boston 891 89 98 230 293 .258 St. Louis 829 103 70 212 296 .256 New York 904 108 91 218 316 .241 Detroit 759 67 64 182 235 .240 Philadelphia 960 98 119 229 314 .239 Washington 953 82 103 218 217 .229 Cleveland "93 70 88 177 235 .223 TEAM FIELDING. W.

L. DP. PO. A. E.

Pet. ft. Louis 13 11 18 678 2R8 22 .978 Cleveland 10 14 31 652 280 21 .978 Philadelphia. 11 17 37 756 3S7 30 .974 Detroit 14 10 23 645 297 26 .973 BOiton 11 15 28 685 328 29 .972 Chicaro 15 0 25 Ran 977 in ana iiw lONC 15 11 27 711 323 39 INDIVIDUAL BATTING. .946 AB.

R. H. TB. RBI.Pct. WHkms, Phil.

34 5 13 15 0 CuccineUo. 82 15 30 41 9 Case. Wash. 102 16 34 41 8 Stephens. St.

L. 85 19 27 53 19 Moses, Chi. 76 10 24 39 7 Zrten. N.Y. 98 15 30 45 IS .382 .368 .333 .318 .316 .308 .302 .302 rvreevjen.

88 Burns, Phil. 43 Maier. Det 80 11 28 31 5 13 14 8 18 21 .300 Tresis. Chi. 71 8 21 21 12 .296 x.Fiaieiia.

mil. ioz 14 30 45 12 .294 eumweiss. JS.TT. 99 20 29 44 3 .293 .292 .292 .290 .289 .239 .286 .286 .233 nocneii, ni. so 12 28 33 11 uioerson, os.

72 7 21 38 Fox. Bos. 100 12 29 31 7 Kell. Phil 97 10 28 42 15 scnune. at.

Boudreau, Clev. 84 Crosettt, N.Y. 58 Sterner. Bos. 99 Buzas.

N.Y. 53 Bnk. Wash. 110 8 26 30 9 24 29 5 16 20 14 28 36 13 5 13 17 6 ft 31 An IT .282 .260 .279 .273 .278 .278 Lindell. N.Y.

..107 12 30 41 11 Bvrnes. St. li. 68 6 19 26 fao, Det 90 12 25 31 Boss. Det.

-Clev, 9 22 28 Peck, Phil. 72 8 20 29 7 28 32 jsewsome. Bos. .101 277 R. Johns n.

13 28 49 18 ccerey, ie. 0 25 38 11 .272 Outlaw. Det 85 6 23 28 7 271 Hall. Phil. 109 9 29 37 11 .286 Moore.

St. L. 49 6. 13 16 7 .265 Ventura. 34 1 9 9 2 .265 Schaik.

Chi. 91 7 24 33 17 .264 York. Det. 87 11 23 30 8 .264 p-Dea. Ciev.

33 4 12 17 6 .254 Myatt. Wash. 88 14 23 33 11 .261 Rosenthal. PhiL 23 3 6 9 3 261 Dickshot Chi. 16 23- 31 4 8 258 R.

Garback. Bo. 48 5 12 12 3 .250 Cullenbine. Clev-Det 65 8 16 28 8 .258 9 .245 a. -Martin, at.

L. 53 4 13 18 McQuinn, St. I 78 11 19 30 14 .244 .243 .241 .241 .241 .240 .235 .233 .233 .231 Savage. 37 1 9 10 1 Kunel. Wash.

..112 10 27 32 13 Gjt'eri'e. St. L. 87 10 21 29 19 i. x.

ig zi 27 Eibert, Phil 104 17 25 37 9 Powell. Wash. 34 0 8 8 1 Cramer. Det. 85 5 20 26 11 Derrv.

N. 73 11 17 32 jnc-ree. rnu 13 Tobm. Bos. 83 0 2 3 3 19 19 3 .229 Hayes.

Fhil 97 11 22 33 14 .227 .226 .226 .225 .222 .217 .211 .205 .205 .203 .202 .200 .200 .198 Metkovich. 84 8 19 24 13 Guerra. wash 53 4 12 13 Kaeel, Chi. 89 9 20 25 CihockL Clev 45 3 10 13 Camert. Clev.

60 5 13 20 Grimes. N. Y. 57 7 12 22 Methenv. N.

y. 44 4 8 12 Hayworth. St. L. 39 2 8 9 Koae.

Clev. 64 5 13 19 Pocco. Clev. 94 8 19 24 Fuyzkowski. Cle.

45 1 8 9 MeBride. Bos. ..40 1 8 9 Torre. Wash 111 9 22 30 PITCHERS' RECORDS. W.

L. Pet IP. H. R. Ferriss.

Bos. 5 0 Woods. Bos. 2 0 Turner. N.

1 0 Humphries, 1 0 Dietrich. Chi 1 0 Borowy, N. 6 1 Benton. Det. 5 1 lee.

Chi. 5 1 Wolff. Wash. 4 1 Gromek. Clev.

4 1 Christopher. Phil. 6 2 Muncnef. St. L.

3 1 Reynolds. Clev 4 2 Kramer, St. 4 2 Sevens. N. 2 1 Potter.

St 3 2 Pieretti. Wash 3 2 Leonard. Wash 3 2 Donald. N. 3 2 Dubiel.

N. 3 2 Newhouser. 4 3 Trout. Det. 4 3 Haynes, Chi.

3 3 Grove. Chi. 3 3 1.000 45 30 3 6 I.OOO 21 16 1.000 14 1.000 8 5 0 7 8 1.000 .857 58 36 15 .833 57 31 4 .833 50 45 14 .800 48 31 9 .800 44 36 10 .750 67 63 21 .750 28 18 5 .667 56 43 15 18 12 11 20 16 16 .667 46 47 .667 22 .600 56 22 37 .600 55 52 .600 42 38 .600 .16 37 .600 36 38 21 .571 58 40 19 .571 56 45 17 .500 57 42 .500 44 43 National League Averages (Include Day Games of Thursday) TEAM BATTING. AB. R.

OR. H. TB. Pet. New York 1,033 161 114 285 450 .276 Boston 956 151 164 263 396 .273 Brooklyn 957 142 128 258 363 .270 Chicago 936 118 119 245 334 .262 St.

Louis 987 124 110 258 356 .261 Pittsburgh 974 128 118 249 337 .256 Philadlephia .1.009 128 172 241 325 .239 Cincinnati 846 84 111 202 262 .239 TEAM BATTING. W. L. DP.PO. A.

E. Pet. New York 23 7 22 823 370 25 979 Chicago 13 14 31 787 327 24 .979 Cincinnati 10 15 22 658 302 27 .973 Pittsburgh 14 14 25 754 346 33 .971 St. Louis 15 13 32 747 288 31 .971 Boston 11 15 17 734 327 34 .969 Brooklyn 17 11 20 745 320 42 .962 Philadelphia 22, 25 789 375 55 .955 McDONOl'GH. Helen Louise: at Jeffer sonville.

May 26. 1945. in her 34th year, tteiovea wue of George E. Mc Donough: mother of Donald, Helen Marie, Mary Ann, Joyce Maureen Mc-Donnugh: daughter of Georee C. Rlan- kenship; sister of Wallace, Sherman and Forrest Blankenshlp, Miss Evelyn Stewart.

Mrs. Avis Jones. Funeral 8:30 a.m Monday from E. M. Coots and Sons Funeral Home and 9 a.m..

St. Anthony's Church. Interment in St. Anthony's cemetery. MONROE.

Edward Pleasant. Friday, Mav 2.VH 104t nt am of Vort- tuckv Baptist HosDital. in his '68th vear. Beloved husband of Minnie B. Monroe (nee Duey); devoted father of Pfc.

Ed ward U. S. Army. Marion H. Monroe and Mrs.

Hazel Keene. of Louisville; grandfather of James Edward iveene. and Donald Mward Monroe; brother of Walter Monroe. Port Authur. Texas.

Jacob Monroe. Indianapolis. William Monroe. Louisville. Remains at Schonpcnhorst Bros.

Funeral Home. 18.12 W. Market St. Funeral services Monday. Mav 28th.

at 1:30 p.m.. and from Shaw nee Baptist Church. 38th and Market, at 3 p.m. interment in Cave Hill Ceme tery. POWERS.

Mrs. Permealie Watkins. In her 7Hth year. Saturday, May 26. 1945.

at p.m. at tne residence or her son. Mr. L. A.

Powers. Valley Station. Kv. Beloved mother of I. J.

O. C. J. and L. A.

Powers: sister of George and West Skaggs. Also survived by 16 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren Remains at the W. G. Hardy Funeral Home, 4101 Dixie Highway. Shivelv, until 11 a.m.

Monday. May 28. Funeral services and burial Monday at 2 p.m. at iuuiTown. iy.

REED, Mrs. Frances Elizabeth, In her "i year, Saturday. May 28. 1B45. at p.m.

at tne Jewlstl Hospital. Be loved wife of the late Howard E. Reed mother of Dennis Howard Reed: Hauah ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Muth: sister of Mrs.

J. B. Mockbee, Mrs. Clarence Sharp, Mrs. Stewart M.

White, R. H. Muth, 2c. U.S.C.B.. R.

C. Muth, Slc, U.S.N. and W. S. Muth, daughter-in-law of Mr.

and Mrs. V. G. Reed. Remains at W.

G. Hardy Broadway Mortuary, 3415 W. Broadway. No nce oi zunerai services later. 8TEIER.

Lawrence In his 68th vear passed on Friday. May 25. 1945. at "11:45 a.m. ai at.

Joseph infirmary. Rest dence. 4134 Reservoir Ave. Beloved father of August. George.

William. Pfc. Frank Steier in Germany. MSgt. John J.

Steier and Cpl. Henrv Steier in Mrs. William Thomas and Mrs. Louis Bergenrott of Indianapolis. brother of Henry Steier; also survived by 8 grandchildren.

Remains will lie in state at the Godfrey F. Russman's Mortuary, 1049 Goss Ave. Funeral Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock from the cnapei ana clock at Holy Family Church. Interment in St. Michael's cemetery.

UBELHART. Charles age 67 years. Thursday, May 24. 1945. at 5:50 p.m..

residence, 1414 S. Flovd St. Beloved husband of Bertha Dolan XJbel- nart; devoted father of Charles Jr. and James R. Ubelhart; brother of Misses Katherine and Lenna Ubelhart.

Mrs. Rose Sauer. Edward and George Ubelhart; also 2 grandchildren. Funeral from Schildt's Chapel. Broadway at Clav.

Monday morning at 8:30 and from St. Philip Neri Church at 9 o'clock. In terment in Calvary Cemeterv. Members of the Holy Name Society of St. Philip Neri Church will meet at chapel Sunday evening at a clock to recite rosary.

WISCH MEYER, Hermann. Saturdav. May 26. 1945. at 4:15 p.m..

at his residence. 2107 Alta Ave. Beloved husband of Lucy Carpenter Wischmeyer and father of Martha Jean Dunham: brother of Henry W. Wischmeyer and Carl Wischmeyer, Terre Haute. Ind.

Funeral from Pearson's. 1310 S. 3d Monday morning at 11 a.m. WOODSON. Mr.

Thomas Winfield. passed away Friday, May 25. 1945, at 5:10 p.m. at his residence, 2323 Woodland in his 76th year. Devoted father of Mrs.

Forrest Mav Woodson Hopkins; grandfather of Mary Alice nopKins; oroiner or, Mr. i. a. wood-son, Memphis, Tenn. Remains resting at the Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia Ave.

Funeral Mondav at 210 7rnn the Owen Chapel. Burial in Louisville iviemoriai i-arK. hi Memoriam. 2 HODGES; In memory of Bernice Hodges Just a thought of sweet remembrance, Just a memory sad and true. Just the love and sweet devotion Of ones who think of you.

MOTHER. DAD AND BROTHERS PADGETT; In cherished remembrance of Mrs. fearl who passed away May 27. 1944. One long year ago today.

God called my Pearl awav, I think of Tier ntlll as the same. I sdy she is not dead, she is Just away; I pray God to meet her some dav. Sadly missed by HUSBAND and SON. SCOTT; In loving memory til my dear husband Joseph Scott whose tragic death occurred one year ago -May 40, im. Like a flash, the shock was severe.

We never thought death so near. Only those who have lost can tell The pain of parting without a farewell. Sadly missed bv Wife NORMA and Children, JOE EDWARD and KAREN JEAN. SHARP; In loving memory of our dear mother Minnie A. Sharp, who died May 27.

1943. Peaceful be thy rest, dear mother. It is sweet to breathe thy name. In life we loved you dearly. In death we do the same.

Sadly missed hv CHILDREN and GRANDCHILDREN. WADOELL: In loving memory of our son. little George, who died May 25, 1941 Peacefully sleeping, resting at last. The world's weary trouble and trials are past. In silence he suffered, in patience he bore.

Till God called George home to suffer no more. MOTHER. DADDY and BUDDY. Card of Thanks. GLASERl We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our relatives, neighbors and friends for their many acts of kindness and sympathy during the illness and at death of our beloved mother, sister and grandmother, Mrs.

Nancy R. Glaser. Especially do we thank the Rev. Kvle M. Yates, pall-beares and the donors of the lovely cards of sympathy, the beautiful floral tributes and cars.

The Children and Family. HODAPP: We wish to thank the manv friends, relatives and neighbors for. the sympathy shown us at the death of our beloved wife and mother. -Katherine A. Hodapp.

We are especially grateful to Father Emerich, Father Kiefer. the Holy Name Society, the pallbearers and the "onors of the many spiritual and floral bouquets. Albert J.Hodapp and Family. MrDERMOTT: We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our relatives, neighbors and friends for their many sets of kindness and sympathy shown us during the Illness and at the death of our beloved mother and sister. Mrs.

Marv McDermott. Especially do we wish to thank the Rev. fathers of St. Elizabeth Church, the pallbearers, the donors of the lovely cards of sympathy, spiritual bouquets and floral tributes and cars; also the T. A.

Blanford Funeral Home. Daughter. Mrs. Flora O'Connell; Sisters. Misses Carrie and Emma Henzy.

Mesner. Cin. 89 8 26 32 14 .292 Hack, Chi. 107 21 31 40 11 .290 Johnson, Chi. ..107 12 31 38 10 .290 Hausmann.

N.Y..118 17 34 40 .288 Galan. Brk. 104 23 30 45 8 .288 Owen, Brk. 80 5 23 32 9 .288 Dea. St.

L. 67 10 19 27 14 .284 Pafko. Chi. 60 5 17 24 8 .283 Triplett, Phil. 53 7 15 24 13 .283 Rucker.

N. 142 21 40 54 16 .282 Lakeman. Cin. 32 3 9 10 0 .281 Elliott. Pitt.

104 18 29 41 23 .279 Sandlock. Brk. 18 2 5 10 5 .278 Adams. L. 112 20 31 50 18 .277 Sauer.

Chi. 51 6 14 22 6 .275 Russell. Pitt 103 12 28 36 17 .272 Bergamo. St. L.

78 10 21 26 12 .269 Clay. Cin. 112 14 30 38 11 .268 Kluttz. Bos. 56 6 15 21 7 .268 Hopp, St.

L. 109 11 29 39 9 .266 Masi. Bos. 53 5 14 21 3 .264 Salkeld. Pitt.

38 3 10 10 3 .263 Gionfriddo, Pitt. 19 2 5 7 3 .263 Shemo. Bos. 42 4 11 12 7 .262 Hart. Brk 108 18 28 43 29 .259 Bordagaray.

Brk. 27 5 7 8 1 .259 Workman. Bos. 88 16 21 89 17 .256 Stanky. Brk.

99 16 25 34 9 .253 Verben. St. L. ..108 6 26 88 11 .252 Culler. Bos.

116 22 29 35 4 .250 Lowery, Chi. 80 8 20 33 14 .250 PITCHERS' RECORDS. W. Li. Pet.

IP Voiselle. 8 0 1.000 72 71 26 Karl, Phil 3 0 1.0OO 31 27 8 Burkhart. StL ..3 0 1.000 19 17 9 Creel. StL 2 0 1.000 25 15 5 Cooper, StL. .2 0 1.000 24 20 7 Earley, Bos 1 0 1.000 26 21 12 Pfund, Brk.

1 0 1.000 18 19 12 Webber. Brk. 1 0 1.000 10 5 3 Niteholas. Brk. 1.000 10 8 5 Bosser, Cin.

1 0 1.000 8 5 4 Cozart. Bos. 1 0 1.000 6 8 11 Gables, Pitt. 1 0 1.000 2 1 0 Mungo, NY 4 1 .800 55 44 21 Feldman, NY 4 1 .800 42 39 19 Adams. NY 4 1 .800 24 15 4 Strincevich.

3 1 .750 37 38 17 Gregg. Brk 5 2 .714 59 46 27 Davis. Brk 4 2 .667 51 54 17 Breechen. StL ..2 1 .667 28 21 8 Derringer, Chi ..5 3 .625 59 61 20 Butcher, Pitt 3 2 .600 55 51 21 Hansen. NY 3.

2 .600 52 45 18 Roe, Pitt 3 2 .600 41 35 15 Heusser. Cin 3 2 .600 36 35 11 V. Lombardi. Brk 3 2 .600 36 28 17 Wyse. Chi 8 3 .571 49 51 16 Sewell, Pitt 4 4 .500 55 53 28 R.

Barrett. Phil 3 3 .500 54 49 26 Andrews, Bos 3 3 .500 54 57 28 Lee, Phil 2 2 .500 33 47 21 Passeau, Chi 2 2 .500 32 33 13 Lanier, StL. 2 2, .500 26 22 10 Byerly. StL 1 1 .500 27 25 14 Javery, Bos 1 1 .500 23 29 13 Beck. Cin 1 1 .500 22 15 8 Lisenbee.

Cin 1 1 .500 20 22 13 Logan. Bos 1 1 .500 17 20 8 3 PLIES ARE STRONGER CLASSIFIED ADS The Courier-Journal The Louisville Times Indexed for Quick Service. Because of restrictions on print paper supply, classified advertising is being omitted from editions of The Courier-Journal printed prior to the Final Home Edition. It will appear in all Courier-Journals delivered by carrier to homes in the three- Falls Cities, in some Courier-Journal street sales and In all editions of The Louisville Times. Ads ordered by telephone are accepted from patrons listed in telephone or city directory on memorandum charge only.

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for the daily Courier-Journal; 11 a.m. for The Louisville Times (Friday. 10:30 a.m.); 6 p.m. Sat-urday for The Sunday Courier-Journal. ANNOUNCEMENTS Deaths and Funerals.

I BAUER, Frank age 55 years, at St. Anthony's Hospital, Saturday, May 26. 1945, at I p.m., residence Hikes Point. Taylorsville Rd. Beloved husband of Nonie Brown Bauer; devoted father of Frank Slc.

South Pacific; Joseph and Patricia Ann Bauer; brother of Alexander Bauer, Mrs. Alex Cassella, Mrs. Fred Schell, El Paso, Texas; Mrs. Theodore Weihe, Mrs. Joseph Wrocklage and Mrs.

Harry Snyder. Funeral from Schildt's Chapel, Broad way at Clay, Tuesday morning at 8:30 and from St. rancis of assisi cnurcn at 9 o'clock. Interment in St. Michael's Cemetery.

BELL, Sidney suddenly Saturdav, May 26. 1945, at 6 p.m. Residence, 2818 N. Western in his 67th year. Beloved husband of Verna Bell inee Dewey.

Remains at Shoppenhorst Bros. Funeral Home, 1832 W. Market St. Funeral services Tuesday, May 29. at' 2 p.m.

Interment in Resthaven Cemetery. BOND. Glenn, age 50 years. Thursday. May 24.

1945. at 7:15 p.m.: residence. 110 N. Clifton Ave. Beloved husband of Gladys Bond and devoted father of Jonn jvi.

Bond. u. s. Marines. San Diego.

Robert G. Bond, mate 2d class, U. S. Boston. Mrs.

Robert Jackson. Franklin. devoted son of Mr. and Mrs. John S.

Bond. Indianapolis. brother of Mrs. John Street. Arcardia.

Mrs. John Horless, Anderson, and Lane Bond, of North Salem. Ind. Remains at Albert Neurath and Sons Funeral Home, 725 E. Market St.

Funeral services Sunday at 2 p.m. Remains will be taken to Montgomery Funeral Home, 1622 Meridian Indianapolis, Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Interment. Crown Hill Cemetery. Indianapolis, papers please copy.

BOTTS, Elizabeth Eastham. Saturdav, May 2fi. 1945, at 8:55 p.m., at the Norton Infirmary; residence. 180R Spring Drive. Widow of William C.

Hotls; mother of Mr. P. E. Bolts, and grandmother of Mrs. Elizabeth Botts Gelss.

Evansvllle, also survived by two greai-grsnacnunren. remains at J'car son's. 1.110 S. 3d until Sunriav eve ning. Funeral from the Smith Funeral Home.

Fort Thomas, Tuesday morning. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery, Fort Thomas. Ky. BRAY. Fireman 1c Wilbert Thomas, U.S.N., killed in action at Okinawa, April 6.

1945. Survived by wife, Thelma Jacob Bray, and son. Thomas W. Bray, Jr brother. Everett J.

Bray; nephew, Robert Leo Bray. Memorial service Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock at St. Paul's Church. 1022 Jackson St. Bl'RCH, Ensign Clyde T.

(Buddie), age 24, Sunday. May 20, 184.1, 11:03 a.m. at Buzzard Bay aboard Merchant Marine ship: residence. 1218 Lillian Ave. Beloved husband of Ltllie Mae Burch; also survived by 1 son.

Richard Spencer Burch; father, Clyde V. Burch; 3 sisters, Mrs. L. O. Harley.

Mrs. T. M. Lcino, Pensacola, Mrs. Joseoh Thomas, Washington, D.

C. Funeral Monday, May 28. 1945, 1:30 p.m., at Mc-Daniel Funeral Home, 4339 Park and 2 o'clock from 9th and Baptist Church. CAPPES: Mrs. Juanita.

age 24 years, Saturday, May 26, 1945, at 6:15 a.m., residence. 1003 Story Ave. Beloved wife of Clelland Capps: devoted mother of Martha Peggy, and Eugene Capps; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Humphrey; sister of Mrs.

Udell Worlds. Miss Joyce Humphrey. Wallace and Cpl. Coolidge Humphrey. South Pacific.

Remains at the residence until Monday at 9 a.m., at which time they will be taken to Guthrie's Chapel, Burkesville, fo interment. CONNELLY, Anthony C. (Segel). May 25. 1945.

at 5:30 p.m. at his residence, 124 Bullitt St. Beloved father of Mrs. Madeline Glaze and Anthony Connelly: also survived by 15 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Funeral from DotiKherty and Sons Funeral Home, 1230 S.

3d Monday morning. Mav 28th. at 8:45. and at the Cathedral of the Assumption at 9:15. Interment in St.

Louis Cemetery. COl'LSON. Isabelle Magness. Friday. May 25.

1945. at her residence. Arlington, Va. Widow of Samuel B. Coulson; mother of Mrs.

A. M. Downev, Mrs. Margaret T. Smith.

Arlington. Mrs. Frances B. Brewer. Oteen.

N. Edward K. Coulson. Lexington, and Dr. Wallace M.

Coulson; also survived by 3 grandchildren. Remains will arrive Sunday morning. Funeral from Pearson's, 1310 S. 3d Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Eastern Cemetery.

FREY. Mrs. Anna Friday morning, Mav 25. 1945. at 5:10 o'clock at Norton Memorial Infirmary.

Widow of the late HURCHILL 8 RACES DAILY (1ST INDIVIDUAL BATTING. AB. R. H. TB.RBI.Pct Holmes.

Bos. 113 30 47 69 19 .420 Ott, N. Y. 102 28 41" 73 25 Kurowski. St.L..104 24 41 68 26 Williams.

Chi. 25 6 9 13 3 Olmo, Brk. 96 15 34 50 23 Reyes. N. Y.

109 16 38 59 13 406 394 360 354 349 Gillenw'ter, Bos. 98 11 34 51 21 .347 .345 .337 .331 .330 .330 .321 .318 .314 .307 .306 .304 Sukeforth. Z9 O'Brien. Pitt. 101 Dinges.

Phil. 121 Cavarretta. ChL.103 2 10 11 1 14 34 46 13 18 40 52 14 17 34 43 18 Lombardi. N.Y .103 18 34 62 27 Crawf d.St.L.-Ph. 56 13 18 23 3 Weintraub.

N.Y..107 25 34 65 24 Walker. Cin. 86 GuMlne, Pitt. 101 Libke. Cin.

36 9 27 32 15 31 48 10 3 11 14 7 Barrett. Pitt. ..112 24 34 52 12 Walker. Brk. 103 25 31 47 16 .301 Nieman, Bos.

100 22 80 55 26 .300 Rosen. Brk. 70 14 21 30 .300 .300 Goulish, Phil. 10 3 3 McCormick. Cin.

97 14 29 48 15 .299 Livingston. 47 3 14 19 5 .298 Wasdell. Phil. ..119 16 35 43 16 .294 Aderholt. Brk.

34 3 10 11 4 .204 Nicholson. 99 16 29 47 18 .293 Foxx. Phil. 68 10 17 22 9 .293 RACE 2 O'CLOCK) Day) $2.55 fTAX NCLtDED) fTAX INCLUDED) QOWNS 1 ft. Wednesday, May 30th THE BASHFORD MANOR $5,000 Added 2-Year-Old Colts and Geldings 5 Furlongs Saturday, June 2nd THE BLUEGRASS STAKES $10,000 Added Three-Year-Olds One and One-eighth Miles TlstKENTTJCKY DEIIBY SATURDAY, JUNE 9 3-Year-Oldi $75,000 Added Ti Miles and Trophy to Winner THE CHURCHILL DOWNS HANDICAP 4-Tesr-Olds and Vp $5,000 Added One Mile 9 RACES DERBY DAY 1ST RACE 12 O'CLOCK NOON THAN 4 PLIES NORWALK TIRES Give Afore for Your Certificate! A certifi-c a entitles you to buy any make tire i get the best a 5-ply tire that gives longer wear.

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