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Lost. 1 1 8 LOUISVILLE, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Deaths and Funerals. 1 Llllle Pearl Bibb. July 26. 1945, at 7 a In her 38th vear.

Residence, Independence School Road. Buechel. Ky. Beloved wife of Herschel Hatfield, somewhere in the Pacific; mother of Marvin Lee and Charles Ray Pigg; daughter of Henry Bibb: rlster of Christine Bibb and Mrs. John Pigg.

Chester nnd Harry Bibb. Remains at Myers Funeral Home. Jeffersontown. i 5 4 Hp 6 7 8 iTTT -Zizfezzzzitzzz pn 75 wWWW zzzzz i7 38 39 40" mMm'lJL Ml 511 1 S3 4 i i 1 ir 1 I I 1 I 1 I Automobiles for Sale. 27 PACKARD 1041 "120" 4-door ds'luxe sedan, radio, heater; 8 good tires; low mileage; looks and runs like new; A celling.

will trade; 15 months to pav. National Auto Sales. 815 W. Broadway. JA 4665.

PACKARD 1941 "IIO" 4-door de filxe sedan: radio, heater; 5 good tirev A guaranteed ceiling price, will trade; 15 months to pav. National Auto Sales. 815 W. Broadway. JA 4665.

PACKARD 1940 -'120" ciub convertible coupe: radio, heater: 5 good tires: looks and runs like new; P.A. guaranteed ceiling. $1,365. National Auto Sales. 815 W.

Broadway. JA 4665. PACKARD 1937 "6" sedan; rr is like new; sell or trade; dealer. 2814 Tavlor Blvd. PLYMOUTH 1934 4-door sedan: runs good: $145.

Wheeler Service Station, 975 S. 2d St. PONTLAC 1934 convertible coupe; In good running condition: has good tires: price $190. Wheeler Service Station, 975 S. 2d St.

PoNTIAC. 1936 4-door sedan $.189. warrantv ceiling. Uarold Auto Sales. Ifiol Arcade HA 6100.

STI DFBAKER 1941 Commander 4-door sedan; radio, heater, overdrive: 8 good tires; lixks and runs like new: P.A. guaranteed celling $1,304: will trade; 15 months to pav. National Auto Sales. 815 W. Broadway.

JA 4665. STI'DEBAKER 1939 Commander: new tires; radio and heater: good car; reasonable. Phone MA 2430-J. Ask for Mr. or Mrr Walker.

UNDERSELLING EVERYBODY Every Car a Bargain Authorized A. Dealer No Trade-in Necessary 1935 Chevrolet de luxe coach: O.P.A. a Is ceiling. $3iK): cuir pne-e. $195.

1937 Willys sedan; P.A. as Is ceiling. $216. 1941 De Soto de luxe 4-door; radio, heater: guaranteed: $1,356. 1931 Chevrolet coach; O.P.A.

as is celling $125. 1940 Packard 5-passenger club coupe; radio, heater; guaranteed $996. Plvmo ith de luxe sedan; as Is $330; our nrice $265. 1939 Packard super sedan: radio, heater; as is $1,165: our price $895. 1937 Chrvsler Imperial sedan; O.P.A.

as i $485: our price $295. 1936 Buick de luxe sedan: as is $595; our price $495. 1935 La Salle sedan; P.A. as is $295; our price $195. 1934 Cheviolet coach; OP.A.

as is $290; our price $195. 1933 Chevrolet coach; O.P.A. as is $210; our $175. 1933 Dodge de luxe coach: as is price $325; our price $195. 1941 Oldsmobile de luxe 4-door; heater; guaranteed $1,368.

The Largest Selection In City NATIONAL AUTO SALES "Nationally Known" 815 W. Broadway JA 466S Opposite Sears. Roebuck Open Evenings and Sundays 33. Type of tar 35. Marsh 36.

Clean up 3H. Blind impulse 39. Seed 40. Shipping box 4'i. Hit of accesa 45.

Animation 46. -Club 47. Curves 49. Moslema 50. Joina Al.

Arabian jasmine 52. Draft animals 53. I.andinr place in India 56. Icelandic literature 57. I.ectern .59.

Office holdera 60. Summit Vesterday'i Puzzle Solved. ACROSS 1. Float S. Stuff! 10.

Bolt 14. Unbleached 15. Turpentine product IS. Colorless 11. At hand IX.

Unlikely SO. Swimmers" roitume tl. Rodent 23. Don nraat 24. Profound 25.

Period 26. Examine 28. Beverage 29. Booka S4. Hare a malady 35.

Suitable 86. Mental state 87. Have 40. Dropped 41. Spare 42.

Canine 41. Altar cap 44. Compound ether 45. Lou resiliency 46. Shallow vessel 48.

Dotes 60. Refuse from fruit Swamp 54. Goddess of discord .55. Engraved 58. Cheer HI.

Conceal 62. Gaunt 63. Intolerant person 64. Objectives 6Y Insects AO. Stairs 67.

Drench DOWN 1. Torn 2. The maples 3. Craft 4. Rotated 5.

Brittle 6. Gvpsv 7. Mineral pitch 8. Illusion 6. Noisv respiration 10.

Resort 11. Vehicles 12. Spanish Jar 13. Noxious plant 10. Invest 21.

Solution 26. Gloomv 27. Wearies 28. Manner 30. Metal 31.

Rubv colored liquor 32. Resin P.il.ED lT Hi 0 HF 7 7 cMRlsTfro IT i "op oIolj pep 02E BP II RI iuqJr ant dljr a A 1LJ I TXT? A o.lA.2 lIijrIkIs i psl America Speaks: War Veterans' Bloc Favored Bv Maioritv By GEORGE GALLUP. Director, American Institute of Public Opinion. Princeton, N. July 26.

The time is rapidly approaching when the major political parties will be putting in their bid for the vote of the veterans of this war. Already a Republican Veterans League has been started in Chicago. If the war Veterans get organized into a strong political group, will the present civilian popula tion consider such organizing a good thing or a bad thing for the country? Judging by reporters in all the 48 states, more people would consider it beneficial than harmful to have the veterans speak as a bloc in the postwar political world. 43 Tct. Favor rian.

The typical reaction of civilian voters is: "Those who had to make the greatest sacrifices for our country should have the greatest amount of say in the future." To test opinion on the issue, field reporters questioned people on the following: "If war veterans get organized after this war into a strong political group, do you think that would be a good thing or a bad thing for the country?" The vote: Good 43 Bad 28 No opinion 29 In addition to the argument 15 SAVE VP TO Bv Selling to National Auto Salaa We Need 15 Late Model Cars THIS WEEK! Top Cash Dollar Paid for Your Cf. WANTED CARS AT ONCEI You can get $25 to $50 more cash for your car by selling.lt ifnw. Don't delay, don't wait as wa need ears for our July quota and top prices guaranteed always. No dealer in America can par 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.

We will guarantee to pav you the top P.A. cening price for your car and we don't mean maybe. Just rail your O.P.A. office and find out the exact amount vou can sell vour car for, then bring your car and papars to the NATIONAL AUTO SALES. 815 W.

Broadway, and get the casn in 1 minute. Get a bushel basket of monev for vour car bv driving It to National Auto Sales. 815 W. Broadway, opposite Sears, Roebuck. We have plenty of cash and we are paving high cash prices.

We are the largest used car dealer In Louisville. Our large volume of sales enables us to sell for mall profits. Just stop by 815 W. Broadwav and look at the large selection of used cars that we have on our lots. When vou deal with ua we take car 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.

1IM2 1 adillacs. up to 194Z lluii ki, up to 1942 Fords, up to 1942 Chevrolets, up to 1942 Plymouth, up to 1941 Huu-ki. up to 1940 Hoick, up to 19.19 Buicks. up to 19.18 lUllrk-, up to 1937 Buicks. up to 1941 Puntiacs.

up 10 1940 Pontiacs. up to 1939 Pontiacs. UP to 1938 Pontiacs. up to 1937 Pontiacs. up to 1941 Oldsmnblles.

up to 1941 Chevrolets. Up to 1941 Fords, up to 1941 Plvmouths. up to 1941 Cadillacs, up to 1941 Chrvslers. up to 1941 De Sotos. po to 1941 Dodges, up to 1940 Chevrolets.

up to 1940 Fords, up to 1940 Plvmouths. up to 1939 Chevrolet, up to 1939 Fords, up to 1938 Cnm rolets. up to 1938 Fords, up to 1937 Chevrolets. up to 1937 Fords. Uf to 3.575 I 2M5 1.25 1.31'J i.flix 1.4.U 1.034 1.27' 99 795 760 SR0 1.74 i.10 .230 4 340 3.825 1.565 1.390 Bfi 6m) 9' 71 3S 495 S40 380 430 1938 Any make, up to 400 Authorized o.p.a.

Dealer. Owned and operated by Louisville business men who have been buying and selling cars for 27 years. If you owe any money on vour ear we will pay it off and give you the cash. NATIONAL AUTO SALES. See the Klein Boy Used Car Specialists i 811 W.

Broadway. JA H46S. Opposite Sears. Roebuck. Open Evenings and Sundays.

WHY SHOP YOUR CAR? Do You Want Top Dollar? It's the "know how" that pavs off tod v. That Is why you will get all the dollars you are entitled In without violating the O.P.A. ceiling price regulations when you sell to King with 26 vears' experience In buying and selling cars. Kins; needs your car and is prepared to pay as much as anyone can, and their bonded representative "knows how" to give vou so many advantages. Number One iCirg Auto Sales will pay Louisville's top market price in cash today for all makes and models from 1930 to 1942.

Number Two We will trade you a good 1937 or older car at our low cost toward full "as Is" celling on most model. Number Three If we owe a balance on vour car King will pav you a full refund of the unearned portion of carrying charges and insurance, and will pay off balance in any part of the country without cost to you. These are but a few of the many advantages you get when vou sell to King Phone JA 1921. and our courteous, bonded representative will call at your home or office with the cash to tur'vou full "as Is" ceiling, handling all 6 P.A. forms with no red tapeor delay, or drive to our big lot on South Third St.

in the middle of the block between Breckinridge and Kentucky Streets. Thi week we will pay for: 1942 Cadillacs up to 4 07f 1 1 i nuicKS up to 2 575 1942 Ford up to 1 JS5 1943 Chevrolets up to l'2 1941 Buicks up to aiio 1940 Buicks up to 1 1.730 1939 Buicks up to 1938 Buicks up to 1937 Buicks up to 1941 Pontiacs up to 1940 Pontiacs up to 1939 Pontiacs up to 1938 Pontiacs up to 1937 Pontiacs ud to 1 420 1.035 1.275 95 795 7s0 5fl0 1.745 1.103 1.100 1 2.10 1 82 1 56 1.390 863 8-5 715 66 5 493 640 Sao 1941 Oldsmnblles ud to 1941 Chevrolets up to iwi roras up to 1941 Plvmouths up to 1941 Cadillacs up to 1941 Chrvslers up to 1941 De Sotos up to 1941 Dodges up to 1940 Chevrolets up to 1940 Fords up to 1940 Plymouths up to 1939 Chevrolets up to 1939 Fords up to 1938 Chevrolets up to iu.iH roras up to 1937 Chevrolets up to Autnonzed P.A. Dealer KING AUTO SALES All Makes and Models Wanted 26 Years In Same Location Over 30.000 Satisfied Customers King of the Used Car Dealers 944-48 S. 3d. JA 192U Open Evenings and Sundays.

CASH FOR 1.000 USED CARS Call or See HULL-DOBBS Today. 1213 W. Broadwav. JA 6269. "World's Highest Buyers." NEW cars will be here in the near future.

Sell NOW while prices are HIGH. Never again will vour car bring you as much CASH as Hull-Dobbs can pav vou NOW. Drive to Hull-Dohhs. 1213 W. NOW TODAY and get the "World Highest Price" for your car.

To give you an Idea of the prlecs we can pav. we list a few below: 1942 Cadillacs, up to $4 070 1942 Buicks. up to 2 573 1942 Fords, up to 1.2RS 1942 Chevrolets. uo to 1.2.iS 1942 Plvmouths. up to 1.3'iS 1941 Cadillacs, up to 4 340 1941 Buicks.

up to 3.6O0 1941 Fords, up to 1.100 1941 Chevrolets. up to 1. 103 1941 Plymouths. uo to 1.230 1940 Buicks. uo to 1.9i"iS 1940 Chevrolets.

up to 863 1940 Tords. up to 860 1940 Plvmouths. up to 943 1939 Fords. Chevrolets. Plymouth, uo to 1938 Fords.

Chevrolets, Plymouths, up to 1937 Fords. Chevrolet. Plymouths. up to 1936 Fords. Chevrolets.

Plvmouth T13 849 430 40 Older Models Comparatively Prlced- wm Buy Any Make or Model. HULL-DOBBS. "World's Highest Buyers." Authorized Ford Sales. Pans 6c Sen-Ice. 1213 W.

Broadwav. JA 6269. Authorized OP.A. P'r. HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR GOOD USED CARS We buv any make or model: if vou are looking for highest prices, quick' action, and want to be certain all Government forms are properly handled, see us and save time, worrv and money.

Vou -an probably sell for more now than ever again. Soli to one of Kentucky's largest and most reliable dealers. Phone JA 7179 and one of our repie-sentatlves will look at your car. 1941 Oldsmnblles up to 1.745 1940 Oldsmnblles up to 1 430 1939 Oldsmobile up to 83 1941 Pontiacs up to 1 2' 3 1940 Pontiacs up to 'f-c 1939 Pontiacs up to 79 l-IICKS up to 610 1WI MUICKS lip to 1W.1S 11U1CKS Up tO 1941 Chevrolets ud to 1940 Chevrolets up to nevroiets tip to 1941 Fords up to 1940 Fords up to 19J9 Fords up to 66S TRI-CITY OLDSMOBILE CO. 906 E.

Broadwav JA T17H WE need cars at once. We are paying" ceiling prices for all makes. Your car need not be perfect. We pay celling If It Is reasonably good. We par equities.

We nay cash. See us first. Courteous buyers. t-OUISVO-LE MOTORS 636 S. Sth.

JA 4J3i THIS authorized O.P.A. used car agency needs used cars for essential war work er, all makes and models, top price will be paid; no red tape no delays we will assume all responsibilities and handle all OP.A. details; our buver will call at your office or home, phone us or see us personally: vou will be alarf you did. Remember no one In town or out of town can pay more than we can. alls nil ruw i lacj to.

418 E. Broadwav. 106 EL RmaHwif WA 2423. WA 3154. Open evenings and Sundays.

STOCKYARDS AUTO WRECKERS 1038 East Main Sr JA 446S. Wanted Used cars, trucks. etc may make or model or any condition. New and used auto nan for 1. Mrs.

Edmond Cravens-Clarence Graham. 1-. muui i x-i-Kira na. Highest prices paid for any make or model, no forma to fill out: wa hanHla everything. JA 5256.

PACKARD LOUISVILLE? MOTOR CO. Clay and Broadwav. H'ANTED; used cars: we are in a defense plant area and need 100 used cars for the workers In this locality; we will pav rash or set up a credit on the purchase of a new car by you. WHIPPLE MOTOR CO. 2021 Dixie Highway.

Sit 4404 WAR worker are desneratelv in mrii. of automobiles. Do vour part, sell us vour car. We nav htehest lecal rrires. Summers-Herrmann.

Inc. 3d and Breckinridge WA 3351 TOP P.A. ceiling prices for good, clean used cars: see us before vou sell. HANDS MOTOR CO. 634 S.

3d St. WA 74.S3. our Stndebaker Dealer. tt AN I) at once, convert ihle from rT- dividual; In good condition; will jf rti.h. ptivate.

Call between 13 and 5. WA 8469 CARS WANTED" Any make 1929 to 1943 model PERRY MOTOR CO. 103 Broadway WA f4. buy and sell any make or diode. n-rt iiuiuiui LU- lr 845 9.

3d. 3 'CARS wanted, sot maksT, 193 modeu tl. BALLARD1 TV- Wanted Autos. Trucks. 1 OAO 1.7'W I in 1.1 on f.0 1943.

SECTION 2 Girl, 8, Drops Dead WhilePlayingWithSister Mary Catherine Burgin, 8-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Burgin, Harrods Creek, died at 5:45 p.m. yesterday while playing with her sister, Sally, near hor home. Deputy Coroner Charles Spilman said the child suffered a heart attack.

Other survivors are three sisters and seven brothers. George Pruitt, 82, Of 3Ioreland, Dies Stanford, July 26 P) George 13. Pruitt, 82, Moreland funeral director and furniture dealer for 50 years, died today at the home of a daughter, Mrs. David Singletary, Danville. Colien Funeral Today Funeral services for Phillip Cohen, of 2323 Gladstone, retired grocer who died at 5:50 p.m.

Wednesday at Jewish Hos pital, will be held at 10:30 a.m. today at Meyer's Chapel. Burial will be in Anshei Sfard Cemetery. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Sarah Cohen; three daughters, Ralph Covitt, Miss Marjorie Co-Mrs.

Ralph Covitt, Miss Marjorie Cohen and Mrs. Al Pobby, Cleveland; two brothers, Joe Levin, Hamilton, Ohio, and Barnett Levin, Lexington; two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Rothbaum, Cincinnati, and Mrs. Paula Ginsberg, Hamilton, and three grandchildren. Heart Attack Kills Man Jacob Sands, 57, of 1712 Rosewood, an inspector for the Philip Morris Company, died at 6:35 p.m.

yesterday after suffering a heart attack in a parking lot at 725 S. Fourth, Deputy Coroner Charles Spilman reported. Spilman said Sands came to Louisville six months ago from Chicago. Mrs. Robert Clark Dies Funeral services for Mrs.

Katherine Moss Clark, 3746 S. Third, widow of Robert S. Clark, who died at 4 p.m. Tuesday at St. Joseph Infirmary, will be held at 2 p.m.

today at Rogers' Funeral Home, Frankfort. Burial will be in Frankfort Cemetery. Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Myrtle F. Todd.

Dr. Logan Gragg Dies. Lexington, July 26 (IP) Dr. Logan Gragg, 75, veteran Fayette County physician, died unexpectedly today. CLASSIFIED ADS The Courier-Journal The Louisville Times ANNOUNCEMENTS Deaths and Funerals.

1 Julius Tuesday evening, July 24, 1945. at 10 clock, in his 63d year. Beloved husband of Mrs. Minnie Schaaf Ackerman; father of M. M.

1c Wilbert Ackerman. E. M. 1c Elmer Ackerman. Pacific; SSKt.

Julius J. Ackerman, Africa: Sgt. Edwin and Pyt. Norman Ackerman, Mrs. John Kelly: also survived by 4 brothers, 4 sisters and a grandchild.

I'uneral from the residence, 1203 Wolfe Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment in Resthaven Cemetery. AI.WES. Mrs. Blanche.

Tuesday even in July 24, 1945, at 9:50 o'clock, in her 51st year Beloved wife of Harold E. Alwes, and devoted mother of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Wallace, Mrs. Dorothy L. Carro'l, Misses Minnie Bell, Lillian and Virginia Lee Alwes, Pfc.

Harold E. Alwes. Jr. William H. and Donald R.

Alwes; daughter of Frank H. Hehe-mann. sister of Ms. Lillian Dug-gins. Mrs.

Minnie Bell Craig, Robert William, Gilbert and Frank H. Hehe-mann, also survived by 4 grandchildren. Funeral from the residence. 4153 Sunset Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Evergreen Cemeterv.

BAKER, E. Balie. age 57 years, at Rochester, July 25. 1945. Survived by sister.

Miss Juanita Baker; brothers, Grover Baker of Princeton. and Clint Baker, Dawson Springs. Ky. Remains will arrive in Louisville 5 p.m. Friday.

Julv 27. be taken to Lee E. Cralle 1330 S. 3d St. Funeral services and burial at Princeton.

Sunday afternoon. BCRGIN', Mary Catherine, in her 9th year. niddenlv. near her home at Harrods Creek, Thursday. July 26.

1945. Survived by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Burgin; seven brothers.

Omer. Sam, Charles, John, Joe, Paul and Eugene: four sisters, Annie Rose. Edith, Creese and Sally. Funeral arrangements will be published later. COHEN, Phillip, at the Jewish Hospital, Wednesday, July 25.

1945, at 5:50 p.m. Survived by wife, Sarah: 3 daughters, Mn. Al Pobby. Cleveland. Ohio; Mrs.

Ralph Covitt and Miss Marjorie Cohen; 2 brothers, Joe Levin, Hamilton, Ohio, and Barnett Levin, Lexington. 2 sisters, Mrs. Sarah Rothbaum. Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mrs. Paula Ginsberg.

Hamilton, Ohio; 3 grandchildren. Funeral from Herman Meyer Son, 1525 S. 3d. Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Interment in Anshei bfard Cemetery.

COLEMAN. James in his C9th year, Thursday, July 20. 1945. at 8:25 a.m. Survived Bv 2 sisters-in-law and 2 nieces.

Remains' at Albert Neurath Son Funeral Home, 725 E. Market St. Funeral services Saturday at 10 a.m. In terment Resthaven Cemetery. IlETERS, Mr.

Frank passed away July 25. 1945, at 2:50 a.m.. at SS. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital in his 72d year; residence. 819 Cecil devoted husband of Mrs.

Josephine Briel Deters: beloved father of Mrs. O. B. Elbert, Mrs. R.

E. Mulhall. Mrs. Charles II. Broun, Mrs.

Hugh P. O'Dea. Mr. Joseph Mr. Frank Mr.

Leonidas Mr. Raymond Mr. Arthur H. and Cpl. Elmer C.

Deters. Germany; brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Meyer. Remains resting at the Owen Funeral Home. 2B11 Virginia Ave.

Funeral services Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. from the Owen Chapel and at 2:30 p.m. from the Memorial Lutheran Church. Burial in Cave Hill Cemetery. Crossville, papers, please copy.

IORRIH, Rose Gill, Thursday. July 26. 1945. at 6 p.m., age 73 years; residence, 813 S. 32d St.

Widow of John Dorris; beloved sister of Mrs. Max Zoeller, Mrs. Albert Minis. Bland and D. J.

Gill. Remains at the Keenan Funeral Chapel, 1529 W. Market St. Funeral Saturday morning. 9 o'clock, at St.

Patrick's Church. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. DRKIER, Charles Thursday. July 26. 1945, at 1:35 p.m., in his 85th vear.

residence 212(i'j W. Jefferson St. Beloved husband of Anna A. Dreier Inee Fraasl. Funeral, Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock from the Carl E.

Herbold Funeral Home, 20th and Broadway, and 9 o'clock from St. Anthony's Church. Interment in St. Michael's Cemetery. Holy Name Society.

Third Order of St. Francis Society and St. Joseph's Society please assemble at the funeral home Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock to recite the Rosary. Please omit flowers. GILLESPIE, Sallie.

age 77 years. Thursday, Julv 2fi. 1945. at 1:30 a.m.. at St.

Anthony Hospital. Devoted wife of N. Gillesnie: beloved mother of Mrs Sterling B. Hinton and R. B.

Gillespie of Corbin. also 1 grandson, l.t. sterling B. Hinton. in the South Pacific: one brother.

Ben J. Bradley of tranklin. Ky. Remains at the home of her daughter. Mrs.

Sterling B. Hinton. 2221 Brighton Louisville. Funeral and burial at Franklin. Ky.

Funeral from the residence Friday morning at 8 o'clock and the Methodist Church at Franklin, at 3 p.m. Interment in Green Lawn Cemetery. GOLD. Abraham, at the Jewish'Hospital. Wednesday.

July 25, 1945. at 3:50 p.m.: residence. 2114 Eastern Pkwy. Survived by wife. Bertha Gold: 2 sons.

Marvin and T'Sgt. Harold, in Germany: 2 brothers, Reubin. Cleveland. Ohio, and Irving. New York City: 1 grandchiUI.

Kimcm! from Herman Mover Ac Son. 1525 S. 3d. Friday aflernon at 3:30 o'clock. Interment in Adatti Israel Cemetery.

II Olive Louise, Wednesday, July 25. 1945. at 4:10 p.m.. In her 22d year. Beloved daughter of Charles Hall and Mrs.

Lucy Tilford: niece of Mrs. W. W. Littlefield. Remains at Manning's Funeral Home.

612 W. Broadway. Funeral Saturday. July 28. from the chapel at 1:30 p.m.

Interment in Resthaven Cemeterv. II A William C. age 67 years. Wednesday. Julv 25, 1945, at 8:45 at the Mallorv Tavlor Hospital; beloved wife of Coidie II.

llarrod; father of Mrs. Hampton Mings. Mrs. Carl Clark. Mrs.

Mavfield Rankin. Albert Emest E. and Pfc. William Ollie Harrod, U. S.

Marines, Panama: also survived by 9 grandchildren. Funeral Friday, Julv 27, at 2 p.m. at the Ricketts and Keightley Funeral Home, La Grange. Ky. Interment in Mt.

Tabor Cemetery, Oldham' County. 27, 22 wanted from New York" PTtv. Washington. D. Maryland and points en route; loads wanted from other cities; vans available for immediate long distance moving out of Louisville.

A. Arnold 9c Son Transfer Storage Co. SH 5282 r.OAllS wanteel to and from Cincinnati, Ohio or Lexington, Kv. within next 2 weeks. Pool Mover and Packer.

FH 3316. Painting, Papering. 23 CASEIN. Kem-Tone; house painting, inside and out: using lead and oil only; roof gutter work; immediate service. MA 0(179.

CASKIN, Kem-Tone; any kind of water color; work guaranteed; estimates. M. Sehad. MA 0877-M. CLEANING paper by expert; washing painted walls, floors waxed and polished; woodwork washed, general house-cleaning.

P. L. Gates, AR 0430-W. EXTERIOR "and interior painting, woodwork, general carpentry, expertly done, free estimates. Hynni.

FR 2709. HOUSE painting, interior and exterior; estimates free; immediate service. Call E. N.m. SH 8776-H.

HOUSE; painting, quick service, good materials, skilled workmen, fair prices, cash or pavments. THE HOUSING SERVICE. 763 S. Shelby. JA 448B.

PAINTING and decorating, interior and exterior; Industrial, residential, commercial: insured. R. F. Receveur. Phone HI 2441.

PAINTING, decorating: lmrior. exterior remodeling: references. McNulty Bros Sll 8583. PAINTING, interior and exterior: work guaranteed; free estimates; prompt service. Mason A Asper.

MA 0448-J. PAINTING and decorating: interior and exterior: free estimates; prompt service; reasoname. WA 1781 alter 1. PAINTING and papering; roof painting: work that satisfies; free estimates. Alva Henry.

MA 2807-W. PAINTING. Interior and exterior; immediate service. BELL KOCH. TA 0904.

TA 8688. TA 3739 PAINTING, house and roof painting: work guaranteed: immediate service: free estimates. Goodman FR 51184. PAINTING, interior and exterior; also decorating; experienced men; woik guar anteed: free estimates. Call FR 6472.

PAPER hanging, plastering: A-l work no muss: samples shown; ree estimates. Call MA 5356-W. PAPER hanging: free estimates: work guaranteed. Call after 6 p.m. Eatmon and Bissig, SH 0761.

PAPER hanging. 7 years' experience work guaranteed; immediate service. TA 1983. PAINTING; commercial, industrial, resi dential: no job too large or too small free estimates. JA 1217.

PAPER furnished and hung: immedlat) service; free estimates. Graham. SH 5781. PAPER furnished and hung: patch plastering: immediate service. A 2746.

PAPER hanging: experienced and reliable, workmen: featuring Decko 1945 color-fast wallpapers. H. E. Barth St 737 W. Market.

JA 3511. PAPER hanging; work guaranteed and Immediate service: samples shown. Cull SI I after 5 p.m. PAPER hanging; samples shown; work in South End preferred; free estimates immediate service. FR 3965.

PAPER hanging and plastering; 15 years experience: immeaiaie service; iree esu mates. Call AR 1165-J. PATER hanging: HI years experience; A-l work; immediate service. Johnson 1421 S. 32d.

Sll 3492-J. PAPER hanging: free estimates given: immediate service; leasouable CaJ JA 1920. 1044 Fehr Ave. PAPER hanging; good work: immediate service. Emmett Probus.

SH 8716-R. I'AI'IR hanging, patch plastering. Tom Conley. SH 7234. PA PER HANGING, plastering; A-l work, guaranteed: immediate service: must have 2 rooms or more.

MA 7372-W. PAPERII ANfiING and painting; guaranteed satisfaction: Immediate service: no dirt. Phone B. Hooper. TA 8127.

PAPER hanging: Immediate service; free estimates. Roberts. JA 5507. ROOF and house painting: free esti mates. A 06S4-M.

STEAMING wall paper; immediate serv- ice; free estimates. WA 7720. WALLPAPER; iarge shipment just received: high aualitv. low price, color ful designs: trimmed If desired. Rupe's, 634 Preston.

WA 93118. ATTENTION home owners: papering and steaming call WA 1028. ARTHUR G. MAAS 1708 W. MARKET AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles for Sale.

27 BI IC'K 1941 super 4-door sedan: radio, heater; 5 good tires: this car has been in storage and looks like new: OP. A. guaranteed celling $1,458: will trade: 15 months to pay. National Auto Sales 815 W. Broadway.

JA 4665. BUICK 1940 special 4-door sedan; radio. heater; perfect motor. finish; tires; O.P.A. guaranteed ceiling pnce $1,086.

Will trade; 15 months to pay. King AutoSales. 944 S. 3d. JA1921.

BUICK 1941 Century 4-door sedan: warranty ceiling. $1,638. Harold Auto Sales. 1601 Arcade Ave.MA6100. BUICK." l9352-door special: this car-Is clean; warranty ceiling.

$834. Harold Auto ibiu Arcade oiuu. BUICK, 1940 special 2-door; warranty ceiling, $1,014. Harold Auto Sales. 1601 Arcade Ave.

MA 6100. BUICK 1931 sedan: good tires, motor and upholstering; $315. 317 N. 33d before 3 p.m. CHEVROLET 1941 special de luxe town sedan; 5 good tires; looks and runs like new; O.P.A.

guaranteed will trade; 15 months to pav? National Auto Sa 1 5 W. Broa a y. JA 4665. "CHEVROLET 1936 coupe: heater; good tires; excellent condition: 15 months; terms. Fifth St.

Auto Sales. WA 0680. CHEVROLET 1934 2-door: radio and heater; twin horns; good paint: a good car cheap; dealer. 2B12 W. Kentucky St.

"CHEVROLET 1930 2-door: 5 good tiresr good paint: good upholstery: a good car for the price: dealer. 2612 W. Kentucky. CHEVROLET 1937 Tudor; good tires; good motor; clean throughout; take best offer. 3403 W.

Kentucky. CHEVROLET 1934 4door; 5 good tires; good upholstery; cheap; dealer. 2612 W. Kentuckv St. HEVROLET 1933 4-door sedan: 3 good tires: new paint; cheap; dealer.

2612 W. Kentucky. CHEVROLETi936 '4-door sedan: heater: 5 good tires; good finish: dealer. 2612 W. Kentucky.

CHRYSLER 1939 New Yorker 4-door sedan; radio, heater: really a dandy; O.P.A. guaranteed ceiling price will trade; 15 months to pay. King Auto Sales. 944 S. 3d.

JA 1921. CHRYSLER 1940 Crown Imperial. 7 passenger: as is ceiling price $1,987. Harold Auto Sales. 1601 Arcade Ave.

MA 6100. CHRYSLER 1940 Roval. 7 passenger: as is ceiling. $1,430. Harold Auto Sales.

1601 Arcade Ave. MA 6100. CHRYSLER 1938 convertible: radio and heater: below O.P.A. ceiling price; deal er. 2814 Tavlor Hivd.

"DE SOTO 1941 de luxe town sedan heater; 5 good tires; looks and runs like new: O.P.A. guaranteed ceiling si. 288: will trade; 15 months to pay. National A uto Sales. 815 W.

Broadway. JA 4665 UK SOItl 1937 sedan; radio and heater; brand new motor and new tires: looks good and is clean. Call I.t. Wheatley as late as midnieht. HI 0741.

DODGE 1941 custom coach; heater: 5 good tires; this car was in storage 1 year: looks and runs like new; O.P.A guaranteed ceiling $1,218: will trade; 15 months to pa v. National Auto Sales 815 W. Broadway. JA 4665. DODGE 1941 custom-built sedan: radio heater: fluid drive: 5 good tires; looks and runs like new: P.

A. guaranteed ceiling will trade; 15 months to pav. National Auto Sales, 815 W. Broad way. JA 4665.

FORD 1941 mper de luxe Fordor: radio. heater: 5 good tires; new finish: looks and runs line new: cm. A. guaranteed ceiling. $1,115: will trade; 15 months to pay.

National Auto Sales, 813 w. Broad way. JA 4665. FORD 1936 convertible touring car: ra diu and heater; good tires; will sell or trade for coupe; dealer. 2814 Taylor Blvd.

FORD 1935 Tudor: heater, motor, tires and finish in good condition; $363.60 Welker's Lot, Preston and Broadway. FORD 1936 2-door touring, with trunk; has 1939 motor: for sale below ceiling. $2iHI. Wheeler Service Station.975 S. 2d.

FORD. 1942 deluxe 2-door: warrantv ceiling price. $1,140: a real buy. Harold Auto Sales. 1601 Arcade MA 6100 FORD 1935: haf excellent motor: body is rough; will sell for $125.

Wheeler Service Station. 975 S. 2d St. FORD 1933 sport coupe: radio and heater: good tires: in good condition. 3005 HTownsboroRd.

FORD 1932 V-8 Fordor sedan: good tires; price $175. Call after 5 p.m. HI 7698. FORD, 1S30. A model Tudor.

$200. Harold Auto hales, iwu Arcade can MA 6100. FORD 1929 4-door in good condition; price $150; dealer. 2814 Tavlor Blvd. FORD 1936 Fordor;" 5 good tires and good paint; car in good shape; dealer.

2612 W. Kentucky. FORD 1941 de luxe Tudor;" has radio and heater; good tires; no dealers. 1243 S. 16th.

FORD 1936 coach; good "condition; $250. 2107 Portland Ave. FORDS. 19 coach" and 1931 "sedan: fair condition: reasonable price. 1200 Rogers St.

Mr. Abratns. Ill IIM1N 1941 de lose club convertible; automatic top: radio, heater; beautiful green finish; O.P.A. guaranteed celling. will trade: 15 months to pav.

National Auto Sales. 815 W. Broad wav. JA 4665. LINCOLN Zephyr.

1941 4-door sedan: ra dio. heater, overdrive, seat covers, white side wall tires: light green finish: low ceiling price. Standard Auto 728 S. 4th. JA 2326.

MERCURY 1940 5-passenger club convertible; 5 good Hies; look and runs like new: A. guaranteed celling price. $1,170. NntloiiMl Auto Salee. 815 Broadway.

JA 4665 OI.DSMOHILF. 1941 de luxe hydramatic sedan: heater: 5 good tires: looks and runs like new: P.A. guaranteed ceiling, $1,422: will trade; 15 months to pav. National Auto Sales. 815 W.

Broadway. JA 4665. OLDSMOBIXE 1941 "68" 4-door sedan: heater, seat covers, excellent tires; low mileage; trade for smaller car. FR 4552. Long Distance Movinc.

ft wanted from New orl WftlAT watch, Longine. detached from pin. set with 3 rubles on each side pink gold; vicinity of 10c stores and Kaufman-Straus; sentimental value; re ward. Call WA 3468 before 5 p.m.. or FernCreek 208-J.

WILL the person who mlstalcenTy toolt man's panama hat. navv band. Initialed R. S. in Brown Hotel Thoroughbred Room Sunday noon, pleasa call MA 8971 or TA 6864.

STOLEN; spotted horse, brass mounted harness, and peddling wagon; reward. 327 E. Liberty. JA 9217. Information Personals.

13 WASHING machines: place your order now for postwar new deliveries without obligation: prices set bv OP. first come first served: no phone sales. AMERICAN WASHER CO. Louisville's Exclusive Washer Co. 437 South 2d St.

BAND INSTRUMENTS ARE NEEDED by the Armed Forces, grade and high school bands. Highest cash price paid for any band Instrument regardless of age or condition. Band Instruments Department. Shackleton's. 307 W.

Broadway. THROUGH Alcoholics Anonymous 20. OOO women and men have recovered from alcoholism--1he nation's fourth major disease. If you honestly want to stop drinking, write t). Box 631.

Louisville. Ky. Box 56. New Albany. Ind.

MYRTLE GUNDERSON. owner of Gun-derson Beauty Ship. formerly located at 675 W. Hill, has moved around the corner into her own modern building at 1466 S. 7th.

Telephone MA PIANOS wanted for out-of-town buyers; cash premium for Steinway. Haldwin. Chickering, Kurtmann or studio, spinet and bahv grand of any make. Call Willis. JA 5340.

YOU can' receive W. T. Ruwlelgh products or Whltmer products bv calling K. I). Kirkland.

No. 45. Georgetown. or by writing 202 Main Street. Complete line.

BUTTON sale: largest button stock in Ixniisville: also woolen remnants, linings steel scissors, pins. A. Baer, 622 W. Market St. UNFORTUNATE families needing help, may be our honored guests free of charge.

Write Uncle George. Box 571. Louisville. NAME engraved for 50c: protect your pen against loss. Kentucky Pen Shop.

316 Chestnut. pianos Cash iirrmediatelv. A. A. Tiller 724 4th St.

Call JA 7453. WANTED, men's used suits and shoe: paving $5 and $10. Phone WA 0746. or bring to Kiel. 442 E.

Market St. CLEARANCE Sale; non-rationed." men's oxfords. Frank Petty Shoe Store. 308 W. Market.

WA 0968. Services Offered General. 14 SERVICES OFFERED ANTIQUE "AND MODERN UPHOLSTERING HAVE your furniture rebuilt; your frames and springs art good; we have materials in stock; call us for estimates. Jeffreys Upholstering Shop, 641 S. First .1 A ZHSZ.

AITo painting: Tst classs; attention, auto owner; back in my old stand: popular prices. Geo. Happe. 3000 W. Broad way.

Sll 6763-J. Alifo paint and bodv work, motor re pair; lt class work. D'Angelo and Gamble. 1248 Kentucky Ave. BI ILDING, remodeling, repairing, painting, steaming.

BELL 4: KOCH. TA 0904. TA 3683. TA 3759 lit ILIMNG repairing, remodeling, caulking; estimates given. M.

A. Epperson JA 1518. ARriNTIK work and general repair work: immediate service; work guaran teed: reason tlc rates, all 3802. and general repair work. Immediate service.

work guaranteed free estimates Call SH 5366-J. CHAIR and sofa cushions repaired; new springs and padding installed for $3.95 bring them to 1136 S. 32d. Open until 8 p.m. CLOCKS and watches repaired: fast service.

JA 6625 or 302 Board of Trade N. W. cor. 3d and Main Sts. CONCRETE work and general repairs of all kinds; guaranteed work.

Call a. Lay FR 3374. DRESSMAKING: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., week davs: prompt service. 3306 Bohannon.

ELECTRICAL; aW types "of work; re pairs, installation ana remooenn prompt, efficient service. Call MA 7407-. EXTERMINATE all insects, termites. rats, moths; new process; no danger; fuaranteed; skilled help. Kill-All 216 1st MA 2234.

FLOORS; all kinds old floors "made like new; sanding, reflnlshing: experienced workmanship. SH 3619. FLOORS sanded and refinished: free estimates: immediate service; reasonable rates. John Filliatreau. Call SH 4743.

FLOORS: our 50 years' experience your guarantee: insist on the best. ri. M. F.neleman. WA 2838.

FREE service and landscape gardening: thoroughly experienced; free estimates; immediate service. Bill Marrow. JA 2155. FURNACES; when your furnai-e has been condemned call me; parts for all makes furnaces available: new furnace and stoker service. Greenwell.WA 6296.

FURNACES cleaned and repaired: new furnaces and stokers installed: also chimnev work. For prompt service call L. C. Rosenbaum, FR 6043. FURNACES cleaned and repaired; new furnaces available for immediate service.

Call D. F. Hinkebein. HI 6889. FURNACES cleaned, repaired: any make: stoker service; steam and hot water.

Kirchner. Call SH 4588. FURNACES cleaned, parts and re-nairs, any make: new stokers, T. J. Cook.

Call SH 9079. GAS heating service; all equipment adjusted, controls repaired: new furnaces available. William Zipper MA565L GUTTERING and "roofing, roof "painting a specialty: work guaranteed: free estimates, immediate service. SH 6910. HOUSE painting, interior and exterior; work guaranteed.

For immediate and good service, call WA 4789. LIGHT hauling of all kinds; immediate service. JA 5507. "MATTRESSES of all kinds rcpairedfim-mediate service. Call JA 7926.

Bernard Gittings. 819 E. Washington. PIANO tuning and repairing, any make; experienced: work guaranteed: free es timates; prompt service. I A 8J53.

PLUMBING and heating, remodelin renairine: free estimates. Charles Cutsinger. 3419 W. Jefferson. SH 3811-W.

PLUMBING, heating; we "are repair specialists; licensed mechanics: prompt service. Robin C. JWaters. SH 2567. RADIOS prewar stock tubes: expert technicians: work guaranteed: pickup and delivery.

Home Appliance Service. 1507 Bardstown Rd. HI 3216. HI 3056 RADIOS repaired by MATT. Need we more? Keasoname.

pickup ana delivery. Central Appliance, 525 S. 3d. JA 3600. REDECORATING, painting, interior ana exterior: general repair.

roofs repaired and painted: furnace repairs: immediate service; work guaranteed. Call WA 7232. REFRIGERATOR repairs; fans and irons: work guaranteed: 1 to 3-day service: free pickup and delivery. Call day or night. Southside Refrigeration Service.

WA 2955. REF KM, Fit ATORS repaired: all makes; Grunow specially; rompt service, no delays. Cady Refrigeration Service. 333 W. Main.

JA 7746: night. HI 2413. REFRIGERATORS repaired: 24-h our service; Croslev a specialty. Cen ral A pp I iance. 525 S.

3d. A 3600. Kiior. coaiea ana repaircu; iin iuois painted: work guaranteed; estimates of work given. JA 6061.

ROOFING and general repairing: free estimates: immediate service. E. T. Rogers. 333 S.

Preston. JA 6789. ROOFING Inselbric. Inselstone. gutter ing and repairing.

McNulty Bros. SH 3986. SEWING machines: we repair all makes sewing machines: machines rented by the month: we will purchase your old Singer. Slneer Sewing Machine Co. 647 S.

4th. 1605 Bardstown Rd. JA 4212 HI 1100. SEWING' machine repaired: Whites, Wilcoj Sc Gibbs, also other makes; free estimates given; work guaranteed. 1A 6991 STORM windows and doors: order now, avoid delay: Venetian blinds; weather- stripping, caulking: expert work.

Mor ris Abraham. SH 3031. WASHERS repaired. Maytag and other popular makes; 24-nour service: a written guarantee on all work: operating under O.P.A. regulations: Goodrich white soft wringer rolls; we carry a complete line of parts for all makes washers and vacuum cleaners: we have highly skilled mechanics; we do the job at reasonable prices.

AMERICAN WASHER CO. 437 S2d.WA4063.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 service. Appliance Washer Service. FORMERLY MAYTAG SHOP 346 E.

Market. WA 1457. WASHERS repaired, all makes; 1-day service; white winger rolls; genuine Mavtag parts: work guaranteed. Central Appliance, 525 S. 3d.

JA 3600. KEEP your pen in good repair with Kentucky Pen Shop guaranteed service. 316 W. Chestnut. F.

KAELIN, 1804 Brownsboro building contractors and fence builders; free estimates; prompt service. TA 5464. Moving. Packing, Storage. 21 "AB.C.

Transfer: if in need of trucks. call us: no Job too big or too small for us to haul. Days. JA uli: nignts. bit 8616.

A- Coffev: moving and hauling: experienced heln: no inb too largo or small. MA 6626. ('All. Duvall: day and night service: padded vans; experienced men; new equipment; low price. Sll 2932.

LARRY moves bv the Job anywhere In Kentuckv: no hourly charge: reliable trucks: experienced man. Call Larry and have no regrets. WA 2925. MOVE yourself; rent a padded van; save up to one-half: pads, equipment furuidied. U-Drive-It 657 S.

3d. .1 A 6016 LIGHT hauling of nil kinds; immediate service. Call Ivf A 6391-M. LIGHT hauling of all kinds; immediate service. FR 5286.

Long Distance Moving. 22 LOAD wanted from Montgomery. or way points July 29 or 30; from Hot Spring, Memphis. or way points, within next 10 days, from Fort Lauderdale, or way points August to 9. iA 7161.

SETTLE MOVTNQ 4k STORAGE CO. Ky. Funeral Saturday, July 28. from the chapel at 2 p.m. Interment in Chenoweth Run Cemetery.

HEMMER, Mrs. Sarah: Thursday morning. July 26, 1945, at 7:30 o'clock In her 80th year. Funeral from the residence of her niece, Mrs. Fred Bonn, 715 Dixie Saturday morning at HI o'clock.

Interment In Eastern Cemetery. Kl H.N. John. Wednesday. Julv 25tn 1945.

at 4:05 residence. 46)6 Tavlor beloved husband of Mrs. Josephine Kuhn. devotorl father of Martin L. and Joseph G.

Kuhn; stepfather of Mrs. Carl H. Kuhl and brother of Mrs. Ida Staebler' also survived by grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Funeral from the T.

A. Blanford Funeral Home. 2815 S. 4th Friday at 2 p.m. and at St.

James Evangelical Reform Church. Taylor and Berry at 2:30. Interment. Evergreen Cemetery. In Memorijm.

2 GRIMSI.EY. in loving memoryof Bewlv Grimsley, who Jaft us one year ago, July 26. 1944. What would we give to clasp his hand. To see his happy face.

To hear his voice and see him smile That meant so much to us. Our hearts still ache with sadness. Our eyes shed many a tear. Because it was so sudden. To part with one so dear.

Sadly missed bv Wife. Mother. Sister mid Brother. HESTER: in loving memory of my. dear son.

William I. Hester, who departed this life July 26. 1937. No pen can write, no tongue can tell, our sad and bitter loss, but God alone has helped so well to bear mv heavy cross. Sadly missed by MOTHER.

REED; in memory of our nephew. How ard E. Reed, who gave his life in France July 28, 1944. in the service of his country. Sadly missed by MRS.

J. T. McCARVER AND A G. REED, Cemetery Lots. Monuments.

6 CREMATION: free pamphlet. JAT566 First Cost. Last Cost. LOUISVILLE CREMATORY. 941 Baxter.

Hrsi HAVEN; beautiful location near sunken garden: four 4-grave units. MA 7674. uneral Directors. ALBERT SON Funeral Home 725 E. Market St.

JAckson 1191. BARRETT FUNERAL HOME 1230 Bardstown Road. HI 1758, C. W. Schoppenhorst, Mrs.

Edw. Schoppenhorst. SCHOPPENHORST BROS. Funeral Home. 19th and Market.

SH 0087. BOSSE 6c SON 800 E. Broadway. WAbash 3171. BLANFORD.

T. A. 2813 S. 4th. MAgnoIla 0141-0142.

GODFREY F. RUSSMAN MORTUARY 1041 Goss Ave. MA 7468. L. D.

PEARSON 8c SON. INC. 1310 S. Third St- MA 0510-0511. LEE E.

CRALLE 1330 S. Third St. INC MA 0771 MA 0772 McDANIEL BROS. MAgnoIla 1011-1012. 4339 Park Blvd.

Funeral Directors. Broadway at Flovd. WA 4284 JOHN B. RATTERMAN AND SONS. Funeral Parlors.

2114 W. Market. Lodge Notices. 8 LOUISVILLE Chapter. Number 391 O.

E. will meet this Friday, July 27 at 8 p.m., in Shawnee Temple, for regu lar business, initiation and honoring Clarence Bianafora and Glen Johnson masters of their respective Masonic lodges. Pearl Fleming, W. Nellie Mcintosh. Secretary.

GEORGE WASHINGTON Lodge. Number 904, and A. will meet in called communication in Shawnee Temple. 677 S. 40th.

this (Friday! afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to pay the last sad tribute of respect to our departed brother. Abraham Gold. Members requested to be present. Visitors welcome. Sol Wein- berg.

Master; Victor Wilson. Secretary. PARKLAND Lodge. Number 638. and A.

will meet called communica' tion Friday, July 27. 7 p.m., for conference of the M. M. degree. Visitors wel come.

P. F. Marshall. Master; H. E.

Hrown. Secretary PI.UMK Lodge, Number 862. F. A. meets in stated communication rrldav evening.

July 27. at 7:30 for regular misiness and conference of E. degree. William Hilton. Master: J.

A. Taber. secreiary. REGULAR meeting and annual watermelon feast of Post D. T.P.A..

and Ladies Auxiliary will be held at the bandstand. Shawnee Park. Saturday. July 28. All members and their families are welcome.

George J. Sutterlin resi dent Th otn a Griffiths Sec ret a ry. WH.LIK SIIWAKI Lodge. Number 224, F. and A.

will meet at 212 W. Broadway this evening at 6:30 o'clock: conference of the M. M. degree, regular business and voting on amendment to Bv-iaws. Refreshments.

J. L. L. Upton Master; W. F.

Carnes. Secretary. Travel Opportunities. 9 CALIFORNIA; 2 girls want transportation last of July or 1st of August: share expenses, ti bny. I.

OS ANGELES; lieutenaut driving. Tuesday: not returning: accommodate 2 service men. K. P. Hubsnn.WA 3321.

MIAMI, Florida, or any part of Florida: captain and wife wants transportation between last of July and August 5: share expenses and assist driving. MA 1H6H-R. after2 p.ni. NEW YORK CITY; 2 aduits ieaving by Julv 27: car expense paid bv owner; accommodate 1 or 2: must drive: references exchanged. HI 6437.

YoliNG lady wants transportation to California: will share expenses. Call MA 6364-R. Where toCo. 1 0 Bl'ELA VILLA Hotel. Sulphur Weil, within 100 miles Louisville, Highway 70.

20 miles east of Cave Ctv: attractive rooms, comfortable beds; day. weeK. montn: fried chicken, country ham; njedicinal water; dancing, bowl- ing: nice porch for bridge parties. BLUE River Inn: 6 miles west of Cory-don. Indiana, Route 62: chicken, steak, country ham: hotel and cottages; closed Mondays.

Lost. II BILLFOLD, brown leather: containing identification; vicinity Parkway Field, Monday night; keep money, return billfold and B. R. Lewis. JA 3155.

BILLFOLD, brown, containing money, driver's license and hospitalization card; 4th and Hill. Thursday morning; reward. WA 0850. JA 5151. Miss Johnson.

BILLFOLD, black. Tuesday night: valu able paper and monev: liberal reward. W. B. Siegrist.

Standard Oil Station. "chiller and Oak. MA 9465. BILLFOLD, "black: containing L. N.

assistant pass and $19: Friday downtown; please mail pass to 212 E. Ormsbv. W. E. Roberts.

"BILLFOLD, man's; between Drive-In Theater and St. Matthews. Thursday night. John Lantz. Anchorage 80.

Reward. I'll. I. FOLD; man's" brown leather, containing money, important papers, etc: near Kenwood Inn, Wednesday; reward. FK 3748.

BILLFOLD, woman's, brown leatherr, containing driver's license, social security $16. Call WA 80H6. HKlr.r case, black leather; containing Toledo Scale Co. catalogue, price list, order forms, photographs, July 2ti: reward. JA 6888 hefore 5 p.m CAT; large, yellow male; will give very liberal reward: Saturday, July 21.

Call Sll 8308. DOG. German Shepherd. male. 4 months old, brown and white marks on feet, under Veterinarian care, treat rnents incomplete; vicinity 26th and Market.

Reward. SH 7665-M bob tailed wire haired fox terrier. male, white with mack, hrown spots; small piece out of tip of left ear; answers to name Spot. Reward. FR 1225.

DOG: small 6 weeks old puppv: black with brown markings, light tan collar; name Rockv; vicinity lower Crescent TA 8374. HOG, Eskimo Spitz, male; answers to Pal; wearing collar bearing 1945 license; straved from vicinity Flovd and Oak. Reward. MA 3682-W. DOG: sandv and white.

Dart Soitz. male: answers to Snowball; lost in vicinity of vtn and unestnut; reward. WA 6598. "DOG: tan and white Cocker SpahieT lemaie; siravea lram 1 op lid. lues- ciay.

itewaro. ta ait. GAHMENT, NuIJone; short garment with lacing on earn side: pink: size 42. Reward offered. Call MA 27UO-J.

Mrs. Wiila Allen. "GLASSES, in case of Ball Optical in South End Monday or Tuesday. Call FR 4I36. Reward.

HEIFER, black. has 6 teats. Notify Grace Buttery. Route 2. Box 610.

Arnoldtown Road.Louisvilfe. IDENTIFICATION bracelet, "gold; engraved Gil; of sentimental value; Wednesday, Julv 25; reward. Call HI 11846. LAPEL watch. lady's.

yellow gold, vicinity 7th and Berry, Saturday. Julv 21. Reward. MA NOTE for dated Julv 6, due 6 moiillis: lost July 23. Rewind.

Kit 3612. TIN, gold. with women's Missionary Union engraved on it; downtown vicinity, Tuesday: reward. MA 0118-J. PONY, brown and white spotted mare; straved from 4017 Poplar Level reward.

MA 0072. RATION books; $10 reward for return. Lieut. J. Worrell.

Ren. Tng. Fort Knox, Ky. KING; man's. Masonic yellow gold, with white gold emblem; 1st and 2d degree on sides: lost Saturday; reward.

MA 4842 lt. M'lTCASE. brown leather. containing white linen suit, bathing suit and lingerie Reward. Call TA 8352.

WALLEt, brown crocodile, containing about $60 and Army papers. New Jersey address; reward. HI 5538. WRIST watch, lady's. Benrus.

not on band: between 25th and Slevtn to J6th and Market; sentimental value reward, SH 5664-J. Citv and County Statistics Trucks, Trailers. Chassis. 28 DIAMOND T. 1941.

model 404H. 9 00x20 tires, vacuum brakes, fifth wheel, saddle tanks: this truck is readv to go: $2. ion Harold Auto Sales. 16ol Arcade Ave MA 6100. DODGE truck." 1 1 i-ton, 1933.

stake bodv sell or trade for delivery trui or auto mobile Rowan. JA 1557. iiODGE 1940 W-ton Commander's. 4-whecl drive. Walter Ferguson.

Brooks after 1 p.m. DODGE 1941 Army commando. 1 ton $595. Harold Auto Sales. 1601 Arcade Ave.

MA 6100. FEDERAL 1940. 1 1 tractor this is a real buv; below ceiling. $650. Harold Auto Sides.

16H1 Arcade Ave. MA 10O FORD. 1940; cab over engine. 1'i-ton van bodv. tarpaulin top; below ceiling also b-cvlinder Huta diesel motor, Anulv 823 S.

1st. JA 5241. TRA1LMOBII.E; new model C-I. i wheel trailer, l'i-ton. steel body, sire 4 feet 6 inches.

7 feet 6 inches 12 inches, with parts kit: equipped with new tires, 16650. Ray Vetter Auto Parts. 917 W. Main. III MP truck.

Ford. 1939: new fenders and overhauled Job 45 days ago: a real buv, below ceiling price. Call JA 2645 Can be seen at Boone's Service Station 7th and Jefferson. TRUCK bed. i-ton: all steel army be3 with extension sides; reasonable.

Call FR 1618. 1037 S. 4th St. TRUCK TRAILERS. 24-foot flat.

18-foot van; good 18-foot with grain body. Also truck body with tandum J. J. Coyle, 1201 W. Broadway.

tires axle. House Trailers. ADAMS TRAILER SALES 29 Buy with confidence from Louisville's oldest and most reliable dealer, sole distributors. Piatt. Schult.

Kozy Coaches and others. 4100 Dixie bniveiy. SH 1080. CHICAGO. Streamlite.

1945: 27'j feet" sleeps fully equipped: mahogany fin ish; 4 full size closets, lavatory. Mont gornerv Service Station. 17if4 DiMe Hsv HOME coach house trailer. 1940; completely furnished: built-in cabinets and ice dox; ian seen at iiv xidi- lan. Mr.

McCray HOUSE trailer. 18-foot: complete; sleeps 4: A-l condition; vacuum urakes; $650. 1432Hazel. INDIAN. 16 feet long.

1938: sleeps 4 newly painted: $400. Apply Montgomery service inn lixie ROYAL. 1945. 25-foot: electric brakes; siccus 4: excellent condition. Mrs.

Bolata Lot 62. Officers' Trailer Camp. Fort Knox. Ky. Phone 8169.

"8CHULT." 18 feet. sleeps 4: fully equipped: $900: Hutto. 5th house from Medora Kd on Dixie Hgwy. SHI I.T 18-foot house trailer: good con dition: $475. Beech Grove Trailer Camp.

Jeffersonville. Ind WHY PAY RENT? 1945 Tamdems with brakes, gasoline or electric stoves. Distributors of Alma Schult. American. Admiral.

Luxor. Glider trailers: many good used trailers: low down Davment: 12-18-24 months to pav we do our own financing, no second or third partv to deal witn Alwavs the Latest At FROFHDE MIDWEST TRAILER SALES 10th and Spring. Jeffersonville. Open Evenings Until 9. Let Us Sell Your Used Trailer.

NO PRIORITY NEEDED. Main nlace all mainr trailers. National Travelite. Lighthouse. Continental and Gliders: steel outside and Masonite.

Our own financing; alwavs newest, finest and largest: big display at Louisville; open evenings and Sundays. DORR TRAILER SALES. 128 E. Broadway. JA I860.

Motorcycles and Bicycles. 30 BICYCLE, boy's. 58" Inch, prewar, perfect condition, $40 or consider girl's of equal value as trade; or cash all ference. HI 0252-J. "BICYCLE, man's, prewar.

Schwinn. light weight, chromium lights and mile age meter; never used: $40. HI 7218. BICYCLE, boy's. Schwinn, light weight, in good condition; $25.

837 Linwood Ave. MA 6410-R. BICYCLE, boy's, Firestone Chief, for sale or will trade for man bicycle Call TA 8378. Bit Yt I.E. boy's, like new.

price $35; also trumpet, practically new. price $60, Call HI 7484-W. girl's, large size: in good condition; $40. Call HI 4774 after 5 p.m. ridav lilt Yt I.E.

man's: excellent condition. SL'n. 3412 Pflanr. Ave. BICYCLES, a factory paint job will make your bicycle or tricycle like new we have everything for your bicvele expert repairing.

The Bicvele Hospital 2335 Frankfort Ave. TA 9411. BICYCLES, bought and sold; new parts and tires; also expert repairing. SH 8432. K.

L. Davis. 1825 W. Broadway at lHth MOTORCYCLE. 194ndian Scout, warranty ceiling $290: 1948 Indian Scout, $225: 1940 Indian $330: 1941 Indian $365: 1936 Indian side car delivery.

$268.75. Harold Auto Sales. 1601 Arcade. MA 6100. iiaiir j-ua.

in in fj overhead drive: excellent condition; will trade up or down on automobile. V. H. Rexroat. 264 Market.

Charlestown. Ind or phone Charlestown 174. MOTORCYCLE. 1936. 45 Harlev-Da vid- son.

in good condition. Apply 264 Cable St after 5 p.m. MOTORIE vour bicvele with a new Whizzer motor: new shipment just arrived: no priority needed; complete with all necessary fittings. $129 3H Cunningham Motorcycle Sales A Service 1818 Uoad a 8266 Autos, Trucks for Exchange. NASH I9J7 coupe: trade for tudor.

any niodel: trade up or down. 4323 Michigan. For Rent Autos. Trucks. 32 MODERN trucks: panel, stakes, vane.

'7 to l'j: towns, sedans, coaches: reasonable rates. HERTZ STATIONS. JA42S1. Auto Service, Repairing. 33 AI TO repair by experts; body work and painting.

Howard Street Garage, 2Q01 Howard. SH 607 Wanted Autos. Trucks. 35 A1TE.V1IO.N servicemen and all others who want a quick sale for their car: call us day or night, we will appraise your car and give you the highest possible dollar; we handle all O.P.A. forms and necessary papers.

Call us for rash in a flash service. King Auto Sales. JA 1921. FR 2298. ItiklisoN tractor, on rubber; type to take Ferguson tools; have new one coming in 60 days, but need at once.

New Albany 3240. Cash forlsed Cars. HIGHLAND CHEVROLET CO. 2233 Bardstown Rd. HI 0780 CASH for vour car.

Monarch Auto Co. Brook and Hmadveav JA 8218 ttll.I, pay top celling price for good ured cms GEORGE BYF.nS INC. 950 S. 3d A 1117 111 II or Parkard; late model: must be in good condition; cash; bv individual. SH 1409-R.

I. ATE model car. Ford. Chevrolet or Plvmouth: must be in good condition. Call Sll 374A-R.

TRUCK." Ion; preferred: good condition; cash. SH 7249-W. between 7 and 12 a Al TOMOIIII will pav lop price for car In first class mechanical condition: maximum 8661. extension 5173 WEI KIR pays top O.P.A. prices.

Call JA 8814 or come to 335 E. Broadwav at Preston, across from WAVE. PLYMOUTH or Chevrolet, from 1937 to 1939; good condition: returned veteran: cash. MA 6SB2-W from 8 a.m. to 4 pm.

SOLDIER desffes late model, clean car. Sgt. Ayler. SH 9307. that the men who sacrificed most should have most say after the war, people advanced the thought that veterans should organize "to help get work and rights for the boys coming home." Some Fear Militarism.

The chief fears expressed were that "a militaristic party is not good for the country," and that veterans might be "bitter and hard, and quarrel among themselves over politics." The least opposition to political action by veterans groups was ex-pressed by manual workers (skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled), while the largest vote of disapproval was found in the business, professional, and white-collar groups. The vote by occupations follows: Good Bad No Op. Business and pressional 40 White col. 42 Farmers 40 Manual workers 49 40 37 32 40 21 28 18 33 istrator of estate of James A. Baum-gardner.

Hattie White appointed administrator of estate of Mack White. Police Court Burglary Eugene Howell, postponed to Augupt 5. Malicious cutting Nathaniel Buford. held to grand jury September 28. a handbook Wilson C.

Wooten and Leo C. Haines, amended to disorderly conduct. $20: John F. Cain and James E. Henderson, postponed to August 3.

Malicious striking James D. Thomas, postponed to August 17. Assault and battery Fred Gartner held to grand jury August Robert W. Chann. postponed to August 9.

Grand larceny Harry Bryant, postponed to August 3. Dwelling house breaking William Mc-Neal. postponed to July 31. Drunken driving Henry Harris, postponed to August 4. Malicious stabbing Charles Gray, postponed to Auguist 16.

Building Permits Mr. Alexander, remodel store front of building, 633'j S. Fourth. $500. Simon Ades Sons, remodel front of building, 631 W.

Main, $4,900. James Howlett, alterations and addition to present dwelling, 833 Evelyn Avenue, $1,800. Marriage Licenses John B. Patterson. 25.

Army. Eliza-bethtown. Margretta A. Naive. 20.

Columbus. Ohio. Allan Bartlett Pennington. 23, student, 809 Franklin: Willena E. Shir-cllffe.

17. of 1739 Lincoln Ave. Elvie Allen. 24. Army.

1529 Maple; Jewellene Sipes. 24. of .301 S. 43d George T. Zielberg.

27. Army, Rt. 7 Louisville: Rita C. Croghan. 22.

of 4026 Henderson Ave. 28. Army. Leitchfield. AvV ma 22.

of 817 Weller 26. electrician. 1428 Lincoln Luerline Gastinger 17. of 1539 Lincoln Ave. Norvel Buckley.

33. Armv. Grayson. Alice E. Hinton, 26, of 501 E.

Oak. Virgil Roller. 21. truck driver. 214 Un Mae Harrison, 18.

of 3906 S. Fifth. Russell L. Dishion. 25.

Armv. 1026 Lincoln Doris L. Watkins. 22, Shively. Ky.

Lo'iis L. Hardin. 21. Navv. 1545 E.

Washington; Thelma Skaggs, 18 1.19 N. Cable. Leonard M. Miller. 28, oiler.

249 Walnut; Juanita Sparks, 23. of 251 e' walnut. Henry C. Bilhrey. 60.

oiler. Ferndale Gertrude Stovall. 54. of 3407 Powell. Charles E.

Draggoo. 26. Armv. Chelan Margaret L. Kramer, 23, Rt.

6. Louisville. Forrest Landers. 23. Iron worker, and Beatrice Lynch.

27. both of 318 E. College. Kame Kichi. 31.

doorman. Buechel. LaVina Williams. 18. Crestwood.

v. Herbert B. Staller. 30. Army, and Marie Staller.

26. both of Findlav. Ohio Carroll L. Morgan. 22.

Marine Corps. I.aGrange. Jane Klosterman. 18 of 17H4 Rosewood. Virgil C.

Brock. 24. guard. 228 Franck Alice Iloxrucker. 25, of 327 Kentucky Hotel.

Maune S. Miller. 23. Army. 2321 Garland Altha Lee Krempp, IK, of 2404 Dumesnil Kenneth W.

Wood. 22. Armv. and Ruth M. Bridges, 21.

both of Glasgow. Ky. Joe Cook. 62. caretaker, and Myrtle St.

Cyre. 55. both of St. Louis. Mo.

Carl D. Barnett. 25, Armv. Hamburg. Hael L.

Nagel. 31. of 537 S. 2d. Kenneth W.

Ault. 30. Armv. Hialeah. Fla.

and Gladvs A. Bruce. 20. West Hempstead. I.

N. Y. Charter Amended Frankfort. July 28 (API The Standard Club, Covingtftn, amended Its charter today to permit the nonstock organization to purchase papperty for its own U5e. Trie amendment was signed by John Reitr.

William Budke, Harry Myers and Lawrence Bante. Suits Filed 289811 Janette Smithey Andrews vs. Robert Henrv Andrews: divorce. 289812 Lillian Alta Gregson vs. Elmer Leo Gregson: divorce.

289813 822 City of Louisville vi. Ann E. Evans, et al: taxes. 289232 Lena Dieter vs. Herbert Stone; damages.

289824 Roxie E. Belton vs. Gene Bel-ton: divorce. 289825 Elva R. Stover vs.

Andrew J. Stover: divorce. 289826 Najeeb Ellis Joseph vs. Doro-thv Haase Joseph: divorce. 289827 K.

Slusser vs. Merle Eugene Slusser: divorce. 289828 Margarete Carrier vs. William C- Carrier: divorce. 289829 Alton V.

Short vs. Lora May Short: divorce. 2898.10 Freuda Elizabeth Blevins vs. T. Blevins: divorce.

2898.11 Louisville Asphalt Company vs. Louise Sils. et al: on petition. 2809.12 Katie Rebecca Clark vs. Alvin Clark: divorce.

289833 John H. Zoeller. administrator estate of William F. Zoeller; on pe'ition. 2898.14 Irene J.

Class vs. John Ells-morth Class; divorce. Quarterly Court No driver's license Edith Roberts. SI 2. 50, Breach of peac William Stivers.

lis so. Drunk in public plac Ulysses S. s.u.50. County Court August G. Nagel appointed executor Of estate of Claude A.

Kelly. Caroline W. Ward appointed executrix of estate of Katherine Windish. Henrietta Cope appointed executrix of estate of Archer L. Cope.

Joseph Hirschfield appointed administrator of estate of Hattie Hirschfield. Eugenia B. Dawson appointed admin- Yesterday's Weather Reported by the U.S. Weather Bureau. Station High Low Prec.

AManta. Ga. 91 71 .00 .64 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .14 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 1 45 .27 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 Atlantic City. N. J.

82 Boston. Mass. 90 Buffalo. Y. 83 Chicago.

111. 79 Cincinnati, Ohio 91 Cleveland. Ohio 87 Dallas. Tex. 98 Denver.

Col. 95 Detroit. Mich. 83 Duluth. Minn.

67 Kansas Citv. Mo. 80 Key West. Fla. 91 Los Angeles.

Cal. 86 LOUISVILLE. Ky. 92 Memphis. Tenn.

90 Miami, Fla. 86 Minneapolis-St. Paul .87 New Orleans. La. 80 New York, N.

Y. 88 Pittsburgh. Pa. 89 Portland 83 St. Louis.

Mo. 90 San Antonio. Tex. 100 San Francisco, Cal. 66 Seattle.

Wash. Si) Washington. D. C. 90 73 70 69 66 70 72 65 58 70 82 65 71 72 75 63 68 71 69 65 68 76 52 57 76 METEOROLOGICAL DATA (Official.) Louisville.

July 26. 1945. 7 a m. Noon. 7 p.m.

Temperature (dry bulbi 73 88 86 Temperature (wet bulbi 71 74 75 Dew Point 70 69 71 Relative Humidity 92 54 60 Temperatures and Precipitation Maximum temperature. 92; minimum temperature. 71: mean temperature. 82: normal temperature. 79; departure for day, -3: departure for month.

101; departure since March 1. 179: mean relative humidity. 68; total precipitation, none: normal precipitation, 10; departure for day. departure for month. departure since March 1, 11 42.

RIVER FORECAST Louisville: Upper gauge. 17 lower gauge, 9.5. The Ohio River in the Louisville. District will not change materially for several days except as affected by the operation of the dams. All dams in this district are up.

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