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Black Dogs, One With Tail And One Without, Provide Tale Of 2 Cities By LEW SHARPLEY This is a tale of two cities -and of two black dogs, one with a tail and the other without. The one with the tail, a black cocker spaniel, Champion Har-Dee's Hell Bender, took the best-in-show award at the Mid-Kentucky Kennel Club event yesterday in Hodgenville. It was the third best-in-show win for Hell Bender, owned by Miss Norma Krumwiede and G. Jack Schaffter, of Elgin, Ill. Pincher Is Winner Howard Reno, of although suffering knee injury, handled Hell der with his usual skill.

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Announcements Deaths and Funerals. BERGKESSEL, Mrs. Susanna, age 82 years, Friday, September 1, 1961, 10:55 p.m., at the residence, 1220 Central Ave. Beloved mother of Mrs. Marie Fackler and Joseph A.

Bergkessel; 8 grandchildren, 9 greatgrandchildren. Mrs. Bergkessel it at Ratterman's, 2815 S. 4th. Funeral from Holy Name Church Monday morning at 10 o'clock.

Interment, Calvary Cemetery. The Altar Society and Holy Name Society will recite the rosary Sunday at 3:30 p.m. BURNS, Mrs. Paille Warner, Friday, September 1, 1961, at 8 p.m. at her residence, 1226 3rd St.

Widow of Sam Burns: devoted mother of Miss Viola M. Burns and Mrs. John (Vertna) Pearce and the late Raymond Burns; grandmother of Mrs. R. W.

(Doris) Wilkins, Mr. C. (Buddie) Pearce and Mr. W. E.

(Bill) Pearce; also survived by 6 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Remains at Dougherty Son, 1230 S. 3rd Funeral Home. Funeral from the Highland Baptist Church, Grinstead Dr. and Cherokee Rd.

Monday afternoon, September o'clock. Interment, Resthaven 'Memorial Park. CAMPION, Mary age 82, passed away at 12:30 p.m., Sunday, September 1961 at her residence. Rt. Floyd Knobs, Ind.

Mother of Raymond C. Campion, Louisville, Miss Anna Blanche Campion, Mrs. Vietor Egler, Floyds Knobs, and Mrs. Margaret Bott, New Albany; sister of Thomas Zahn, Denver, SPORTS THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1961 cocker, not yet two has won seven groups Skyline specialty show Chicago. The black dog with a tail, a Doberman Champion Roark's Abigail Pia, won the Lexington Club show Saturday.

is owned by Mr. and Edgar L. Snider, of was skillfully by Dick Salter, of Ky. It was another in impressive series of show and working tories. Another noted Doberman, Ch.

Tucky Miss, owned by Announcements Joseph Zahn, Louisville, Mrs. Sauer and Miss Gertude Zahn, Albany; also survived by six grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren. Mrs. Campion is at Seabrook Funeral Home, Mar12th, New Albany, Ind. a.m.

Wednesday at St. of the Knobs Catholic Interment in church cemeRosary services will be held p.m. Tuesday at the funeral Charles Lauer; also 31 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Services Tuesday, 2 p.m., in the Myers-Foreman Funeral Home, Jeffersontown, Ky. Interment Jeffersontown Cemetery.

GEORGEL, Edward age 67, Sunday, September 3. 1961, at 5:35 a.m., at his residence, 117 So. 20th St. Beloved husband of Mrs. Edna Fusting Georgel; devoted father of Mrs.

Roy H. (Laverne) Lange, Racine, brother of Chester E. Georgel. Mr. Georgel is at Ratterman's, 2114 W.

Market St. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. The Rosary will be recited by the members of St. Anthony Parish, this Monday, at 8 p.m. GRAY, Gretchen (nee Long), age 58, Sunday, September 3, 1961, at 8 a.m., residence, 2106 Cherokee Parkway.

Wife of Senator Kyle Gray; also survived by 2 brothers, George Long. Benton, Ky, and Julian Long, Asheville, N. 2 sisters, Mrs. Nulton Parrish, Hamilton. 0.

and Mrs. William Dorman, New York City and a niece, Mrs. Carl Owen. The body has been taken to the Filbeck and Cann Funeral Home, Benton. Ky, for service and burial.

HAICK, Mrs. Martha (nee Jaha) passed away in her 57th year, Sunday, September 3, 1961, at 4 a.m., residence. 802 Cannons Lane. Beloved wife of Mr. George S.

Haick; loving mother of Mrs. Dr. Harvey (Marie) McClellan, Middletown, 0., Mrs. Harold (Elizabeth) Barrens, Miss Jo Ann Haick, Mrs. Dr.

Bobby M. (Angela) DeWeese, Albert J. Haick, Alex J. Haick, Jackson, Miss. and Dr.

Edward M. Haick; sister of Mrs. J. Miles (Mary) Pound. Mrs.

Anna J. Shaheen, Brooklyn, N. also survived by 7 grandchildren. Mrs. Haick is at the Arch L.

Heady Funeral Home, 1201 E. Oak at Schiller Ave, where services will be conducted Tuesday, September 5th, at 1:30 p.m., and Church of the Advent, at 2 p.m. Interment Cave Hill Cemetery. The family requests that expressions of sympathy be made in the form of contributions to the Heart Fund. LATHROP, Paul passed away Saturday, September 2, 1961, at 4:35 a.m..

in his 49th year, Residence, 6606 Huff Lane. Devoted husband of Mrs. Cordy (nee Johnson) Lathrop: father of Paul L. Lathrop, Gary Lathrop and Dianne Lathrop: stepfather of Mrs. Betty L.

Sumrall and Miss Jean Cole: brother of Mrs. Bertha Hewitt, Darwin, Mrs. Gaynell Clark, Mrs. Sophia Creed, both of Terre Haute, Mrs. Norma Adams, Mr.

Clarence Lathrop, John S. Lathrop, Boise, Idaho: Jesse Lathrop, Maryville, and Charlie Lathrop, Darwin, Ill, Grandfather of Kenneth G. Sumrall. Remains resting at Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia Ave. Funeral services Monday at 10 a.m, at the Owen Chapel.

Burial in Evergreen Cemetery, McCONATHY, Denis Michael, in his 6th year, Sunday, September 3, 1961, at 11:50 a.m. Residence, 607 E. Oak St. Beloved son of William and Margaret Mattel McConathy; brother of Deborah Susan and Bruce William McConathy; also survived by maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Constantino Mattei and paternal grandmother, Mrs. Ella Aldridge, Frankfort, Ky, Funeral Wednesday morning at 8:30, from Bosse Funeral Home, Barret and Ellison, and at 9 o'clock, at St. Vincent DePaul Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. OSBORNE, Capt.

Rose Marie, suddenly in her 32nd year at the home of her brother, Ernest Osborne, Crestwood, Sunday, September 3. 1951 at 12:30 a.m. Beloved daughter of Mr. P. T.

Osborne: devoted sister of Mrs. James R. (Clore) Smith, Lewis T. and Ernest Osborne; also survived by her aunt, Mrs. Betty Yager; two nieces: and two nephews.

Funeral services, Tuesday, September 5 at 10:00 a.m. at M. A. Stoess and Sons Funeral Home, Crestwood, Ky. Interment Harrods Creek Cemetery.

ORSINGER, Albin Edward, restdence, 1706 Nightingale age 51 years, Saturday, September 2, 1961 at 7:25 p.m. Beloved husband of Iva Jones Orsinger and devoted father of Miss Jane Marie Orsinger; also survived by his father, Edward Orsinger and sister. Mrs. George V. Jackish.

both of Minneapolis. Minn, Funeral services Monday at 3:00 p.m. at the Embry Bosse Funeral Home, 2723 Preston Hgwy. Interment, Peru Cemetery, Peru, Ill. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to the Kosair Crippled Children's Hospital, PAYTON, Mrs.

Amie Jane in her 79th year Sunday afternoon, September 3, 1961 at the residence, Centerfield. Rt. 1, Crestwood, Ky. wife Mr. Willie J.

Payton, Crestwood; beloved mother of Mrs. Kenneth Brown, Crestwood; grandmother of Mrs. John L. Conn and Mr. Willie J.

Brown, Crestwood: also survived by 1 greatgranddaughter, Miss Bonnie Conn, Crestwood; sister of Mrs. Edmona Jenkins, Jesse L. Dunn, Frank Dunn, Ezra Dunn, Madison, John Dunn. Bedford, Ky. and Erba Dunn.

Indianapolis, Ind. Mrs. Payton is resting at the Radcliffe Funeral Home, LaGrange, Funeral services 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Mount Tabor Methodist Church. Interment, Mount Tabor Cemetery, PLATT, Robert William, age, 45 years, Sunday, September 3, 1961 at 12:00 noon.

Residence. 628 Maylawn Ave. Beloved son of Ernest J. Platt, Sr. and brother of Mrs.

George (Lucille) Brown, Mrw, Robert (Lorena) Higgins. Mrs. Joseph (Mary) Birbiglia, Massapequa, N. Michael Ernest J. Bernard Indianapolis, Ind, and Raymond C.

Platt. Funeral services, Wednes. day at 8:30 a.m, from the EmbryBosse Funeral Home, 2723 Preston Hwy, and at 9 o'clock at Our Mother of Sorrow Church, Interment Calvary Cemetery, Visiting after 1:00 p.m.. Monday. SEARCY, Mrs.

Reed), age 84 years; residence, Bloomfield, Ky. at Flaget Memorial pital, Bardstown, Sunday, September 3, 1961 at 2:30 a.m. Beloved mother of Miss Louise Searcy, A teacher in Jefferson County Schools. Services from the Spicer, McAfee and Adam Funeral Home, Bloomfield. Tuesday, September 5th at 3:00 p.m.

Interment, Maple Grove Cemetery, Kentucky edition of the Cincinnati Times Star please copy. SCHUMMANN, September Mr. Richard at Sat. 5:15 2, 1961, a.m., age 62 years. Residence, 5300 Southern Pkwy, Beloved husband Mr.

James Blaine, age Mary Friday, September Elizabeth 1, Hospital 1961, at p.m. Beloved father of Mrs. Lynn Johnson, Louisville, Betty Grant, Chandler, AriJames A. Coleman, HaddonN.J., Colonel Curtis ColeNorth Stonington, AlColeman, Moyock, N. CaroRemains at the Miller FuHome, 4505 S.

3rd St. Funeral September 4 from the home at 9:30 a.m. Interin Mt. Vernon Cemetery, Mt. Ky, CRADDOCK, Virgil September 1961, at 3:20 a.m., in his 78th residence, 2527 W.

Market St. father of Mrs. Evelyn N. Jesse W. and Archie B.

Craddock; brother of Mrs. Ida Earl Craddock and CalCraddock, Lexington, Ky. Also by 15 grandchildren and a t-grandchildren. Services the Manning and Dunn FuHome, 518 N. 26th TuesSeptember 5, at 11 a.m.

InterResthaven Cemetery, Mrs. Lillie Catherine (Lauage 66, Sunday, September 3, at 10:45 a.m., at the residence son, Frank Daily, Finchville, Residence, Shafer Lane, JefferKy. Beloved wife of ShelDaily, devoted mother of Margaret Reinle, Mrs. Louise Mrs. Edna Mae Haydon, Ethel Roberts.

Mrs. Francis Mrs. Gertrude Roberts, Jesse, W. D. Shelby and Cal Herman Daily: 1 sis Mrs.

Maggie Cox; 1 brother, years old, and the at bobbed pincher, von Kennel Abigail Mrs. Columbus, handled Covington, Abigail's best-ingroup vie- best-in-show Mar-Bud's Willis E. Cosgrove, and ably George Rood, Dayton, won the working Hodgenville. Another black Loch Lane's Yogalita, by Mr. and Mrs.

O. Houston, and handled man Austin, won the group at Lexington. Poodles Divide Two poodles divided in the non sporting the two shows. Ch. Black Helen, a standard by Mrs.

J. Mason, Orchard, won ton. She was handled J. Brennan, Newark, merly of Louisville. Services of Laura Pfaffinger Schuhmann; voted father of Miss Joyce Schumann; brother of Mrs.

Raymond (Louise) Montgomery, Mrs. George (Margaret) Dumstorf. Robert George Edward, Joseph John L. and the Rev. Father Henry Schumann, (Bellarmine College).

Funeral Monday morning at 9:30 from the Bohisen Funeral Home, 825 Barret Ave. and at 10 o'clock from St. Thomas Moore Church, Interment Calvary Cemetery. VITTITOW, Mrs. Virginia age 49, Sunday, September 3, 1961 at the residence, 4414 Lynnview Dr.

at 7:00 p.m. Beloved wife of James M. Vittitow: mother of Robert and James Vittitow. Mrs. Roy (Wanda) Stew.

art; sister of Mrs. Ballard Metcalf, Mrs. Martin Culver and Mrs. Leon Culver and Buster Bryant. Remains at the Miller Funeral Home, 4505 So.

3rd St. Remains will be taken to the Rolling Fork Baptist Church near New Haven, Wednesday, September 6 to lie in state from 12:00 noon until funeral services at 2:00 p.m. Interment in the church cemetery. WINGFIELD, Miss Emma passed away Sunday, September 3, 1961 at 5:15 a.m, at St. Joseph's Infirmary in her 85th year; family residence, 2298 Ave, Devoted sister of Miss Elizabeth, Wingfield and Messrs.

Henry, George, Julius (Pat) Wingfield; also survived by several nieces and nephews and great-niece and nephews. Remains resting at the Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia Ave. Funeral Tuesday at 1:30 p.m, from the Owen Chapel. Burial in Cave Hill Cemetery, YANN, Maude Rouse, age 75; wife of Carl A. Yann, former resident of Louisville died September 3, 1961.

Born in Bullock County, Ky. Moved to St. Petersburg six years ago. Also survived by niece, Mrs. Ola Phillips, St.

Petersburg. Funeral services and interment St. Peters Tuesday, Septem ber 5th. Cemetery Lots, Monuments. EVERGREEN Gardens Mausoleum Association, for cost and information phone 969-7194.

LOUISVILLE Memorial Gardens. Masonic section, 6 grave. WH 5-6319. REST. Cemetery: lot 309, section 14.

Write Rev. F. E. Howard, P. Box 147, Bardwell, Ky.

RESTHAVEN; 4 grave lot in bronze plate section. 447-4488. PANKE MONUMENT CO. 817 E. Jefferson St.

JU 4-1863. Out cf the High Rent District Funeral Directors. BARRETT FUNERAL HOME 1230 Bardstown Road GL 1-5530 BOSSE Funeral Home Barret and Ellison GL 1-8440 LEE E. CRALLE INC. 1330 S.

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EM 3-3566, 3-5667 4339 Park Blvd. ALBERT NEURATH SON Funeral Home 725 E. Market JU 4-1191 OWEN FUNERAL HOME 2611 Virginia Avenue SP 6-5775 L. D. PEARSON SON, INC.

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RUSSMAN SON Funeral Home 1041 Goss ME 5-7426 SCHOPPENHORST BROS. Funeral Home 19th and Market JU 5-4394 Lodge Notices BRIGHT Star Chapter Number 16 O.E.S, will meet. September 4, at 7:45 p.m. in Parkland Temple for regular business and election of officers. Elsie Williams.

W. Laura Merklein, Secy. PURITY Chapter Number 116 will meet in Shawnee Temple on Monday. September 4th at 8 p.m. for regular business and election of officers, Gladys Williams, W.M..

Louise Larkins; Secy, Vacation Suggestions. 10-A HANOVER Beach, Hanover, Ind. Will remain open until October 1st, Call UNion 6-2923, to make cabin reservations for Madison Boat Races. CONTACT lenses, in small brown case; vicinity Lakeside pool, reward. GL 1-3242, DOG, German Shepherd small, silver, gray; vicinity Goldsmith School; reward; JU 2-2501, GL 4-0772.

DOGS, 2 beagle hounds, male and female; brown, white and black spots; answers to names Richard and Helen; straying from Blankenbaker Lane vicinity; pets. $50 reward. TW 7-2714, PARAKEET, light blue, yellow face; Crescent Hill area, Reward. TW 3-3042. PLEASE! Box containing hand knitted suit; vicinity Shawnee Dr.

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13 SENG'S AUTO INSURANCE As low as $16.20 for 6 months. 3956 Dixie Hgwy, 367-6475. STATE POLICE LICENSING Examination Station changed. Duty period September 8-15. Kentucky State Police driver examining operations will be moved to a different location during the Kentucky State Fair here in Louisville.

The driving tests will be given from 7 a.m, to 4 p.m. each day, September 8 through September 15 at the Old City Workhouse at Payne and Lexington 'The eye and written examination will be administered from 9 a.m, to 4 p.m. at the Drivers Licensing Bureau in Room 203 at the Fiscal Court Building. Tests will still be given under the appointment eystem. "COMPLETELY CHRISTIAN reasonable rates: aged, infirmed and convalescent: administrators, Rev, and Mrs.

J. David Pitts. FAITH REST HOME, 1111 S. 1st. JU 3-0022.

let's meet at CAUFIELD'S on 3rd St, and buy our novelties for the school festival. Their prices are right and they will loan us a fish pond and pump at no charge, CHARLIE. MRS. Olive Martin, 7706 St. Andrews Church Rd.

and 2504 W. Main has opened a new nurs ing home at 1714 S. 2nd St. Will accept men and women: 24 hour care and special diet. Call 637-1872.

PLASTIC engraved name badges for all occasions. 65c and up. SQUARE DANCE WESTERN SHOP 3119 S. 4th St. EM 7-7491 It's later than you think! Begin making your own Christmas gifts.

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Estimates free: 38 months to pay. THE JEFFERSON co, Call anytime, JU 2-1851. ADDITIONS, 5 year F.H.A. terms. Call man who works on job.

Rooms, baths, dormers, porches. MR. KESSLER GL 8-3593 days. Nights, WO 9-7885 ADDITIONS, remodeling, repairing, rooms added, porches, basements, attics finished: we do the complete job; free estimates; terms. W.

T. Walker, builder, SP 2-2839. Jeffersonville, handled by Ohio, group at cocker, Ch. owned R. Walzel, by Norsporting honors group for Bel Tor owned of Pine at Lexingby John forAt Hodgen- ville a miniature the group Ch.

Magic Pistol, owned Julia E. Andrews, handled by Tom ren, Ohio. Three entries riety groups in both Toy -Ch. Bettina's ese owned by Bettina Middleburg, and Terrier- -Center Ridge Bedlington terrier Sheriff and handled Prager, Milwaukee. Hound Ch.

Artesian's dachshund owned by Eau Claire. Larraine Heichel, Cedar Other high wins Afghan Ch. Hodgenville; Shikari, group at John McCune, New handled by MeCune. Great Dane -Amor er, second in working enville: owned by Creek, and handied by Automotive Services Offered -General. 14 ADDITIONS, remodeling, repairs; honest professional service: builtins: hoods: Formica cabinets.

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L. W. Divine, SP 8-3812. ADDITIONS, alterations, repairs from basement to attic: 5 year terms. honest bids: prompt service, Call anytime.

GL 8-6686. ADDITIONS, remodeling, rooms, baths, kitchens. porches; F.H.A. terms. T.

J. Gerkins, EM 3-4429. AIR Conditioning Corp. renders unbelievably fast service. Home or commercial-24 Hour.

ME 7-3622. ASPHALT drives, 8x80 feet, $99.50, free estimates, work guaranteed. Beauty Driveways, WO 9-7458. ASPHALT, concrete work: reasonable, reliable; no job too small; free estimates. JU 4-1793.

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Oldest Budget Service in Louisville. Budget Manager, C. T. Steele 402-403 Hoffman Bide. 139 S.

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CARPENTER work, all types; also panel basements; free estimates. W. T. Watkins. EM 6-6208.

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Herbert Keeling, SP 6-8821. CARPENTRY, general repair work of all kinds; also painting. Herbert Dennis, ME 7-8340. CARPENTRY, repairs, roofing, siding; free estimates. SP 6-5601.

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till 10 p.m.. Sundays 12 noon till 6 p.m., 90 day guarantee, conversion pioneers. Dave's TV. 826 E. Market, JU 3-0404.

TELEVISION service in 1 hour. Calls, $2: A-1 work; guaranteed; top quality, long lasting repairs. BRINER'S TV CO. 454-4283 TELEVISION service. prompt: day or night: converter stalled; $18.95.

JU 2-1744: nights. JU 7-1835. TELEVISION service within the hour 7 days. 90 day guarantee: U.H.F. conversions, $19.95 up, Pennington TV Service, SP 6-0511.

TREE trimming. Want the best for less? Call R. Cardwell Tree Service, Free estimates. JU 4-3872. TREE topping: dangerous trees removed; insured.

Hogan's Tree Serv. ice EM 8-8531. SP 2-1159. poodle took Boston Presentation, Terrier second Quaker Cliff group Agnes at Stoltz, Lexington: Louisville, by Mrs. by Clint Harris.

Akron, and Mr. and Mrs. Louisville, won Crowe, WarPekingese--a Brite Mischief, their va- points at Lexington shows: new import, Kow Belmont Kow, Peking. Ward, Jin of Caversham, handled by at Hodgenville. Advance Copy, P.

S. Judging owned by a Robert by Charles Zorro, smooth Karrioka Otis Billings, and Lake, handled Ind, by Karrioka A. A. C. won included: Dixie Highway second in hound ball Tournament Albany, and Shively Park.

owned by Mrs. A. von Meistersinggroup at Hodg. Borders Elmer Pratt, Fern Crowe, 17-7. Employment Business Services Offered -General.

14 fully covered with insurance: free TREE topping and trees removed; estimates. Smith Bros EM 6-8868 TREE TOPPING, removing, bling, feeding, transplanting, spraying Voils. GL 1-1731. EM 7-8401. UMBRELLAS recovered; ladies' men's suits altered.

Mueller's, 705 3-8021. UPHOLSTERING, modern methods, factory trained upholsterers; free estimates: easy financing. Central Upholstering Co. WH 4-8439 or after 5 WH 5-0472. WATERPROOFING; work guaranteed, free estimates.

EM 8-5676. Moving and Hauling. 21 SADLER'S Movers, 7 days week service: white help, reasonable rate: free estimate. SP 8-4686. MOVING; local and long distance; Carl Dennis.

SP 8-1880. LIGHT hauling, clean up; quick service. SP 6-2169. MOVING and hauling; reasonable rates. Phone 584-6885.

HAULING. rubbish removed, no job too small. ME 7-6811, SP 6-2963. MOVING, 7 days per week, white help. Shadowens, SP 8-8078.

HAULING rubbish; sheds, small buildings wrecked; garage, basements, yards cleaned. 585-2435. LIGHT moving and hauling, any kind. ALLEN, ME 5-6767. LIGHT hauling; reasonable rates.

Call 937-8567 LIGHT moving and hauling. experienced. JU 3-5111 any time. MOVING, clean-up, rubbish removed: need work badly. SP 6-1214.

Long Distance Moving. 22 LOCAL and nation wide mobile home moving: bonded, insured and approved; see or call National Trailer Convoy, 2000 Nocturne Valley Station. Ky, Call 937-1402. Painting, Papering. 23 DECORATING, complete remodeling, painting, tile work, papering.

roofing, guttering; insured workman; terms: since 1929 Chess MoNulty. SP 6-4157 PAINTING? Talk To An Expert. I Make Fine Painting Competitive. Satisfaction, Quality Service. WALTER BLOUNT JR.

GL 1-1772. PAINTING, all types; extra clean work: low in price: minor repairs; satisfaction guaranteed; free estimates EM 6-6115, PAINTING, interior, exterior: papering, steaming, plastering, floor sanding, carpentry; insured; terms. C. W. SP 6-2169.

PAINTING, interior, exterior: all work guaranteed; free estimates; 5 years experience; insured. WO 9-7789, PAINTING, interior, exterior; free estimates, immediate service: guaranteed: no job too small. Please call Don Krashey, WO 9-5141. PAINTING, interior, exterior, 27 years' experience: insured: work guaranteed. Mr.

Sadler, EM 8-8420. PAINTING, specializing Porters Paint; T. P. COOK. ME 5-7563.

PAPER hanging, painting, cleaning, steaming; patch plastering; free estimates; immediate service. Bob Owings, TW 5-6459. PAPER hanging and painting; steaming and patch plastering; expert, insured workman. ARTHUR G. MAAS JU 7-1028 PAPER hanging, plastering, steaming: 1st class: 28 years experience: reasonable: Christian workers.

Call CHESTER McGREW. SP 4-1025. PAPER hanging: free estimates: 30 years experience: labor reasonable; immediate service: Christian workers R. Barnes. SP 6-0170 PAPER hanging: paper furnished, 5c roll up; plastering, steaming, painting, Tom Conley, ME 7-6304.

PAPER Hanging labor $3 room; samples shown; plastering, steaming: immediate service, JU 3-1815. PAPER hanging; labor $5 room; samples shown: plastering, steaming. W. L. Rankin, JU 4-2850.

PAPER hanging, 1st class; free estimates: 10 years experience: nondrinkers: C. Barnes. CE 9-8115. PAPER HANGING: reasonable: 1st class work, Pinkston. WO 9-1796.

PAPER hanging, special 2 rooms, $26. paper complete, SP 8-0174. PAPER hanging, labor, $4 room; plastering; repairing. JU 7-1811. PAPERING; looking for beautiful wallpaper, lowest prices, best quality anywhere? Your decorator has our 1961 book, ask to see it, cost nothing to look Jefferson Wall Pa per Co.

809 W. Market St. PAPERING, painting, responsible; immediate, good work. J. H.

Logsdon Sons, JU 5-2769. PAPERING, $7 a room: samples shown: your paper or mine; plas tering. Quick service, JU 4-7938. PAPERING, labor, $5 room up; plastering: roofing. Lile, EM 6-1975.

PAPERING; stressing sober, neat service. Peerce. EM 3-0250. PAPERING, labor, $5, any size rooms, samples shown. JU 7-8087.

STEAMING 2 specialty, expert wallpaper removal, painting, papering, plaster repafr, dry wall, immediate service, call any time, John Washer. SP 6-2351, EM 6-1279. Merchandise For Rent. 24 ADDING machines, typewriters, cash registers, calculators. Rental may apply towards purchase.

LOUISVILLE TYPEWRITER CO. 106 S. 4th. JU 5-5862 HOSPITAL beds, wheel chairs, commodes, walkers, invalid lifts, suction pumps. JU 5-5767.

REID HOSPITAL SUPPLY. 612 S. 5th TELEVISIONS for rent homes. hotels, hospitals; low rates: free delivery. JU 4-5045 TELEVISIONS FOR RENT New portables, low rates.

Free pickup, delivery, Open "til 9. A. B. TELEVISION 3113 S. 4th.

EM 6-3646 Automotive Automobiles For Sale. 27 BUICK, 1980, Electra 225 convertible with 17,000, guaranteed in writing, miles, all accessories. its that beautiful red finish with genuine red and white leather interior. One local owner, all references given $2895 with $595 down or car of equal value, Payments at $69.94 month. Yes thats it and you're ready to go.

WEST BROADWAY MOTORS 917-927 W. Broadway JU 3-6501 "OPEN LABOR DAY" BUICK 1957 Super 4 door, original gray and white finish, automatic transmission, radio, heater, power steering. power brakes, like new white wall tires, car belonged to a local business executive, and is in perfect condition. ONLY $995 $195 Down, Cash or Trade, $41 month BALES MOTORS BU 2-4356 7th and Spring Jeffersonville BUICK 1959 LaSabre, DRIVEN ONLY 29,000 MILES, come in today and see this like new Buick: 2 other late model Buicks to choose from. JOE BROWN FORD 4021 Shelbyville Rd.

TW 5-6491. TW 5-4251. BUICK, 1956 Century 4 door hardtop. Original jet black finish with white top. All power equipment, We believe this to be the cleanest 1956 Buick in the Falls City area, with performance to match.

GEO. BYERS SONS, INC. 741 S. 3rd JU 4-5181 BUICK, 1959 Invieta convertible. All power equipment.

Like new inside and out. Pleasing grey ish with white top; red leather interior. Like nothing you've ever seen. GEO. BYERS SONS, INC.

741 S. 3rd JU 4-5181 BUICK, 1956 Century hardtop, blue and white; fully equipped: $95 down and up to 24 months on the balance. PRESTON SLAUGHTER 710 S. 21st Used Cars SP 5-6421 BUICK, 1960 station wagon, radio, heater. Dynaflow, power steering and brakes.

Beautiful 2 tone finish. Very low miles. JIM COOKE BUICK, INC. 845 S. 3rd JU 4-2314 BUICK, 1959, 4 door sedan, radio, heater, Dynaflow, one owner ear.

Gleaming white finish. JIM COOKE BUICK, INC. 845 S. 3rd JU 4-2314 Ch. Stoltz's Proud in non-sporting owned by Mea.

and handled W. Voyles, again with their puppy, Cho Sen's taking three and their Jamestown Kan three points in the Louis- Rolls 16-4 C. and Borders games in the Slow-Pitch Softyesterday at Karrioka beat 16-4 and walloped Headden Automobiles BUICK, 1953, Coupe, all accessories, cream finish, like $365; 100 like new models to choose from ey down and 15 (10) 1954, 1955. 1956 WEST BROADWAY 917-927 Broadway "OPEN LABOR BUICK, 1958 Special heater, automatic whitewalls. Priced DISHMAN TRI CITY 108 W.

Broadway BUICK, 1959 heater, automatic mileage. Priced to DISHMAN TRI CITY 108 W. Broadway BUICK, 1954 Special top. Green and white good condition inside a new car but a nice at this price; only GEO. BYERS 741 S.

3rd BUICK 1956 special heater. automatic whitewall tires; very down payment with balance. PRESTON 710 S. 21st. Used BUICK, Special: omy, 6 cylinder; had excellent care.

detail cared for black finish: tinted tires: motor sounds 5-5333 BUICK 1958, Century power steering and wall tires: good finish: $1295. Ask Number 7060. BOB HOOK 2525 Bardstown Road BUICK 1955 Century nal jet black finish, tires; 1 owner; just $23 month, no money HACK MILLER Broadway at Hancock. BUICK 1956 Super bargain at $645. REID AUTO 2828 Crittenden Dr.

CADILLAC, 1959, local owner, all given, written is absolutely spotless and of course will Authorized General Now just $3,395, only $795 down or value. Payments at Yes you can afford drive if you deal BROS. CADILLAC. tibles to choose Sedan Deville, same know that in the BROWN BROS. sold 437 cars.

Yes here and at Jefferson house, too. This be wrong. You bet is more than one ville to buy a Cadillac. BROWN BROS. WEST BROADWAY 917-927 W.

Broadway CADILLAC, 1959, light blue with all cessories. This is the newest Coupe City. But you drive it, check all erences, we have and are proud to owners names and ords we have (4) villes to choose ber they are fully serviced by Motors Dealer. interest terms. life there is more in Louisville to ville Kennel Club show, the third- day event in the Kentucky Circuit, will begin at 9 a.m.

today at the State Fairgrounds. (More results Sunday.) Six Teams Advance In Hazelwood Meet Six teams yesterday Slow-Pitch Tournament The results: Railroaders 6, 6, Falcons 1: Highwaymen Stars 6, Mustangs Local 185 3. Today's p.m.-K.S.C. Boys vs. Greenwood.

waymen vs. Crowders vs. Jokers. Opportunities For Sale. 27 Special Riveria original new inside, 1952 to 1958 at no monminute delivery, Buicks.

MOTORS JU 3-6045 DAY" sedan, radio, transmission, to sell today. OLDSMOBILE JU 3-2731 convertible, radio, transmission, low sell today, $1898. OLDSMOBILE JU 3-2731 2 door hardfinish. Fairly and out. Not one, and look $395.

SONS, INC. JU 4-5181 hardtop, radio, transmission, sharp; small 24 months on SLAUGHTER Cars. SP 5-6421 little miles: has every minor immediately: shiny glass: good like new. ME Convertible, brakes; white top: solid red for Mr. Wilkins.

CHEVROLET GL 8-9511 hardtop, originew whitewall $395, payments down. AUTO SALES JU 5-2353 Hardtop, a Shop. BROWN BROS. CADILLACS WEST BROADWAY MOTORS SALES, INC. ME 7-4223 convertible; one references gladly guarantee on miles, in every way, be serviced by Motors Dealer.

that's right, with car of equal $79.81 month. a Cadillac to with BROWN (3) 1959 converfrom, also a 1959 deal. Did you last 48 days CADILLAC has all records are County Court many people can't your life there place in LouisShop CADILLACS MOTORS JU 3-6501 Coupe Deville. the Cadillac acbeyond a doubt Deville in the come in see, test records and refnothing to hide, give any previous all service rec1959 Coupe Defrom and rememguaranteed and Authorized General Oh, yes we have You bet your than one place buy a Cadillac. a Cadillac.

Shop. BROWN BROS. CADILLACS WEST BROADWAY MOTORS 917 927 W. Broadway JU 3-6501 "OPEN LABOR DAY" 917-927 W. Broadway JU 3-6501 CADILLAC, 1961, 62 Coupe; never driven or licensed.

Complete new car guarantee in writing. Will be serviced by authorized General Motors Dealer. Don't let people tell you there are not new Coupes in town, we have them and are ready to trade. We always give the Best Deal in town and terms at interest. Brown Bros, Cadillac have sold 437 cars in the last 48 days.

This many people can't be wrong. You bet your life there is more than one place in Louisville to buy CADILLAC 1961 Fleetwood: white finish, air conditioning and all the accessories. Say, if you own a 1961 Cadillac you are right up to date because the 1962 Cadillac looks just like it. So be a smart buyer: let someone else pay the $1,800 profit on a 1962 Cadillac and you come buy this 1961 at a great savings. Wonderful trade and terms at interest; fully guaranteed and serviced by authorized General Motors dealer.

You bet your life there is more than one place in Louisville to buy a Cadillac. Shop. BROWN BROS. CADILLACS WEST BROADWAY MOTORS 917-927 W. Broadway JU 3-6501 CADILLAC, 1956 Sedan De Ville with factory air conditioning.

Only 46,000 miles. This car gave the original owner 19 miles to a gallon of gas, Premium tires, power windows and seats. We have very best in used Cadillacs at the most reasonable prices. STANDARD AUTO CO. 4th and York 5-5827 Louisville's Only Authorized Cadillac Dealer CADILLAC, 1961 Eldorado Biarritz; full power including vent windows, factory air conditioner.

General Dual Ninety whitewall tires. Beautiful aspen gold color. with tan top. Genuine saddle leather upholstery. This has been my personal car since new.

It will carry a like new car warranty in our own shop. This fine automobile is very attractively priced. Liddie Pontiac-Cadillac, New Albany, block over the I. WH 4-8475. CADILLAC, 1958, convertible: see this beauty just traded for a 1961 Cadillac, all references gladly given.

35 Cadillacs to choose from at all times, all fully guaranteed and serviced by Authorized General Motors Dealer. You bet your life there is more than one place in Louisville, to buy a Cadillac. Shop. BROWN BROS. CADILLACS WEST BROADWAY MOTORS 917-927 W.

Broadway JU 3-6501 CADILLAC, 1955, 62, 4 door, let black finish. Allow us to say that this is the cleanest one to be found anywhere. We have the best cars at the most reasonable prices. STANDARD AUTO CO. 4th and York JU 5-5827 Louisville's Only Authorized Cadillac Dealer CADILLAC, 1953 convertible.

Beautiful baby blue finish with red leather interior and new white top. This is probably the sharpest car of its kind for sale anywhere. Very reasonable. STANDARD AUTO CO. 4th and York JU 5-5827 Louisville's Only authorized Cadillac Dealer CADILLAC, 1957, Sedan Deville: all Cadillac accessories, a 1961 Cadillac trade in that has had very best of care.

$1,895 with $395 down or car of equal value. Payments at $49.91 month. You bet your life there is more than one place in Louisville, to buy a Cadillac, Shop. BROWN BROS. CADILLACS WEST BROADWAY MOTORS 917-927 W.

Broadway, JU 3-6501 "OPEN LABOR DAY" CADILLAC, 1955 4 door, full er. Looks, runs and drives nice. N.A.D.A. book price on this car is $870. Our ridiculous low price is only this weekend only at SUMMERS St.

Lot 920 S. 3rd. JU 5-3356. CADILLAC, 1957 hardtop coupe. Power brakes.

full equipped. Full sale price $1,495. See and compare this car with any in town. You'll be glad you came to SUMMERS-HERRMANN 2nd St. Lot 930 S.

2nd. JU 5-3358. CADILLAC, 1958 Coupe. Beautiful 2- tone finish and the interior is just like new. This car is fully equipped Including air conditioning and is another of the Burns Ford specials at $1895.

BURNS FORD, INC. 2410 Bardstown Road GL 4-4663 Schneider's Pigeon Wins 100-Mile Race A bird Schneider yesterday ing Pigeon flight from leased at homed at Entries ished second Seidenfaden fifth, Kenneth Boulos BID Sealed at the Office ing Agent, Building, 1:15 p.m. September Fiscal Court A-1862-(1) A-1863-SEED Bidder may and specifications JOHN COUNTY Sale. 27 Convertible; older MOTORS JU 3-4867 Impala 4 door power heater; solid and only makes this carries our Ask F. B.

many luxury you at a low the long like-new late CHEVROLET, INC. JU 4-1711 Ipala 4 door steering, best eninterior, real $465 down or $69.81 month. all carrying air condi- MOTORS JU 3-6501 DAY" automatic, good running auto; full price $695. BANKRUPT? Weak credit accepted, Financing on lot. Small down payment.

SUPER AUTO SALES NO. 1419 W. Broadway JU 5-3509 JU 3-4548 hardtop, V-8, posted victories in the Hazelwood Invitation Softball at Fairdale. Niemers Colgatemen Crescent Hill 7, Judomen 15, Reservemen All2; Chamberlands schedule: vs. Hazelwood.

Crescent Hill. 3-HighFrogmen. 4-Wolford's 5. Colgatemen vs. Livestock Automobiles For CADILLAC 1959 car makes down payment.

HANK DARNELL 901 W. Broadway CHEVROLET, 1959 sedan V8, powerglide, brakes, radio and white with red interior 20,050 one owner miles a superior buy and it OK Used Car warranty. Lancaster to show the features waiting for price, You'll save in run on this really model. MONTGOMERY 2nd and Liberty CHEVROLET, 1960, with factory air, power brakes, powerglide, gine; white with blue beauty at $2465 with car of equal value, Yes, this includes charges. We have ten tioned cars in stock.

WEST BROADWAY 917-927 W. Broadway "OPEN LABOR CHEVROLET 1956 CHEVROLET 1958 Impala 2 door hardtop, beautiful rose and white, with V-8 engine, automatic transmission, radio, heater, white wall tires, wheel covers, the works, really a nice Chevrolet that anyone would be proud to own No money down, 24 months to pay. SWOPE'S PLYMOUTH CITY Opposite Dixie Manor Shopping, Center, Pleasure Ridge, WA 1-1424 CHEVROLET 1958 Impala hardtop; sharpest and cleanest car in town; equipped with power steering and brakes: radio, heater, Turboglide transmission and factory installed air conditioning; perfect gray finish; hurry at only $1,588. SAM SWOPE PONTIAC USED CARS 532 E. Broadway JU 4-2321 (Formerly Colonial Pontiac Lot) CHEVROLET, 1959; Impala 4 Door hard powerglide, and power steering.

Come see and test drive it: A little high but it is like new before you buy get our deal, with just $395 down or car of equal value, 30 payments at $49.94 month. You bet your life you can get this exact deal today. WEST BROADWAY MOTORS 917-927 W. Broadway JU 3-6501 "OPEN LABOR DAY" CHEVROLET 1957 4 door 210 model, 8 cylinder engine with straight transmission; beautiful green and white; runs and drives well; full price only $895. BYERLY MERCURY 4033 Dixie Hgwy.

EM 7-1781 2 Blocks North of Watterson Expressway. CHEVROLET 1961 Impala V-8, door, hardtop, all power, factory installed deluxe air conditioning, executive car with very low mileage, ermine white, with red upholstery, this makes a wonderful investment. for all year at the tremendous saving available today. UNIVERSAL CAR CO. powerglide, radio, heater, white wall tires, like new and driven only 10,575 miles.

If you want getaway at the touch of the toe in Impala smartness and luxury, you'll want to see Ron Miller right away and he'll show you onyx black exterior beauty and striking red interior of a car you can own at a very money saving price. MONTGOMERY CHEVROLET, INC. 2nd and Liberty JU 4-1711 25th and Broadway CHEVROLET 1960 Impala sport coupe Turbo-fire V8 engine, CHEVROLET, 1960, 4 door Impala: black, whitewall tires. V8, Power Glide, radio and heater; this is a real nice car; see it today. See Novice Cooke.

Stock number 7-77; $2,195. BROADWAY CHEVROLET CO. 717 W. Broadway JU 2-2534 Just West of the New Car Showroom CHEVROLET, 1960 Bel Air 4 door, 6 cylinder, straight transmission, heater, 2 tone, whitewall tires. Best of all only 6,000 careful miles.

Like new inside and out. We've cut the price $300 to move today. Bettery hurry to SUMMERS HERMANN 3rd St. Lot 920 S. 3rd JU 5-3356 CHEVROLET, 1959 wagon Parkwood, 4 door.

Powerglide, 6 cylinder, heater, 2 tone, whitewall tires. Reduced from a reasonable $1,695 to a ridiculous $1,395. You'd better hurry if you want the buy of a lifetime at SUMMERS-HERRMANN 3rd St. Lot 920 S. 3rd.

JU 5-3356. CHEVROLET. 1960 finish: Impala red sport trim: standard transmission with power pack engine, 230 like new in appearance; price stock number 7-71. BROADWAY CHEVROLET CO. 720 W.

Broadway JU 2-2536 Across from new car showroom CHEVROLET 1960 Biscayne coupe; completely equipped including radio and heater: whole car in maculate condition: price 720 W. Broadway JU 2-2536 stock number ACR 714 A CHEVROLET CO. Across from new car showroom CHEVROLET, 1956 Bel Air 4 door sedan. V8 automatic, radio, heater. Original black and white finish.

One owner; like new in every respect. We invite your close inspection on this low mileage beauty. GEO. BYERS SONS, INC. 741 S.

3rd JU 4-5181 CHEVROLET 1958 Biscayne 4 door V-8, automatic transmission: radio and heater; the most beautiful red and white finish you ever saw: this is a one owner, low mileage car and comes with our written guarantee. O'DANIEL 2nd and Chestnut MOTORS, 3-4436 CHEVROLET, 1958 Impala convertiautomatic, radio. heater, whitewall tires. Solid white, red interior. sharpest in town.

Priced below the market to move this week at SUMMERS HERMANN 930 S. 2nd JU 5-3358 V-8, CHEVROLET automatic, 1957 radio, station wagon: heater: is a clean wagon; full price, $795. only $26 down. and payments $43.29 per month for 24 months. Contact Mr.

Borders, JU 4-1163. SIXTH STREET AUTO SALES 720 S. 6th JU 4-1164 CHEVROLET, 1958: 2 door, radio, heater, 6 cylinder, standard shift; this is a nice car; come in and see F. T. "Frosty" Burns.

Stock number 8-50: $1,045. BROADWAY CHEVROLET CO. 717 W. Broadway JU 2-2534 Just West of the New Car Showroom CHEVROLET, 1953 Station Wagon, This one will stand your closest inspection and runs like new. $395 no money down and 15 minute delivery, WEST BROADWAY MOTORS 917-927 W.

Broadway JU 3-6045 "OPEN LABOR DAY" CHEVROLET 1957 door, extra nice throughout. our special for only $695. 5 other 1957 models to choose from. JOE BROWN FORD 4021 Shelbyville Rd TW 5-6491 TW 5-4251 CHEVROLET, 1955. 4 door sedan.

6 cylinder, automatic transmission. Original green finish, extra good tires, Test drive it now. GEO. BYERS SONS, INC. 741 S.

3rd JU 4-5181 CHEVROLET 1957, 210, 2 door, V8, Powerglide, radio, heater. $895. 4041 Dixie Hgwy. EM 8-1661 BYERLY MOTORS THE HOUSE OF COURTESY owned by William beat out 348 rivals in the Louisville RacClub's 100-mile Franklin, Ky. Re8 a.m., the winner 10:24 a.m.

of John Boulos finand third, Norbert fourth, John Miller sixth and seventh. INVITATION proposals will be received of the County Room 404 Fiscal Court Louisville, Kentucky, until Eastern Standard Time, 13, 1961, for the following requirements: -Description STATION AND FERTILIZER. obtain proposal form from this office. J. PROBST, PURCHASING AGENT Merchandise Automobiles For Sale.

CHEVROLET 1959 Bel Air V-8, power glide; radio and power steering and power blue finish; white wall tires; stock number 8-34. BROADWAY CHEVROLET 720 W. Broadway Across from new car CHEVROLET 1961 Corvair briar: beautiful blue and combination; automatic sion: heater: white wall tires; for large family or camper; $800 COLONIAL 3120 Frankfort Ave, CHEVROLET, 1960 Impala coupe; power steering and radio and heater; 14,000 of the sharpest cars in ter hurry; $2195. HANNAH MOTORS 4th and Breckinridge CHEVROLET, 1960 Impala Heater, defroster, automatic mission, power steering, Priced $200 under market sale. DISHMAN TRI CITY 108 W.

Broadway CHEVROLET, 1960 Parkwood Station Wagon. This only 9000 miles and is as new. Only at Burns you find clean, low mileage like this at only $1995. BURNS FORD, INC. 2410 Bardstown Road CHEVROLET, 1956 green, stick shift, radio, it'g the new kind at Test drive and compare.

No down and 15 minute delivery. WEST BROADWAY 917-927 Broadway "OPEN LABOR CHEVROLET, 1956 Bel Air 4 door, V8, Powerglide, er, 2 tone, continental kit. special reduced to move big close-out sale at SUMMERS-HERRMANN 2nd St. Lot 930 S. 2nd.

CHEVROLET, 1958, Bel and White. PowerGlide car condition. Just $1195 down or car of equal payments at $36.41 month. this exact deal today. WEST BROADWAY 917-927 W.

Broadway "OPEN LABOR DAY" CHEVROLET, 1959 station 8 cylinder, radio, heater; buy; see this wagon for Otis Dickerson. Stock BROADWAY CHEVROLET 717 W. Broadway Just West of the New Car CHEVROLET, 1955 and white, stick shift, radio, and it's perfect. Just money down and 15 livery. WEST BROADWAY 917-927 W.

Broadway "OPEN LABOR DAY" CHEVROLET 1956, Bel Sedan. V-8. Powerglide, heater, white wall tires, $645. Ask for Mr. Jenkins.

6969 BOB HOOK CHEVROLET 2525 Bardstown CHEVROLET, 1960 Biscayne, owner, sharp six cylinder, transmission. See and preciate. WHIPPLE MOTOR 2021 Dixie Highway CHEVROLET 1960 Bel door. V-8, Powerglide, heater. blue and white $1745.

Ask for Mr. Number 7033 BOB HOOK CHEVROLET 2525 Bardstown Road CHEVROLET 1959 Biscayne. MILES, like new in standard transmission; 3 model Chevrolets to JOE BROWN 4021 Shelbyville TW 5-6491 CHEVROLET, 1956 station 4 door. V8, 9 passenger, stick, radio and heater, tires. It's real nice priced to sell this week.

GEO. BYERS SONS. 120 E. Broadway CHEVROLET, 1955 station cylinder, standard radio, heater. Beautiful white finish.

Clean as a and out. Hurry on this GEO. BYERS SONS, 741 S. 3rd CHEVROLET 1961 Impala Sedan, 2,800 actual power: air -conditioning: transferrable to purchaser. $800.

Ask for N. B. Blaine, way Chevrolet, JU 2-2531. CHEVROLET 1956, 4 door, Powerglide, radio, tires, two tone paint. for Mr.

Herm. Stock BOB HOOK CHEVROLET 2525 Bardstown Road CHEVROLET 1956, can payments on this one, only $586, will accept to PRESTON SLAUGHTER 710 21st Used Cars CHEVROLET 1955, Belair Powerglide, radio, clean, $575. BYERLY MOTORS 4041 Dixie Hgwy. THE HOUSE OF CHEVROLET 1956, Bel 6 cylinder, Powerglide, heater, two tone finish. for Mr.

Perry. Number BOB HOOK 2525 Bardstown Road CHEVROLET, 1956 210, 2 blue finish ceptionally clean. See $595, BURNS FORD, 2410 Bardstown Road CHEVROLET 1950 4 door, green, straight stick, $145, BYERLY MOTORS 3293 Taylor Blvd. CHEVROLET 1956, 210; dio, heater, Powerglide, BYERLY MOTORS 4041 Dixie Hgwy. THE HOUSE OF CHEVROLET, 1956.

8 door, drives perfect. down, $34 monthly, 25 7th LARRY RAMBLER and Berry Blvd. CHEVROLET 1955 210 on. straight shift, 8 top condition. $695 PRESTON SLAUGHTER 710 21st Used Cars.

CHEVROLET, Impala, top, sharp car, week-end JEFF HARVEY EM 8-8180 Berry Blvd. CHEVROLET, 1961; small almost new, big saving. JEFF HARVEY EM 8-8180 CHEVROLET 1959 Bel straight transmission: two Breckinridge. Abbott Autos, CHEVROLET, 1956 straight transmission, top, Full price, $595. tos, 2nd and Breckinridge.

CHEVROLET 1950 straight stick, radio. BYERLY MOTORS 3293 Taylor Blvd, CHEVROLET, 1957, Bel sedan: radio, heater matic: like new; consider days BU 3-3283; nights, CHEVROLET 1956 2 straight transmission, er; full price, $505. 2nd and Breckinridge, CHEVROLET 1956 2 heater: good tires: good TW 5-3182. CHRYSLER, 1960 Crown Hardtop Coupe, with works on it. We mean Imperial Accessories, beauty with genuine interior: only $3893, with or car of equal value.

$89.91 month. See this trades are always the WEST BROADWAY 917-927 W. Broadway "OPEN LABOR CHRYSLER 1957 4 door Saratoga: this car has conditioning, automatic sion, radio and heater, tires: owners name given on request; see it nice. O'DANIEL MOTORS 2nd and Chestnut SECTION NOTICE is hereby given that on July 30, 1961, one 1958 Dodge Coronet Sedan, Motor Serial a M-312- 106-065, with accessories, was seized in Louisville, Kentucky, for violation of the Act of August 9, 1939 (U.S.C. 781-788).

Any person claiming an terest in said property must file with the District Supervisor, Bureau of Narcotics, 608 Federal Detroit, a claim and cost bond in the sum of $250.00, with sureties to be approved by said District Supervisor, on or before September 24, 1951, oth. erwise the property will be declared forfeited and will be disposed of cording to law. ROSS B. ELLIS, District Supervisor NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT INVITATION AND ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE LINCOLN COUNTY HOSPITAL AT STANFORD, KENTUCKY. Due to an unforeseeable delay In receiving Wage Rate tion for the above mentioned project, the bidding date of September 12, 1961, stated in the advertisement printed in the newspaper on September 4, 1961, is extended to September 22, 1961, otherwise all provisions of the original advertisement for bids remain as pre viously printed.

LINCOLN COUNTY, KENTUCKY By Sam Whitaker, COUNTY JUDGE OTIS GRIMES, ARCHITECTS By G. M. Grimes, PARTNER To place classified advertisement, phone JU 5-2211 and ask for an ad-taker, Deerfield, from a BenThe Ida New the ket at ices Mary's Church. tery. at 7:30 home.

COLEMAN, 79, SS 10:30 Jennie Mrs. zona, field, man, len B. lina, neral Monday, funeral ment Vernon, 1, year: Beloved Jewell, Gallagher, vin survived 15 from neral day, ment DAILY, er), 1961, of her Ky. sontown, by Mrs. Hatchell.

Mrs. Grissett, Frank, Tom ter. Real Estate 27 Automobiles For Sale. CHRYSLER 1956 4 door sedan, 2 door tiful 2 tone blue and white, heater, car has been well cared for, brakes, cept cheaper car in trade, up price 24 months on balance. PRESTON SLAUGHTER CO.

710 S. 21st Used Cars. SP JU 2-2536 CHYSLER New Yorker, 1958 showroom top coupe, white, very clean, car trade in, has power, low age. Green- C. W.

F. SMITH MOTOR CO. white 2210 Broadway SP transmis- CHRYSLER, 1960 4 door: ideal steering, brakes; excellent save tion, light blue; will trade and range financing; cost new: will sacrifice at TW 5-1459. TW 5-6180 CHRYSLER 1957 Windsor, 4 hard top, red and white, steering and brakes, sharp, sport $195 down, $41.95 month. brakes, CONSOLIDATED AUTO SALES miles; one 1315 W.

Broadway JU town. Bet- CORVAIR, 1960, 2 door: beautiful blue finish, low mileage, heater, white wall tires: balance JU 3-3685 due $1,085, payments $49 with $120 down. HACK MILLER AUTO SALES hardtop. Broadway at Hancock JU trans- CORVAIR, 1960. 4 door, radio, whitewalls.

er, extra nice, $69 down. during Autos, 2nd and Breckinridge. DeSOTO, 1958 Firedome, hard OLDSMOBILE coupe, Torqueflite transmission, JU 3-2731 radio, heater, less than 33,000 nice dark green finish, a 4 door room car; also 1958 4 door wagon has top with power, extra nice. as clean C. F.

SMITH MOTOR CO. Ford will 2210 W. Broadway SP cars DESOTO, 1957 Fireflite. 4 door dan. Power steering and radio and heater, good white GL 4-4663 tires, two tone finish.

A real coupe, car, and priced to sell this heater, GEO. BYERS SONS, INC. only $695. 120 E. Broadway JU money DE SOTO, 1954, A-1 condition, owner.

4 door, fully equipped MOTORS GL 1-5617. JU 3-6045 DAY" DESOTO, door; dependable; $175. TW 5-2130. hardtop heat- DODGE 1959 4 door hardtop; radio, lutely the cleanest car you A real saw; solid black; automatic during our mission, radio, heater; a one low mileage car, can't miss this one today. JU 5-3358.

2nd and O'DANIEL Chestnut MOTORS. JU Air, Red and new DODGE 1960 4. door Pioneer with $295 a beautiful white and fawn value. 30 we sold this car new, one year Yes, get has automatic transmission, heater, white sidewall tires MOTORS many other extras; only JU 3-6501 miles. SAM SWOPE PONTIAC USED CARS wagon; 532 E.

Broadway JU a real (Formerly Colonial Pontiac $1,645. See number. DODGE, 1960, Seneca Wagon; CO. with 12,000 true miles, power JU 2-2534 ing, brakes, push button drive; Showroom white finish truly a like new at $2195 with $495 down or car Coupe; blue equal value, 30 payments at heater yes this includes all $595, no charges. get this deal today.

minute de- WEST BROADWAY MOTORS 917-927 W. Broadway JU MOTORS "OPEN LABOR DAY" JU 3-6045 DODGE 1958 2 door hardtop; Air Sport that car you have been radio, for: it has a gold and white runs good. with matching interior, radio Number heater: V-8 with standard mission: see it today. O'DANIEL MOTORS GL 8-9511 2nd and Chestnut JU one DODGE, 1959, V-8, Convertible, standard my, it has new tires, body, top, drive to ap- A-1 from Bumper to Bumper, now, drive and compare it at COMPANY $1895 with $395 down or car of SPring 2-2501 value, 30 payments at $59.81. this includes all carrying Air, 2 OPEN LABOR DAY.

radio. WEST BROADWAY MOTORS finish, nice. 917-927 W. Broadway JU Shrewsbury. DODGE 1961 "The Pioneer this has to be the best 1961 GL 8-9511 buy in the city with only LOW miles at $2,095.

every way, MONARCH AUTO CO. other late Brook and Broadway' choose from. JU 7-7243 JU FORD Rd. TW 5-4251 DODGE 1957 4 door Royal button drive; V-8 motor, 5 wagon. straight wall tires: 2 tone blue: 31,000 white wall price $775: stock number 8-4-A.

car and BROADWAY CHEVROLET 720 W. Broadway JU INC. Across from new car JU 4-8208 wagon; DODGE, 1957 Coronet. 8 tranmission, 4 an door. interior Beautiful like 2 tone finish tan and new.

Equipped pin inside radio, heater, push button one. and other extras. See and INC. this at only $695. JU 4-5181 BURNS FORD, INC.

2410 Bardstown Road GL Sports miles: full DODGE, 1954, 8 cylinder, warranty transmission, power steering, Save tires, cheap, private; private Broad- 447-2665. ENGLISH Ford, 1960 Wagon; 210, V-8, Heater: can hardly be told heater, good new. Only $895 with no money $775. Ask and 15 minute BROADWAY delivery, Number 6742 WEST MOTORS 917-927 W. Broadway GL 8-9511 "OPEN LABOR DAY" take over full balance FALCON 1960 FORDOR trade, hurry Solid real nice; full only $1,295, $25 down, balance 30 months; end of month SP 5-6421 cars must go; others in stock.

hardtop; HULL-DOBBS heater; real 13th and Used Car Center Broadway JU Open Sunday EM 8-1661 COURTESY FALCON 1961, DRIVEN ONLY MILES. you can save on this Air, 4 door, new 1961 Falcon. radio, 6 other 1960 and 1961 $745. Ask choose from. Falcons 7007.

JOE BROWN CHEVROLET 4021 FORD GL 8-9511 TW 5-5491 Shelbyville Rd. TW door, orig- FALCON, 1960, 2 door deluxe, and heater: red this at only just $1595 finish, whitewall only $395 down or INC. equal value: 30 payments at GL 4-4663 month. Open Labor Day. WEST BROADWAY MOTORS 2 tone 917-927 W.

Broadway JU radio, heater, FALCON 1960 Fordor. Radio, EM 3-0719 Owner. 1595.00. er. Fordomatic.

Light Blue, 4 door, ra- LOUISVILLE MOTORS $695. 636 So. 5th. St. JU EM 8-1661 FALCON, 1960 2 door, solid COURTESY This 18 a one owner car cylinder, sold new.

Compare this Nothing at only $1295. months. BURNS FORD, INC. 2410 Bardstown Road GL EM 6-3300 FALCON, 1960, Fordor, deluxe station wag- radio. heater: standard cylinder, tip sion; sell or trade down by EM 8-9421.

SP FALCON, 1960, 2 door, radio, 5-6421. er, extra nice: $69 down. 1961; hard- Autos, 2nd and Breckinridge, SALES FORD Station Wagon, V-8, special, at matic, 39,700 actual miles, Powell. heater, and it is a 1956. 8, 2 door, reconditioned and featuring shining red and ivory exterior, SALES one is ready to go anywhere, Berry Blvd.

time, Your youngsters won't Air: V8. 'cause this is a 2 door 4 barrel wagon. Six is no crowd. 2nd and this spaced styled family Charlie Tackett would like convertible; V8, opinion on this car and its white. black nomical price.

Call or see Abbott Au- now. MONTGOMERY CHEVROLET. door, black. 2d and Liberty JU heater, $145. FORD 1959 GALAXIE EM 3-0719 Convertible: if you are looking Air 4 door a sunshine special this is it; and trade.

auto- steering, real sharp; full price and white; Cruiseomatic; GL. 4-5124. $1,695 with $50 end down, balance 30 months: of month door: V8: used cars must go. radio. heat- Abbott Autos, Used Car Center 13th and Broadway.

JU door: radio, Open Sunday condition. FORD Station Wagon, 9 Imperial 4 door 1956 Ford, striking ivory the whole black with clean red and all the fine interior, featuring V-8. it's truly a radio and heater. Offered red leather just in time for the back-to-school $795 down car pool. Priced low enough Payments at your budget.

See Charlie beauty, our and pleasure make driving to best. this year for you MOTORS kiddoes. JU 3-6501 MONTGOMERY CHEVROLET, DAY" 2d and Liberty JU factory hardtop air Tudor: FORD, transmis with radio, white wall $25 months: and address used cars today, it's 13th and JU 3-4436 27 beauthis ac- 5-6421. hard new 2-1784 power ar. $4,400 door power $995, 4-3642 radio, month 5-2353 heatAbbott top miles, show hard 2-1784 brakes, wall nice week.

4-8208 one $300, absoever transowner seeing 3-4436 Dart; finish; ago; radio, and 15,000 4-2321 Lot) V-8 steerSolid wagon of $63.94, carrying 3-6501 here's shopping finish and trans 3-4430 OH, its see just. equal Yes charges. 3-6501 car 6,000 7-7243 pushwhite miles; CO. 2-2536 showroom Cylinder with drive drive 4-4663 automatic good owner, Radio. from down 3-6501 Lost.

price on sale, 50 7-7438 3,000 like to 5-4251 radio. tires; car of $46.81 3-6501 HeatOne 4-4232 white. that we anywhere 4-4663 trim; transmisowner. heatAbbott auto. radio, Completely this anyfall ranch not in wagon.

your him INC, 4-1711 for orange power only on sale; 50 7-7430. passenger, and white automatic. to to fit. Tackett school and the INC. 4-1711 1959 RANCH WAGON solid white: real nice, heater.

full price only down. balance save this week must HULL DOBBS Used Car Center Broadway JU Open Sunday V.A, $1,295 on 30 end; 50 7-7430.