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40 From THE U.S. COURIER-JOURNAL, BUREAU LOUISVILLE, FRIDAY MORNING, Strike News Issue 13 La 30 Paz, FEBRUARY Killed Bolivia, In 8, Feb. 7 Dispute 1963 com- Guild Cleveland, Feb. (UPI)- Hits Peasants in rival farming munities clashed with guns and machetes over a boundary dispute, leaving 30 dead and about 100 wounded, press reports said Thursday. The dispatches said the villagers of Laimes and Jucumanis fought their bloody battle Wednesday, 7 A of members of the group Cleveland local of the AmeriNewspaper Guild told the union's national president Thursday that leaders of the 70-day newspaper strike here do not have "anything like" full membership support.

In a letter to Arthur Rosenstock at the A.N.G. Washington headquarters, 16 guildsmen said 112 members of the Guild unit at the Cleveland Press and have signed petitions Group Group Data WEATHER 50 OLD 20 2010 30 60 ARM 80 60 Rain 70 Snow FORECAST For Daytime Friday (Figures Show High Temperatures Expected Associated Press Wirephoto Map WEATHER BUREAU 1 P.M. FORECAST Flurries are due Friday over the Appalachians as well as some snow or drizzle over the Ohio and Tennessee valleys. It will be damp in the upper and central Mississippi Valley, with snow or freezing drizzle to the north and light drizzle to the south within this area. A little rain is expected along the central Pacific Coast and showers are due in the northern Rockies.

Yesterday's Official Weather Weather Bureau report of maximum temperature for 12-hour period, minimum temperature for 18-hour period, and precipitation for 24-hour period ending 7 p.m. E.S.T. Thursday. Anchorage, Alaska .18 Asheville, N. C.

Atlanta. Ga. .00 Birmingham, Ala. ,00 Boston, Mass. .00 Buffalo, N.

Charleston, S. C. Chicago, Ill. Cincinnati, Ohio Dallas. Denver, Cleveland.

Tex. Col. Ohio Detroit, Mich. Duluth, Minn. Indianapolis.

Ind. Hawaii Kansas City, Mo. Knoxville, Tenn. Jacksonville, Fla. Los Angeles, Cal.

.00 Louisville, Ky. 8 8 Miami Beach, Fla. Milwaukee, Wis. Minneapolis-St. Paul Montreal, Quebec Nashville, Tenn.

New York. Orleans, N. La. Y. Phoenix, Ariz.

Pittsburgh, Pa. Portland, Ore. Richmond Va. St. Louis, Mo.

St. Ste. Marie, Mich, San Francisco, Cal. Seattle, Wash. Tampa, Fla.

Toronto, Ontario Washington, D. C. METEOROLOGICAL DATA For 24 Hours Ending P.M. Louisville. Feb.

7, 1963 (Official) 7 a.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m. Temperature (dry bulb) Dew Relative point humidity ......79 289 382 24 T.B. Clinics Are Added In Year Frankfort, pital Commission's points to a rapidly the commission's Feb.

State Tuberculosis Hosannual report for fiscal year 1961-62 growing outpatient clinic program as "most significant recent accomplishment." The 30-page report was presented to Governor Bert Combs Thursday. It says 24 new clinics have been set up, raising the total to 29. More Added Thomas M. Layton, the commission's executive director, said, however, five new the report was compiled. In addition, five other clinics have tentative opening dates and eight more are planned.

Clinics are held in County health departments that are not near any of the six district tuberculosis hospitals. Clinics make follow-up examinations of persons who have been discharged from hospitals and issues drugs to indigent persons. The report said increased State appropriations it possible for the commission to increase the number of fulltime physicians in the State tuberculosis hospitals from 18 to 25. Layton said a 25-percent increase physicians' pay has also brought better qualified Instructor Testifies About Killing Wife Athens, Ohio, Feb. 7 (UPI)31-year-old Ohio university instructor broke into tears several times Thursday in telling a jury how he killed his wife and dumped the body into a lake.

Gene Stees testified that he killed his estranged wife, Helen, 30, when she told him that if he could not accept her unborn child as his own he would never see her and his two children again. The defense holds that the killing, with a crowbar, was not premeditated. Stees attended Indiana University. Temperatures and Precipitation Maximum temperature 56, minimum temperature 34, mean temperature 45, normal temperature 35: departure for day departure for month departure since March 1 mean relative humidity 83, total precipication trace, normal precipitation departure for day departure for month departure since March 8.29, AROUND THE WORLD Foreign weather at 1 p.m. (E.S.T.): City Temp.

Weather Aberdeen 34 Rain Dublin 37 Cloudy London Rain Paris Rain Berlin Clear Vienna Cloudy Copenhagen Clear Oslo Partly cloudy Rome Partly cloudy Athens Partly cloudy Madrid Clear Moscow Cloudy Warsaw Cloudy Casablanca Partly cloudy Mexico City Clear San Juan Partly cloudy Havana Cloudy Kingston Clear Nassau Clear Bogota Cloudy Bermuda Partly St. Thomas Partly cloudy Howard A.F.B. Canal Zone 85 Partly cloudy RIVER STAGES LOUISVILLE DISTRICT Yesterday's upper gauge, 16.4 feet; lower gauge, 26.4 feet. Poisons' Danger Noted Washington, Feb. 7 (UPI) -President John F.

Kennedy Thursday proclaimed the week beginning March 17 National Poison Prevention Week. Courier-Journal Bureau Frankfort, Feb. 7-The birthday of Richard Allen, founder and first bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, will be observed at a Founders Day Banquet here Sunday, The Emancipation Proclamation centennial will be observed jointly at the banquet at St. John A.M.E. Church, according to the Rev.

Edgar L. Mack, pastor. Dr. Carl M. Hill, new president of Kentucky State College will speak.

The Theme is "One Century of Emancipation: Its Meaning and Challenge." Other participants in the program will be the Revs. James A. Shepherd, John L. Hunt, and Charles N. King, and Maj.

Virl M. Ally. Banquet dinners will be served from noon until 2 p.m. Classified Section; Announcements Services Automotive Employment Business continuance of the opposing, the issue of union security, the major roadblock before negotiators. Group To Hear Morton Athens, Feb.

7 (UPI) -Senator Thruston B. Morton Ky.) will address the 35th annual Georgia Press Institute here February 21, it was announced Thursday. physicians into the commission program. Statistics included in the report show that the average cost per day per patient has been reduced 58 cents--from $12.44 in 1960-61 to $11.86 in 1 1961-62. Spending in 1961- 62 totaled $3,541,960.20 comwith $3,216,581.10 in 1960-61.

Admissions 1,980 and discharges 1,986 from State t.b. hospitals reached alltime highs for the fourth successive year in 1961-62. For the previous fiscal year totals were 1,895 admissions and 756 discharges, Dr. Carl Hill To Address A.M.E. Fete Devoted father of Mrs.

Mahala Thomas, Mrs. Eulalah Lamb and Arley D. Goodwin, brother of Mrs. Stella Hunt, Mrs. Tillie Hes ter, Rev.

C. Mr. Ivard, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Otha, Mr.

J. 0. and Mr. Bruce Goodwin. 8 grandchildren.

Remains at the W. G. Hardy Shively Chapel, 4101 Dixie Hewy. Funeral services Sat. Feb.

9 at 2 p.m. at the Greenwood Church of the Nazarene, Interment Louis ville Memorial Garden, GRIFFIN, Mrs. Anna Belle (nee Miller) Passed away February 6, 1963, 12:10 p.m. in her 68th year at Jew. ish Hospital.

Family residence 2726 Greenwood Ave. Devoted mother of Mrs. Juanita Mae McKinley, Mr. Stanley G. Griffin, Mr.

Elmer L. Griffin; also survived by 3 grandchildren. Remains resting at Owen Funeral Home, 2811 Virginia Ave. Funeral services Saturday at 11 o'clock from Owen Chapel, Burial at Eastern Cemetery, HEITZ, Mrs. Catherine Age 84, February 6, 1963 at Faith Nursing Home; residence, 618 E.

Gray, Loving mother of Mr. Arthur Kendall. Mrs. Heits is resting at the McDaniel Funeral Home, 4339 Park where services will be held Friday at 10:00 a.m. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery.

HOWERTON, Mrs. S. Thursday, February 7, 1963, 12 noon, at the residence, 3534 War. ner Avenue. Survived by her hus band.

Gilbert L. Howerton; daughter, Mrs. Vivian Kroft, Jacksonville, a sister, Mrs. Albert W. Kittinger, Owensboro, grandson, Gary A.

Kroft, Jacksonville, Fla. Funeral services Saturday at a.m. the Highlands Funeral Home, 3331 Taylorsville Road (enter parking area from Dutchmans Lane). Interment Monday, Greenlawn Cemetery, Jacksonville, Fla. KINBERGER, Mrs.

Nellie Helena (nee Stoker) Passed away in her 73rd year, Wednesday, February 6, 1963 1:25 p.m.; family residence, 3514 Nanz Ave. Wife of the late Mr. George M. Kinberger; loving mother of Miss Kathryn Kinberger, Mr. Robert W.

"Bob" Kinberger and the late George W. Kinberger; also survived by six grandchildren. Mrs. Kinberger is at the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home, 1201 E.

Oak at Schiller where ices will be conducted Saturday at 8:30 a.m. and at 9:00 a.m. in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. Interment, Calvary alter Ceme: tery, Friends may p.m. Thursday, KLEIN, Irvin Louis, Sr.

In his 64th year, Thursday, February 7, 1963, at 4:35 a.m.; residence 4729 Rutland. Beloved husband of Mrs. Rose Francis Klein; devoted father of Mrs. Mary Rose Archer, Willard, Onto, Mrs. Louise MarNeff, Philadelphia, jorie Friedrich, and Irvin Klein, brother of Mrs.

Viola Thorp and Mrs. Dorothy Lucas. Also survived by 6 grandchildren. Mr. Klein 19 resting at the Nunnelley Funeral Home, 4327 Taylor Blvd.

Services from S.S. Simon and Jude Church Saturday at 9 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. The men of the parish will gather Friday at p.m. to recite the rosary.

LAMMERS, Mrs. Barbara E. Age 88 years, Thursday, February 1963, 9:10 a.m. at her residence, 3233 W. Jefferson St.

Widow of Mr. Herman F. Lammers; devoted mother of Rt. Rev. Magr.

Herman J. Lammers; Rev. Father Jerome Lammers; Mr. William H. and Mr.

Bernard M. Lammers: sister of Mrs. Theresa Wimsatt: grandchildren and great grandchild also survive. Mrs. Lammers is at Ratterman's, 2114 W.

Market St. Funeral services Saturday a.m. at St. Columba Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

the The Rosary will be recited by Catholic Orphan Society Friday of at p.m. and by the members the Altar Society Friday at 8:15 p.m. LAWSON, Mr. Frank Age 55 years, Feb. 5, 1963 at Hardin Memorial Hospital, Elizabethtown, residence Brandenburg, Route 2, beloved husband of Mrs.

Ethel Pack Lawson: devoted father of Mrs. L. (Roberta) Glasscock, Mrs. Curtis (Delia) Morgan, Battletown, Lonnie Ray, Phillip, Arvin Lawson, Brandenburg, Albert (Buster) Lawson, home: Mrs. Graham Pack of Valley Station, 3 brothers, David Lawson, Battletown, BIll Lawson, Ekron, Richard Lawson, Brandenburg, 6 grand.

children, 4 step-grandchildren, Mr. Lawson Is resting at the Wright Funeral Home, Brandenburg, Ky. Funeral services Friday, Feb. 8, 1963 at 2 p.m. at Waldon Methodist Church.

Interment Church Cemetery. MAIER, Mr. Fred W. Passed away suddenly, Feb. 1863 8:30 a.m.

In 64th year. Family residence 1737 Hale Avi Devoted brother Mr. Edward 1 Maler, Chardon, Ohio, also ourvived by nephews, Ray E. and Waiter Henry, Jr. Remains I ing at Owen Home, 2611 NOTICE OF BOND SALE The City of Eminence, Kentucky, will, until 7:30 p.m., E.S.T., February 18, 1963, at the regular meeting place of the City Council in Eminence, Kentucky, receive sealed competitive bids on $199,000 of its City of Eminence (Kentucky) School Building Revenue Bonds, dated March 1, 1963.

The minimum bid is the face amount plus accrued interest from March 1, 1963, and bidders must name a coupon rate or rates in multiples of of not to exceed Bids must be made on Bid Forms which may be obtained from the undersigned or from The Bankers Bond Company, Louisville, Kentucky, Fiscal which will also furnish further information as to the sale of such bonds, and shall be enclosed In sealed envelopes marked on the outside "Bid for City of Eminence (Kentucky) School Building Revenue Such bonds will be sold to the highest and best bidder, provided, however, the City reserves the right to reject any and all bids. The required goodfaith check is $3,980. Upon failure of the successful bidder to take up and pay for such bonds when ready such check shall be forfeited by such bidder, and the amount of such check will be deemed liquidated damages for such default. Such bonds are offered for sale subject to the pal of and interest on such bonds not being subject to Federal or tucky, the ad valorem or their income delivery taxation to the successful purchaser and subject to the unqualified approving legal opinion of Skaggs, Hays Fahey, Attorneys, Louisville, Kentucky, at no additional cost to the successful bidder. The succesful, bidder will be furnished such opinion, printed bond forms and the usual closing papers, including the customary no-litigation certificate.

Delivery of the executed bonds to the successful purchaser will be made in Louisville or Lexington, Kentucky, Cincinnati, Ohio or ville, Tennessee, at no expense to the purchaser for the transportation charges in connection with such delivery. Delivery of such bonds will be made at any other place desired by the purchaser at his expense. Jack City of Eminence, Kentucky, (Signed) Helburn, City Clerk. Church. Interment in church cemetery.

Friends may call to recite the rosary at 1:30 p.m, Thursday evening. SMITH, Mrs. Mary Rita Fahey. Residence 1611 Beechwood Thursday, February 7, 1963, at 6:10 a.m. Wife of the late Harry B.

Smith; sister of Miss Vera Fahey, Mrs. Lawrence Gaffney and John Fahey, Providence, R.I.; niece of Miss Mayine C. Gatto and Mrs. Vera Fahey Warren. Funeral serv.

ices Saturday, February 9th, at 8:30 a.m., from the Barrett Funeral Home, 1230 Bardstown Road, and at St. Brigid Church at 9 o'clock. Interment St. Louis Cemetery. St.

Anne Confraternity Rosary, Friday at 8:30 p.m. STOESS, Mrs. Dora (Engelhardt) At her residence at Crestwood, Wednesday, Feb. 6, 1963, at 2:45 a.m., in her 81st year. Beloved mother of Mr.

Milton C. Stoess, Mr. Clayton E. Stoess and Mrs. J.

B. (Muriel) Cobb. Also survived by her sister Mrs. George Robison and brother Mr. Carl F.

Engelhardt, 8 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Funeral services Friday, Feb. 8th, 2:30 p.m. at M. A.

Stoess Sons Funeral Home, Crestwood. Interment Floydsburg Cemetery, SWINDLER, Mr. Murray K. of 10300 Dixie Hgwy. passed away in his 79th year, Wednesday, February 6, 1963, at 1:30 a.m.

at the Jewish Hospital. Beloved husband Mrs. Pearl J. Simmons Swindier; devoted father of Mr. M.

Clyde and Herbert K. Swindler; brother of Mr. Jesse Earl dier; 5 grandchildren. Friends may call at the W. G.

Hardy Valley Chapel, 10907 Dixie Hgwy. Funeral services Friday, February 8th, at 2:30 p.m. at the Valley Christian Church. Interment. Louisville Memorial Gardens.

TUCKER, Mr. Willie Sr. Entered eternal life suddenly Tues day, February 5, 1963, in his 58th year. Residence 1174 Tennessee, Beloved husband of Mrs. Elizabeth (Shreve) Tucker; father of Mrs.

Mars Catherine Smith, Mra. Re: becca Gibson, Misses Fannie Beth, Nan Lee, and Betsy Ann Tucker, Mr. Willie Rhea, Thomas. Philip and Herman Tucker; brother of Mr. Roy, Rhea and Mr.

Tucker; also survived by 8 grand. children. Mr. Tucker is at the 0. D.

White and Son Funeral Home, 2727 S. 3rd, where services will be held Friday morning at 10:30. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery. VAN NATTA, Baby Michael Vincent Passed away February 5, 1963, in his 2d month, at St. Petersburg, Fla.

Family residence, 655 33d Avenue North, St. Petersburg, Fla. Beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert VanNatta Il; brother of Albert VanNatta III; also survived by grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Delbert Avent, Memphis, and Mr. and Mrs. A. M.

VanNatta, Michael is at the Arch Heady Southern Funeral Home, 3601 Taylor where services will be conducted Saturday at 11 a.m. Interment Resthaven Cemetery, Memphis, papers please copy. WEIS, Emma M. Age 83 years, Wednesday, February 6. 1963 2:30 p.m.; residence, 1202.

Lexinston Read. Widow of William A. Weis; beloved mother of Mrs. Mary Emma Koch, Mrs. Lillian Schwarts, William and Louis F.

Weis; brothers, William and August Kaolin, and sister, Mrs. Mary Kramer; also survived by four grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Services at Neurath Funeral Home, 725 E. Market St. Saturday at 11:00 a.m.

Interment, Resthaven Cemetery, WICKS, Mr. John A. Passed away suddenly in his 72nd year. Wednesday, February 6, 1963 at 10:30 a.m.; family residence, Princeton, Ind. Devoted husband of Mrs.

Etta Wicks (nee Davis): loving son of Mrs. Joste Wicks; beloved brother of Mr. William R. Wicks; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Mr.

Wicks is at the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home 1201 E. Oak Schiller where services will be con ducted Saturday at 1:00 p.m. Rev, F. Southern, pastor of Sheiby Park Methodist Church.

Interment, Resthaven Friends may call after 4:30 p.m. Friday. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of donations to the Heart Fund. WILLETT, Mrs. Lambert Age 75, formerly Mary Catherine Thompson, Thursday, February 1, 1963, at 7:40 a.m.

at St. Joseph Infirmary, Louisville, Ky. Family residence, Barstown, Ky, Survived by husband, Mr. Lambert Willett; 7 sons, Thompson, John Les Paul and Charles B. Willett, all of Bandstown, Norman L.

Willett, Granada Hills, J. William Willett, Annandale, and Robert E. Willett, Springfield, 2 daughters, Miss Mary Catherine Willett and Mrs. Frank (Pat) Jemlery, both of Bardetown, also survived by grandchtidren. Mrs.

Willett will be at her dence, 111 W. Broadway, Bards Dr. Benjamin Spock Recommends DOSE THREE SABIN ORAL Author of "Baby and Child Care" Dr: Benjamin Spock, VACCINE and nationally known health authority. Louisville is certainly right to proceed with Sabin Type III vaccine, as the experts advise. This is the only way to secure full and lasting protection." All children and young adults need Type Ill Sabin Oral Vaccine to STOP POLIO FOREVER! SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10 (Published as a public service by The Courier-Journal and The Louisville Times) Livestock Lost RING, heavy gold, man's, Initialed A.B.R.; sentimental value.

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10 a.m. Saturday for Sunday Courier Journal. Announcements Deaths and Funerals BENSINGER, Mrs. Juliette At the Norton: Infirmary, Feb. 7, 11 a.m.

Age 79. Residence, Dartmouth Apartments. Survived by 1 son, Charles Nathan Bensinger and 1 grandchild, Charles Nathan Bensinger Jr. Funeral from Herman Meyer and Son, 1338 Ellison Ave. Fri.

at 3 p.m. Interment Adath Israel Cemetery. BOWIE, Ernest Sr. Passed away Thursday, February 7, 1963, at 5:45 a.m. at his home, 3016 Dixie Hgwy.

Beloved husband of Mrs. Edna Bowie; devoted father of Mrs. E. J. (Virginia) Mulligan, Mrs.

Norma Jean Hunt and Ernest Bowie, Jr. Grandfather of Gary S. Hunt and William Clayton Bowie. Services will be held at Vail's Funeral Home, Madison, Saturday at 2 p.m. Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery, Carrollton, Ky, BUSH, Mrs.

Consuello S. In her 53rd year, entered eternal life Wednesday, February 6, 1963, 10 p.m. Baptist Hospital, Louisville, Ky. Mrs. Bush was the widow of the late Ray Bush, Shepherdsville, Ky.

Devoted mother of Robert H. Bush; 2 brothers also survive, Robert Simmons, Billy Simmons, Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Bush 19 at the Maraman Funeral Home, Shepherdeville. Services at Shepherdeville Christian Church Friday, February 8, at p.m.

Burial Hebron Cemetery. COLEMAN, James G. Saturday, February 2, 1963, at the residence, 227 S. 3rd. Devoted father of Mrs.

Marian Cunningham, James H. Coleman, Andrews Air Force Base, Washington, D.C., and Harold H. Coleman; brother of Edward and Charles Coleman; also survived by 6 grandchildren. Serv. Ices from the Nunnelley Funeral Home, 4327 Taylor Friday, February 8th, at 1 p.m.

Interment in Eastern Cemetery, CONRAD, Mrs. Dora Z. Passed away at her home, St. Louis, February 6, 1963, age Bur- vived by son, Donald F. Conrad of St.

Louis; 2 brothers, Craig G. Crecelius and Thomas H. Crecellus; 4 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. The body will arrive at Wright Funeral Home, Brandenburg. Friday morning.

Mass will be said at Brandenburg Satur. day morning. Burial will be in the Crecelius family cemetery Saturday, CROSS, Mrs. Mary Bell (nee Cortie) February 6, 1963 at her residence, 3500 Bank St. in her 71st year.

Devoted mother of Mrs. Harvey A. Kimball, Mrs. William H. Tomes, Mrs.

Jeanette Cross, Mrs. Charles E. Wilson: sister of Mrs. Sarah Isabell. Mrs.

Susie Tisastos, Princeton, W. Mrs. Lucille Haas, Mrs. Regina Coogle, Cecilia, Frank Cortle, Holy Cross, also survived by fifteen grandchildren and seven great-grandchil. dren.

Services from Funeral Home, 518 N. 26th Saturday at 8:30 a.m. and from Church of Our Lady at 9 a.m. Interment Portland Cemetery, DAWSEY, Mrs. Ettie Adeline (Garrett) of 4744 Rutland passed away in her 73rd year, Feb.

1963 at 11:30 a.m. at the Sunset Nursing Home. Devoted mother of Miss Jeanita Dawsey and Mrs. Zelda Goldberg: Mesers, Guy, Richard, Noel and Joseph Dawsey; also survived by 6 3 brothers, 5 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Remains at Shively Chapel, 4101 Dixie Hewy.

until 1 p.m. Fri. when remains will be taken to the F. B. Hardy Son Funeral Home, Bowling Green, Ky, Funeral services Sat.

Feb. at the Plum Springs Baptist Church. Interment Church Cemetery, ELLIOTT, Mr. William C. February 5, 1963, in his 60th year at St.

Anthony Hospital: residence 3455 Glendale devoted father of John D. Paducah, William C. Elliott, Montgomery, Norman Lee Elliott, Mrs. Lawrence (Shirley) Giengles, Tacoma, Mrs. Cecil (Janice) Myers, Miami, and Miss Sharon Elliott, Montgomery, brother of John Elliott and Mrs.

Charles (Mary) Stigers. Services from Manning-Dunn Funeral Home, 518 N. 26th Friday at 10:30 a.m. and from Church of Our Lady at 11 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

EWING, Mrs. Andrew B. Are 68 years, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ky. R.

R. Dawson, Bloomfield, Feb. 1963 at 10 a.m. Also survived by two other daughters, Mrs. Cecil Johnson, St.

Petersburg, Mrs. Charles Turpin, at Granting, South Carolina: 7 grandchildren, 2 greatgrandchildren, 2 sisters, Mrs. P. E. Mrs.

Ward Arey, Shelby, North Morgan, Gaffney, South Carolina, Carolina, Mrs. Ewing is at the dam Funeral Home, Bloomfield, where services will be conducted at 9:30 a.m. Feb. 9. Graveside services Mount Hope Cemetery, Franklin, Tenn, at 3 p.m.

Sat. Feb. 9, central standard time. National Tennessee papers please copy. GAUSE, Mrs.

Bessie At her residence, Shadow Hill, Chadds Ford, February 6, 1963. Bessie Coleman Moxham Gause; wife of the late Charles Ingersoll Gause. Funeral services will be held at her home Friday afternoon, February 8, 1963, p.m. The interment will be private, GERSTLE, Mr. Charles, Sr.

Passed on in his 71st year, Wednes day, February 6, 1963, at his red. dence, 1109 E. Burnett Ave. Beloved husband of Mrs. Cecilia E.

Gerstle (nee Krul): devoted father of Mrs. John (Mary Lee) Zimmer, Mrs. David (Rita) Ellison, the Rev. Fabian Gerstle, O.F.M., Pastor of St. Mary of the Angels Church of New Orleans, Louis Norbert LaCross, Alvin Mr.

Kenneth of Buffalo, N.Y.. and Brother Joseph Gerstle, C.S.C., of Uganda, West Africa; loving brother of Messrs. Pete, Frank. John, and Andrew Gerstle; also survived by 11 grandchildren. Serv.

ices for Mr. Gerstle will be conducted Saturday morning 9:30 in the Godfrey F. Russman and Son Funeral Home, 1041 Goss and at 10:00 o'clock in St. Elizabeth Church. Interment, St.

Louis Cemetery. Holy Name Society, rosary service at 7:30 p.m. Friday in Russ man's. GOHMANN, Leon H. 77 years of age, died at p.m.

Wednesday Feb. 1963 St. Joseph Infirmary, Residence 1220 Ekin Ave. New Albany. Survived by nephew Maurice Gohmann, Cleveland, Ohio and niece Mrs.

Helen Ann Smoot of Louisville. Remains at the Kraft Funeral Home, New Albany. Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday from St. Mary's Church with burial in Church Cemetery, GOODWIN, Rev.

Arlie D. in Of his 8900 Capella Lane, passed 61st Feb. 1963 at 12 noon at the Kentucky Baptist Hospital, Beloved husband of Mrs. Minnie Dunaway Goodwin. Virginia Ave.

Funeral services Sat. urday at 10 o'clock from Owen Chapel. Burial at Cave Hill Cemetery. MEIMAN, Michael L. 1014 Passed on in his 8th month Wednes day, February 6, 1963 St.

Anthony Hospital; family residence, 1030 Wagner St. Beloved son of Mr. Henry 0. Meiman and Mrs. Helen M.

Meiman (nee Speckner); loving brother of Louis J. Meiman; grandson of Mr. Edward Speckner and Mrs. Ollie Meiman, Sr. Services will be conducted Friday morning at 8:30 in the Godfrey F.

Russman and Son Funeral Home, 1041 Goss Ave. and 9:00 o'clock in St. beth Church. Interment, Calvary Cemetery, MERCER, Mr. John Franklin Passed away Wednesday, February 6, 1963, at 9:35 p.m.

in his 68th year. Residence 2528 Hampstead Dr. Devoted husband of Mrs. Edith (nee Simpson) Mercer; beloved fa. ther of Mr.

Arthur Franklin Mercer, and Mrs. Horace (LaVerne) Tinsley; brother of Mrs. Taylor Davis and Mrs. Bertha Leonard; also survived by 5 grandchildren. Remains resting at the Owen Funeral Home Suburban Chapel, 5317 Dixie Hgwy, Funeral services Saturday at 11 a.m.

at the Suburban Chapel. Burial in Louisville Memorial Gardens. PULLEN, Mr. Clifford Robertson Suddenly Tuesday, February 1963, in his 57th year, Residence 10008 Jefferson Fairdale. Beloved husband of Mrs.

Hattie Mae Pullen; devoted father of Mrs. Mary Ann Brookshire and Mr. Albert Thomas Pullen; brother of Mr. Milne Pullen and Mrs. Flor.

ence Hern, both of Granton, Ontario, Canada; uncle of Mrs. Bettye Holt; also survived by 4 grandchildren. Mr. Pullen is resting at the Nunnelley Funeral Home, 4327 Tay. lor Blvd.

Services from the funeral home Friday at 10:00 a.m. Inter. ment, Louisville Memorial Gardens. SACKSTEDER, Louis F. Age 55, suddenly Wednesday, February 6, 1963, at 11:20 Beloved father of Charles Sacksteder; brother of Marion, Ray, Joe and Frank Sacksteder.

Remains at the Miller Funeral Home, 4505 S. 3rd. Funeral Saturday, February 9th, from the funeral home at 10:30 a.m. Interment in Resthaven Cemetery, SCHMITT, Mrs. Anna B.

(nee Ryan) Wednesday, 6, 1963 at Joseph Infirmary. I Residence 869 Minoma. Widow of John A. Schmitt; devoted mother of Edward Fidells Schmitt of Detroit, John Schmitt and Mrs. Joseph D.

(Catherine) Osborn; grandmother of Joan M. Schmitt; sister of Joseph B. Ryan, John J. Ryan, Mrs. J.

N. (Mary) Thompson, also survived by cousin Miss Mayme E. Reddington and other cousins. Funeral from Dougherty Sons, 1230 S. 3rd.

Sat morning Feb, 9th at 10 o'clock, and In Our Mother of Sorrows Church at 10:30. Interment in St. Louis Cemetery. The ladies of the parish will recite the rosary Friday evening at 0 o'clock. Detroit, papers please copy, ROSELLE, Miss Joyce Ann Wednesday, 6, 1963, at 12:50 p.m.

at her residence, 4020 Spring Hill Rd. Daughter of the Roselle. late Ollie Kirby and Tony Sister of Mr. Joseph Roselle, Fort Lauderdale, Mr. Tony Roselle Tampa, and Mrs.

Stella R. Callahan. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral from Pearson's, 1310 S. 3rd Fri.

afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Evergreen Mausoleum. SELTER, William F. Age 72 years, Thursday, February 7, 1963, at a.m. Residence 1610 Arlington Ave.

Husband Anna Schmetzer Selter; father of Robert J. Selter, Arthur M. Selter, Sister M. Romana, 0.5.U., Most Blessed Sacrament School, Pittsburgh, and Mrs. James (Thelma) Thompson; brother of Mrs.

William Besser and Mra. Lillian Laake; 11 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild survive Funeral Saturday morning 8:30 from Boas Funeral Home, Barret and Ellison and St. Joseph Church at o'clock. Interment St. Michael Cemetery.

Rosary service Friday at 7:30 p.m. SMITH, Mr. Charles Roscoe Age 78, Feb. 5, 1963 at St. Joseph firmary; residence Andyville, devoted husband of Mrs.

Clara Grant Smith; father of Mrs. Woodrow (Geneva) Arnold, New Albany, Mrs. Alvin (Zorada) Heavrin, Mr. Melvin Smith, Andy. ville, also survived by 1 sister, Mrs.

Joetta Bell, Louisville, one half Mrs. Ralph Henrietta Brown, Brandenburg, Ky. brothers, Mr. Roy P. Smith, Brandenburs, Mr.

Murray Smith, Irvington, 6 grandchildren, Mr. Smith resting at the Wright Funeral Home, Brandenburg, Ky. Funeral services a.m. Friday, Feb. in Mary Magdalene Catholic town, Ky, conducted from St.

town, Ky, tery, Funeral services will be Saturday at 9 a.m., Joseph Church, Bards Burial St. Joseph Ceme- Cemetery Lots, Monuments. LOUISVILLE Memorial Gardens; choice lots, priced $350, TW 6-0112. PANKE MONUMENT CO 817 E. Jefferson St.

585-4401 Out of the High Rent District Funeral Directors BARRET FUNERAL HOME 1230 Bardstown Rd. GL 1-4630 BOSSE Funeral Home Barret and Ellison GL 1-4440 D. J. DOUGHERTY SON 1230 S. 3d St.

ME Broadway at 34th. SP 3331 Taylorsville Rd. GL 1. LEE CRALLE INC. 1330 Third ME 4-3846 ME 4-5647 RATTERMAN SONS 2114 W.

Market 776-4661 3800 Bardstown Rd. 459-3800. MAAS FUNERAL HOME Stanley H. Maas Broadway at Floyd JU 5-4284 THE Funeral Home, Ine. EM 3-3566, 3-5667 4359 Park Blvd.

ALBERT NEURATH SON Funeral Home 725 E. Market JU 4-1191 OWEN FUNERAL HOME 2611 Virginia Avenue SP 6-OTTS OWEN SUBURBAN CHAPEL 5317 Dire NUNN A Funeral Home Taylor Bird. GODFREY F. RUSSMAN SON Funeral Home 1041 Gos ME $-7428 SCHOPPENHORST BROS. Funeral Home 19th and Market JU 5-4394 PEARSON FUNERAL HOMES S.

L. D. Third Pearson Son Inc. 1310 St. 634-3828 149 Breckinridge 896-0349 Lodge Notices ABRAHAM Lodge Number 8, F.

and A. will meet in stated communication, in Boaz Hall, 4717 Preston Highway, Louisville, Friday, February 8, 1963, at 7:45 p.m. Regular business, examinations, and conference of the M.M. degree by the degree team from Shepherdsville, Ky. Refreshments will be served.

Visitors cordially invited, members urged to attend. R. M. Sachar, Master; F. M.

Miller, P.M., Secy. BOONE Lodge, number 1, 1.0.0.F. All members and friends are requested to be present at meeting of the Odd Fellows, at Lorraine Lodge Hall, Number 1010 S. 3rd Saturday. Feb.

9. 1963, at 7:30 p.m. Our guest speaker will be the Honorable Oakford A. Schalik, Sovereign Grand Master of the Independent order of Odd Fellows. W.

F. Long, Noble Grand, E. Wooldridge, Secretary. MOUNT Horeb Encampment, Number 1. 1.0.0.F.

All members and friends are requested to be present a meeting of the Odd Fellows at Lorraine Lodge Hall. Number 1010 S. 3rd Saturday, Feb. 9, 1963, at 7:30 p.m. Our guest speaker will be the Honorable Oakford A.

Schalik, Sovereign Grand Master of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Roscoe Anderson, Chief Patriarch, Rudolph Reinhart, Scribe. PLUMB Lodge number 662 F. and A.M. meets in stated tion at Taylor Blvd. and Carlisle Ave.

this Friday evening Feb. 8th at 7:30 p.m. for regular business and conference of F. C. degree.

G. 9. Collier, Master; J. A. Taber, Recy.

Travel Opportunities FLORIDA, gentleman going: wants same to help drive; references. BU 2-4927, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. take SPOKANE, serviceman will 2, help with driving and share expenses. SP 5-8347. Where To Go 10 FENSTER'S HOUSE.

Featuring fine steaks and prime ribs; piano bar nightly. Luncheon served Monday through Friday. 3034 Hunsinger Ln. 451-6209 PARK'S STEAK HOUSE Sizzling lunches, dinners: catering to private parties. 4700 Dixie Hawy 447-5294 DILL FOLD, lady's black, contains Important papers; reward.

SP 8-9154, Mrs. Manco. CAMERAS; Keystone model K-12; Polaroid, 60-A; stolen lost from Ft. Knox area: $50 Phone 4-7754, Fort Knox. Ky, Robert Ansell.

CAT, black stripe, spayed male; children's pet; left home, 2800 Sharon Way. GL 4-7205. DOO, large German Shepherd, black and tan male, has scar on toe of left hind foot; named Sam; vicinity of Grade Ln. and Orange Dr. Little girl's pet; small reward.

Call EM 6-8075. 566, part Beagle, white with tan spots; answers to Nickle; Limps on one foot. Male. Brittany Woods Circle. Reward.

TW 5-0042. DOG, Collie, female, sable, vicinity Hikes Point, Browns Taylorsville R.d. Reward. GL 4-7365 weekend; JU 4-6279, weekdays. Doo, male black French Poodle named Troubles.

Reward. 2255 Browneboro TW 6-1076. Door black female French Poodle, answers to name of Dinkie; ward. Call SP 2-7907, Services Offered -General 14 Services Offered--General 14 CARPENTRY, remodeling, repairs, TREE trimming, topping large or painting, roofing, guttering, base- small trees, removing dead or danments; attics; terms. 776-5601 gerous trees: free estimates; fully CONCRETE work, walks.

drives, insured. L. C. Edwards, JU' 3-9940 steps, stucco, plastering, blocks, or 585-4518. digging.

SP 4-4289. TREE topping. removing, cabling. CONCRETE work, water proofing. feeding.

GL transplanting, 18401. spraying; retaining walls, all repairs; work VOILS, guaranteed. SP 8-6255. recovered; DECORATING, Interior and exterior: men's suits altered. Mueller'8, 706 free estimates.

SP 6-5552 after 5. E. Market, JU UPHOLSTERING, work ELECTRICAL rewiring teed, free estimates. ME 4-4218. READY ELECTRIC TW 3-2511 UPHOLSTERING, reasonable: free hour emergency service; 24 hours estimates: easy terms.

921-9412. around the clock; radio dispatch VACUUM Cleaners and other service trucks; free estimates. appliances repaired. TW 3-3866. terms.

E. electric heat. Frankfort Ave. Hardware. READY ELECTRIC CO.

TW 3-2511 2018 Frankfort Ave. Debt Liquidaters 15 ELECTRICAL Specialist hour night or day service. TO BUDGET MANAGERS 220 REWIRING Group EVERYONE IN DEBT. F.H.A. terms, free estimates, ment you your bills make one LONGACRE ELECTRIC CO.

efficient can service afford, to we give JU 3-5139 425-4747 creditors. you and your our experienced plan will censed ELECTRICAL electrician work; check have your wir. KENTUCKIANA'S OLDEST help you, phone us today. ing Charles needs; Schneider, free EM estimates. 8-8057.

Call C. T. Steele, JU BUDGET SERVICE 2-2537 Hoffman Bide. 139 S. 4th ELECTRICAL, rewiring and re.

Hicks pairs; and Roberts, 447-6871. Moving and self employed electrician. Hauling. 21 FLOOR sanding, laying and retinishing; tile laid; sanders for rent. MOVING? HIGHFILL HESTER MOVE 4 ROOMS $24.50 JU 5-3507 or EM 3-9793 anteed.

to 1st Savings floor, on satisfaction guar1st FLOOR finishing, experiended; tree all jobs. estimates. Crabtree, 772-3845. Agents Local Worldwide Trans- Moving -Storage FURNACE repair. 24 bour service, Service.

call. Insured, EM 6-9277. dependable. COLONIAL MOVING STORAGE $3 service service FURNACES; call. 24 floor hour, furnaces, licensed, in- $3 MOVING, no hourly, charge, lower Call 637-2561 sured.

368-5446. satisfaction rates; reliable, guaranteed. sober men, winter Barrick FURNACES serviced and repaired; and 6-6159. Son Moving and Storage, SP service calls $3, insured, able. SP 8-3117: JU 5-3766.

MOVING and hauling, 24 hours, INCOME taxes prepared; Federal 7 state days week, reliable white help, and State business concerns and wide, veteran, 368-8767. personal. Former federal tax em- SADLER'S Movers. days week ployee. 704 St.

ME 7-5825. Hazel- New services, white help office. 4128 Taylor free estimate, SP wood INCOME Shopping tax filed; Center, a.m.-8 EM 3-4833. p.m.: MOVING; and we specialize in refriger: individual short forms, long 4-3687. hook-ups.

JU ME forms, 7-4013. $2 and up; 768 Eastern Pkwy. HAULING, moving of any kind; day or night. SP 8-5491. INCOME up Tax and filed, delivery, all JU forms, 3-4894.

$2 used MOVING: $6 room; buy and up, Nights pick furniture. JU 1-6867. INCOME GL tax 2-1947. service, competent; enced, MOVING, white light hauling, veteran. JU 1-7872.

John Internal Hammann, Revenue; office former 25th auditor and LIGHT hauling: Clarence reasonable rates, HIll. INCOME SP Tax 5-8574. filed; Home, day SP or 8-7553. night; LIGHT 778-7513. $1 short, $2 and long: also no job too small.

SP 6-4525. rubbish removed? small businesses. F. E. Wright, moved; need work up, badly.

SP rubbish reup MOVING, clean 2428 Proctor Knott Dr. GL 8-8188. LIGHT 6-1214. INCOME Tax filed, Highlands, East hauling, moving rubbish; End, Germantown. Peyron A YOU anytime, 366-5138, 774-210.

clates, 981 Barret Ave, JU 4-6046. call, we haul, any thing. INCOME tax filed, $1 short form, ME 4-9553. $2 and up, long: also buri- SHADOWENS SP 8-8078. Movers, 1 days per nesses.

W. Hagan, 817 Dixie Hewy, 584-6820. INCOME tax forms prepared; Fed- Painting, Papering 23 eral and State. in your home, by cobson. ME appointment.

5-6495, GL Culliton 4-0223. and plastering, DECORATINO, tile papering, painting. Federal repairing work, sanding. tax INCOME agent, tax nights work, and former weekends. terms.

C. and W. remodeling: Insured; 4640 After 5 Lehr. ME 7-1873. Southerest Dr.

EM 6-0720. SP 6-2169. Nights INCOME and Tax, weekends. service, House experienced. calls steaming, DECORATING, floor painting.

plastering. made. O. L. TERRY 969-8542 Hayes.

insured: JU terms; free estimate. Jack sanding, repairing. INCOME tax, Individual, or busi- 3-6295. ness; bookeeping service: House PAINTING, interior, exterior; calls; INCOME BIll Pitcock, 969-6350, J. my C.

price Schlichter. before painting: insured. Tax filed: bookkeeping: EM 6-5854. 5. low fees.

after ing: PAINTING, paper hanging. All day 637-3501. work. J. stressing the highest INCOME tax, individual, small H.

Atkins. EM 6-8963. deliver, businesses; bookkeeping; pickup, estimates. PAINTING; any kind; insured; Free SP 5-6057, SP 8-8559. 451-9898.

INCOME Tax returns 6-0527. prepared; 30 PAPER Samples hanging, labor $5 room. years experience. TW shown, plastering, INCOME tax filed at your home, W. PAPER L.

RANKIN JU 41680 S. F. Thompson. Call EM 8-2361. samples shown.

HANGING, labor. room, K. Hamilton, 3201 Judy Ln. 778-7676. PAPER HANGING INCOME Taxes filed day or night, 778-3566.

PATCH and new plastering: dry 1st reliable; class; free reasonable; sober, honest, wall. Paul Thacker, 634-0806. satisfaction. estimates; guaranteed and chimney work. SP stucco, 6-5621.

grate B. BARNES 775-8397 PATCH plastering PLASTERING, patch, stucco, new up. PAPER Steaming, hanging, painting, labor patch room work; painting and decorating: tering. Reasonable, plas. free estimates.

GL 1-9010 CHESTER McGREW first class. SP 41025 PLASTERING, new and patch; PAPER hanging, painting. stucco: free prompt steaming: pateb plastering: service; experienced. EM 8-9290. estimates: immediate service.

Bob PLUMBING and heating. teed; day or night: new and PAPER Hanging, labor $3 room, paired; reasonably priced. 637-1503. samples: plastering. 776-3020 PLUMBING; new and repair.

fix- PAPER hanging; labor 15 room; tures replaced, water heater serv- sample showing. SP 4-3910. ice. J. PLUMBING, Hartnett, heating, 447-4556.

remodeling, very PAPERING, reasonable teaming, plastering. price. C. W. repairs, water heaters, electric French, TW 5-1700.

sewer PLUMBING, cleaning. new 447-1505. and repair work. 1st PAPERING, class work; plastering, steaming. 778-8965, SP 6-7139.

sured, SP 2-1945. guaranteed; ROOF repairing: new roofs, bullt- priced PAPERING, right. painting. done right, up roofs; 32 year experience; SP fully WALTER insured: HARTLAGE. free estimates.

SP 8-2187 PAPERING, $22. furnished and hung 1 SIDING, rooms; Lile, EM 6-1975, tering. storm roofing, windows aluminum and doors, gut- RAY PAPER RANKIN hanging: tree estimates. installed by specialists: insured. SP 4-3761 Duro 4000 Crittenden Dr.

EM 6-3318 for tree estimates. Merchandise For Rent TOLEVISION corvice: for dependIce able service call dependable the ADDING registers, employ cash calculators. Rental finest technicians: no helpers, will may service when 1-7000. Night service no extra 100 8. 4th will charge.

be made Calls the received following after 0 morning. p.m. TELEVISIONS TOR RENT RUTH ELECTRIC CO, New portables, low GL 1-7600 3113 Free pickup, delivers. Open VISION service S. 4th.

ture tube specials. Suburb Pic TELEVISIONS Tor rent. TELEVISION deliveries antenna Installation, TV. TELEVISION S. SP 0 to 10.

Parkland Radio, SP 0-3574 service An hour or SP 6-1229, 2100 Date. A-1 work; ruaranteed. BRINER'S TV ESTABLISHED CO. 1948 454-4263 Automotive TELEVISION service calla day and night, all work TV guaranteed. Autemobiles For Sale SERVICE 1404 Dixie wy.

SP 2-0704 St. Helen's Radio TV city Service wide. BUICK 1900 LaSabre door hard. VISION 4740 Rockford Plaza 447.4561 top; matching like new: interior; solid power white steering finish: Southern TELEVISIONS Television. repaired SP on 2-1706.

credit. and brakes; radio and heater: our price $1,796. fully covered topping trees insurance: removed; DODGE USED CANS and and Chestnut JU estimates. Bros. Lost.