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a a a a a a THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE. WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 30. 1960 SECTION Funeral Set For Friday R. Wells Sales Executive, 63, Died In Hospital The funeral of Glen R.

Wells, a district sales manager here, will be at 11 a.m. Friday at the Klaehn Funeral Home, Fort Wayne, Ind. Burial will be there. Wells. 63.

of 3924 Leland Road, died at 6:05 a.m. Tuesday at Kentucky Baptist Hospital. He was sales manager here for Tokheim Corporation, manufacturer of service-station equipment. Wells was a native of Fort Wayne. He came to Louisville in 1927.

and had offices in the Heyburn Building. He was a member of Kosair Shrine Temple, Louisville Oil Men's Club, and the Louisville Chamber of Commerce. Survivors are his wife, the former Sue W. Spencer; a stepson, W. C.

Spencer, Chattanooga, and a brother, Kenneth Wells, Angola, The family asked that pressions of sympathy take the form of contributions to Kosair Crippled Children Hospital. The body will be at Pearson's, 149 Breckinridge Lane, until 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. Mrs. Lucy Burton Dies Special to The Courier Journal Columbia, Nov.

29- Mrs. Lucy Burton, 63, died at her home here Monday. Mrs. Maxine Grant and Mrs. Edna Sneed, both of Louisville, are daughters.

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Saturday for Sunday Courier -Journal. Announcement: Deaths and Funerals. BERMAN, Isaac (Ike) suddenly Tuesday, November 29. 1960 at 12:30 P. M.

Residence 1824 Spring age 69. Survived by 4 brothers: Morris, Dennis, William and Alex; 3 sisters; Mrs. Louis Schuster, Mrs. Lillian Goldberg and Mrs. Hannah Scher, Miami, Funeral from Herman Meyer Son, 1338 Ellison Thursday morning at 11.

Interment in Keneseth Israel Cemetery. BLOCK, Mr. Alfred passed away in his 71st year Monday, November 28, 1960, at 8:25 p.m. Family residence, 465 E. Lee St.

Lowing husband of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Block (Mayme Nicklies); devoted brother of Mrs. Mary beth (Mayme Hoffman) Henry, Os. car, George, and Edward Block. Mr.

Block is at the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home, 1201 E. Oak St. at Schiller where services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday, December 1st, by Rev.

Carl Eber. hard, pastor of Concordia Lutheran Church. Interment Cave Hill Cemetery, CARROLL, Mr. Garland, age 63 years Monday at 7:45 a.m, at SS. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital.

Residence 451 S. 32nd. Beloved husband of Mabel Golladay Carroll; devoted father of Mrs. John S. (Agnes) Powell, Mrs.

Henry B. (Thelma) Zorn. San Dimas, Miss Dorothy Carroll. Wilbur and Chester Carroll; brother of Mrs. Maude Pierce, Anita, 11 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren Riso survive.

Funeral services from Ratterman's, 2114 W. Market, Wednesday at 1 p.m. Interment St. Stephen's Cemetery, FRIEND, Miss Mary Elizabeth (Libby), entered eternal life, Sunday, November 27 1960. in her 54th year, Residence 4110 So 2nd.

LovEng sister of Mrs. C. C. (Pearl) Harbin, Mr. C.

R. Friend, and Mr. E. T. Friend, Sonora loving aunt of Dr.

Charles Harbin, Albuquerque, N. Mrs. Margaret S. Vanatta, Norma Hale Smothers. E.

R. Friend, town and Clarence Friend, also survived by several great nieces and nephews Miss Friend is at the 0. D. White Funeral Kome. 272 So.

Third, where services will be held Wednesday afternoon. at 2:30. Interment in St. Stephen Cemetery. GREENBERG, Mr.

Phillip, at the Jewish Hospital, Monday, November 26, 1960, at 12:55 p.m.; residence 2065 Douglas Blvd. Survived by one brother, Jacob: 2 sisters Mrs. Joe Feldman and Miss Dora. Funeral from Herman Meyer and Son, 1338 Ellison Wednesday morning at 11:30. Interment in Anshei Sfard Cemetery, Friends may send contributions to Four Courts.

HOUSE, Taylor passed away in his 69th year, Tuesday, November 29, 1960. Devoted husband of Mrs. Catherine House; loving father of Mrs. Katherine Huff and Mrs. Thelma Lucero of Los Angeles, devoted brother of Mr.

Henry House: also survived by 3 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren. Mr. House 1s resting at the McDaniel Funeral Home, 4339 Park Blvd. Funeral arrangements later. JACOBS, Walter Monday, No.

vember 28, 1960 at 9 a.m, at Nor- Deaths And TAYLOR F. HOUSE Taylor F. House, 69, of S. Second, a produce vender, was found in front of 908 Fehr about a.m, Tuesday, dead, Deputy Coroner James Barber said an autopsy would be performed to determine the cause of death. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Catherine House; two daughters, Mrs. Thelma Lucero, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Katherine Huff; a brother, Henry House; three grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. The body is at McDaniel Funeral Home, 4339 Park Boule- vard. WALTER B.

RUEVE Walter B. Rueve, an architect, died at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Norton Memorial Infirmary, Rueve, a native of Louisville, was associated with Ossian P. Ward here for 38 years. He lived at 319 Godfrey, Rueve was an Army veteran of World War I.

He was a member of First Lutheran Church and the American Institute of Architects. Survivors are wife, Mrs. Henrietta Rueve; his mother, Mrs. Ben Rueve, and three brothers, Charles Edward and Arthur S. Rueve.

The body is at Heady Funeral Home, 1201 E. Oak. MRS. ROSA PHILLIPS Mrs. Rosa Phillips, 83, died at 1:25 a.m.

Tuesday at her home, 2210 Franklin, Shively. Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Patrick O'Malley, Vero Beach, Mrs. Marie Hostetler, Jeffersonville, and Mrs. Leatha Shuman; a son, Johnie Phillips, Pomeroyton, 15 grandchildren, 16 greatgrandchildren, and two greatgreat-grandchildren.

The funeral will be at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at the W. G. Hardy Funeral Home, 4101 Dixie Highway. Burial will be at 3 p.m.

in the Hampton family cemetery, Menifee County. TIMOTHY F. O'KEEFE Timothy F. O'Keefe, a mutuel clerk at Churchill Downs for the past 13 years, died at 3:50 a.m. Tuesday at the Norton Memorial Infirmary.

He was 58 and lived at 1603 Algonquin Parkway. He is survived by his wife, the former Lavada Harlamert; a daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Melillo, Albany, N. a sister, Miss Margaret O'Keefe: a brother, Michael O'Keefe, and a grandchild. The body is at the Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia The funeral will be at 9 a.m.

Thursday at St. Ann Catholic where O'Keefe was a member." Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Announcements M. Jacobs; brother of Miss Mrs. Catherine Jacobs, Chicago, Ill.

Fu- Ohio, and from Pearson's, 1310 S. 3rd Washington, Wednesday afternoon at 2 at the Arch Interment in Cave Hil neral Home, where Mr. Russell passed Wednesday, suddenly Sunday, November a.m., and at about 11:00 a.m. at his More Church. 1709 St.

Louis in his 53rd at Lebanon Devoted husband of Mrs. Lebanon, Mae. nee Forrester, Jenkins; SIEDLING, Mr. Robert L. Jenkins: de- erine, entered father of Mrs.

Rose Ann Pul- November Messrs. Carroll William residence Russell brother of sister of and Mr. Harland Jen- Mr. J. Remains resting at the Owen Robert and Home, 2611 Virginia.

Fu- ling is at Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. from Home, 2727 Chapel. Burial in Ever- ices will be Cemetery, ing at 10 Mrs. Ina V. (nee Morgan) Sonora, November 29.

1960. at M. In her 77th year. ResiSMITH, 3803 W. Market, Beloved at day, Shipley of Melvin King: devoted 4th.

Devoted of Mrs. Phillip Connett and liam (Babe) M. King: also survived by (Pauline) grandchildren Services and 7 at great Schoppen. grand. (Henrietta) Fredrick Bros.

Funeral Home, 1832 and 12 Thursday, Decem- Funeral at 2 p.m. Interment Rest- from Bosse Cemetery, and Ellison Frank age 77 years face Church November 29, 1960 at 2:30 ment St. Residence 111 W. Market. Be- by Holy father of Mrs.

Henry (Dor- at 7:30 p.m. Hintleman, David, Gerald SPAYD, Edgar Masden: also survived her 76th Mrs. Ersie Warren and 28, 1960, Rena Doyle: brothers Felix 4607 Grover Masden: 9 grandchil- mother of great Mr. Plains, N. is at the Neurath Funeral day, Big 725 E.

Market St. Services Helm, Ft. Boniface Church Thursday William Interment Lebanon June- Roy Spayd, Cemetery. Laser, Mary E. (nee Stutzen- Longrader, age 85 years, Tuesday, Froman, 29, 1960 at 6:00 p.m.; Manuel 3132 Oriole Drive: be.

Malcom mother of Mrs. E. W. (Freda) ico. Carl Chester and Raymond and also survived by her survived J.

Stutzenberger, New Indiana: 5 grandchildren resting at great-grandchildren. Friends Home, 4327 at the Embry-Bosse Fu- wood. Home, 2723 Preston Highway. announced arrangements later. WELLS, Miss Katherine Mon- November November 28, 1960, at 5:30 the Kentucky Residence, 1823 Sils Ave.

63 years. sister of Miss Della Spencer Murphy, Funeral Thursday liam C. at 8:30 from Highlands Home, 3331 Taylorsville Wells, (enter parking area from Pearson's, Lane) and at St. Agnes until 8:30 at 9 o'clock. Interment ing.

Funeral Hill Cemetery, Rosary by neral Home, Agnes Altar Society Wednes day morning 3 p.m. ment in Mr. Timothy F. passed Fort November 29, 1960 at 3:50 sympathy contributions his 59th year at Norton Mepled Infirmary, Family residence Algonquin Pkwy. Devoted hus.

WILLIAMS, of Mrs. Lavada (nee Monday, O'Keefe: beloved father of 74th year: Lawrence (Ellen) Melillo, Al. lah Church N. brother of Miss Mar- loved O'Keefe and Mr. Michael Fern Creek: also survived by 1 grand.

Mrs. Remains resting at Owen Fu- sister Home, 2611 Virginia Ave. Fu- and Mrs services Thursday, 8:30 a.m. vived by Owen Chapel and at 9 o'clock St. Ann's Church.

Burial at is resting Cemetery. Home, 4327 from the Thomas 0.: age 66, at 12:45 p.m. Monday, November 28, Taylor Veterans Hospital, LouisKy. Beloved husband of Wagoner Patteson; also sur. Cemetery by son.

William T. Pattedaughter, Mrs. Stanley R. PANKE 5 grandchildren. Remains 817 E.

Funeral Home, Lebanon. Out of 2 p.m. Wednesday. Presbyterian Church. Inter.

SIX graves Ryder Cemetery, graves: M-639 care Mrs. Marcella Ohlmann, years, Sunday, November 27, at 11:50 p.m. at S.S. Mary Elizabeth Hospital. Residence Jordan Ave.

Beloved wife of E. Queenan. Stepmother of Jane Cauldron: sister of Mrs. 1230 Quino. Mrs.

Queenan is Ratterman's. 2815 S. 4th St. George 9 a.m. Wednesday Barret from Church.

Interment Cemetery. LEE Mrs. Minnie Belle, nee ME 4-3646 passed away Sunday D. J. 27, 1960, in her 75th year; 1230 S.

3d residence 2125 Wilson Ave. Broadway mother of Mr. Earl J. 3331 sister of Mrs. Anna May MAAS Mrs.

Jennie Wolz: also sur. by at 5 Remains Broadway grandchildren. the Owen Funeral Home, Virginia. Funeral Wednesday, a.m. from the Owen Chapel.

in Calvary Cemetery, EM 3-3566. Mr. Walter Tuesday, ALBERT 29, 1960, at p.m., at Memorial Infirmary; resi- 725 E. 319 Godfrey Ave. Beloved of Mrs.

Henrietta Haller devoted son of Mrs. Ben 4327 Taylor loving brother of Messrs. Edward H. and Arthur Rueve: also survived by se 2611 Virginia nieces and nephews. Mr.

L. D. is at the Arch L. Heady 1310 S. Son Funeral Home, 1201 E.

149 at Schiller Ave. Time of JOHN B. and interment later. Mr. Francis passed 2114 W.

Monday, November 28, 1950, GODFREY 49th year. Family residence, Inverness. Beloved brother of 1041 Gos: Funerals MRS. MELVIN KING King, the formMrs, Melvin, Morgan, died at 12:20 a.m. Tuesday in St.

Anthony Hospital. Mrs. King, 76, lived at 3803 W. Market. She was a native of Owen County.

Survivors include her husband; a daughter, Mrs. Phillip Connett; a son, Ralph M. King; four grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren, The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Schoppenhorst Funeral Home, 1832 W. Market.

Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Park. FRANK A. MASDEN Lebanon Junction Cemetery. MRS. GEORGE W.

GWYN Frank A. Masden, a retired brakeman for the Louisville Nashville Railroad, died at 2:30 a.m. Tuesday at his residence, 111 W. Market. He was 77 and a native of Lebanon Junction.

He is survived by ter, Mrs. Henry Hintleman; three sons, David, Gerald, and Edgar Masden; two sisters, Mrs. Ersie Warren and Mrs. Rena Doyle; two brothers, Felix and Grover Masden; nine grandchildren, and five greatgrandchildren. The body is at the Neurath Funeral Home, 725 E.

Market. The funeral will be 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Boniface Church. Burial will be ip the Mrs.

George W. former Louise Francis nuck, died at 8:20 day in SS. Mary Hospital. She was 71. Mrs.

Gwyn, 812 S. a member of Twenty Broadway Baptist of Francis Scott Key 84, Daughters of Survivors include daughters, Mrs. liams, St. Louis, Mrs. Hamon, and Mrs.

Ruth two sons, Raymond Gwyn; a sister, Wellenbrock; three dren, and three childrenody will be Funeral Home, 2611 after 5 p.m. Wednesday. funeral will be there Friday. Burial will be green Cemetery. MRS.

MARY MILLER Mrs. Mary Stutzenberger er, 3132 Oriole Drive, 6 p.m. Tuesday Home. Mrs. Miller, native of Jefferson Her husband, Adolph, 1921.

Survivors are a Mrs. E. W. Bohrman; Chester A. and Miller; a brother, P.

berger, New Albany; grandchildren, and grandchildren. body is at Funeral Home, 2723 Highway. Services Farrell of Galion, Mr. Edward Sheehe of D. C.

Mr. Sheehe is L. Heady Southern Fu3601 Taylor services will be held November 30th, at 8:30 9 o'clock at St. Thomas Interment Thursday National Cemetery in Ky. nee Bland.

Mrs. Katheternal life Monday, 28, 1960, in her 53rd year; St. Louis, Mo. Beloved Mrs. Bertha Cutsinger, John Gilbert 0., Jessie Bland.

Mrs. Siedthe 0. D. White Funeral S. Third, where serv.

held Wednesday morno'clock. Interment In Cemetery, 12 noon. George, age 85 years, MonNovember 28, 1960, at p.m. Nursing Home, 1524 S. father of Mrs.

WilMulligan, Mrs. Charles Krebs, Mrs. Raymond Beckwith, Richard and Smith: 9 grandchildren, great-grandchildren survive. Thursday morning at 8:30 Funeral Home, Barret and at St. Boniat o'clock.

Inter. Michael Cemetery. Rosary Name Society Wednesday Mrs. Emelie Katherine: in year Monday, November at 10:10 p.m. Residence, Southern Pkwy, Beloved Mrs.

John Lewis, White Mrs. Robert HollaSprings, Mrs. Floyd Lewis, Messrs. Rolfe, Lewis Spayd and sister of Mrs. Roy Rodney, Mrs.

John Columbia, Mo. Messrs. Hunter, Mrs. Fred Rosenbaum, Tulsa. Rosenbaum.

Tapico, MexRosenbaum. Columbia, Farel Rosenbaum: also by 14 grandchildren, 3 Mrs. Spayd is the Nunnelley Funeral Taylor at OakTime of service to be later. Glen Robert, Tuesday, 29, 1960 at 6:05 a.m. at Baptist Hospital, age Beloved husband of Sue Wells; stepfather of Spencer, Chattanooga, brother of Mr.

Kenneth Angola, Ind. Remains at 149 Breckinridge Lane p.m., Wednesday evenfrom the Klaehn FuFort Wayne, Friat 11 o'clock. InterLindenwood Cemetery, Wayne, Ind. Expressions form of may take the to the Kosair CripChildren's Hospital. Mrs.

Mary Elizabeth, November 28, 1960, in her residence, Route 1, Fern Creek. Bemother of Mrs. Louise Stoltz, Mrs. Juanita Peterson, Josephine Kiddey, Portland, of Mrs. Pearl Harrell Sue Landrum; also sur6 grandchildren and one great-granddaughter.

Mrs. Witliams at the Nunnelley Funeral Taylor Blvd. Services funeral home Wednesday p.m. Interment Zachary National Cemetery. Lots, Monuments.

6 MONUMENT CO Jefferson St. JU 4-1863. the High Rent District or 2 single and 2 double owner leaving town, Write C.J. Times. Funeral Directors.

7 BARRETT FUNERAL HOME Bardstown Rd. GL 1-5330 BOSSE Funeral Home and Ellison GL 1-8440 E. CRALLE INC. 1330 S. Third St.

ME 4-3347 DOUGHERTY SON St. ME at 34th. SP 6-6642 Taylorsville Rd. GL 1-4420 FUNERAL HOME Stanley H. Maas at Floyd JU 5-4284 The McDaniel Funeral Home, Inc.

3-5667 4339 Park Bivd. NEURATH SON Funeral Home Market JU 4-1191 NUNNELLEY Funeral Home Blvd. EM 8-2833 OWEN FUNERAL HOME Avenue SP 6-5775 PEARSON SON, INC. Third St. ME 4-3628 Breckinridge Lane TW 6-0349 RATTERMAN SONS Funeral Parlors Market SP 6-4661 F.

AN RUSSMAN SON Funeral Home ME 5-7426 IsaacBerman, Long- Time Clothier, Dies Worked 50 Years: Funeral Is Tomorrow Isaac Berman, 69, a clothier almost 50 years, died at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at General Hospital. Berman, 1824 Spring Drive, retired several years ago, He formerly was with the old Myer Berman Sons clothing store. He was of St. George Masonic Kenemember, seth Israel, B'nai B'rith, Four Courts, and American Legion.

Survivors are four brothers. Morris, Dennis, William, and Alex Berman, and three sisters, Mrs. Louis N. Schuster, Mrs. Hannah Scher, a and Mrs.

Lillian Goldberg. The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Herman Meyer Son Funeral Home, 1338 Ellison. Burial will be in Keneseth Israel Cemetery, MISS K. J.

MURPHY Miss Katherine J. Murphy died at 5:30 p.m. Monday at her home, 1823 Sils. She was a native of Louisville and a member of the Altar Society of St. Agnes Church.

Surviving is a sister, Miss Della G. Murphy, The funeral will be at 8:30 a a.m. Thursday at the Highlands Funeral Home, 3331 Taylorsville Road, and at 9 a.m. at St. Agnes Church.

Burial will be in Cave Hill Cemetery. MISS LUCY S. COLEMAN Miss Lucy S. Coleman, formerly a piano teacher in the Crescent Hill area, died about 2 p.m. yesterday at Ann Lynne Manor, Lyndon.

She was 93. Miss Coleman had lived at 40 120 Pennsylvania until he more injured than years was in a fall at her home about seven years ago. She had been in the nursing home since. She was a member of Crescent Hill Presbyterian Church about 30 years. She is survived by a brother, Dr.

Selby S. Coleman, Nicholasville, and two nieces. The body is at Betts Funeral Home, Nicholasville. BOYD D. THOMAS Boyd Duncan Louisville road Company his retirement died eral Hospital.

His 1216. Springdale He is survived by Mrs. Mollie Wilkerson The funeral will p.m. Wednesday man's, 2815 S. will be in Schardein Directors.

BROS. Funeral Home JU 5-4394 Notices 8 Lodge Number 147 F. meet in called comScottish Rite Temple, Gray St, Wednesday, 1960, 7:30 P.M. to E.A. Degree, Visitors 5 Raymond L.

Werner, Bissell, Secy. Lodge, Number 266, F. meet in called comWednesday at 12:30 Owen Funeral Home, Ave. to pay our last respect to our deRussell W. Jenkins.

to attend, visitors C. Rock, MasT. Stigger, Secy. Opportunities. 9 a new Ford to Miami.

own. enjoy a leisure half gas costs. Call Rent a Car. Lost. 11 black with initials I.

S. it; containing keys papers; vicinity 39th reward. SP 6-5977. equipment, Golden 703 Iowa: Thanks reward. Call ME diamond, will person up diamond and sap.

at scene of accident, and Bardstown Rd. Tuesday, November 1-4426. No questions small black body, and legs, brown resembles part Cocker: Call Harrods 8-1436 or CA 8-1176. Toy Fox Terrier, white face, short black tail: vicinity Bardstown Air, Monday, reward, 8-1262. male, 15 inch, brown and black: vicinity Iro.

November 26th: named reward. EM 7.8525 female, tan with black breed: rabies tag 2007; Clarksville. BU 3-3480 after 5:30 Collie puppy 5 white and sable: 26th vicinity: November SP 2-7518. Bone, female: name C. collar: vicinity 6th and for return or in3-2588.

male: sable and white: Valley Station on No. children's pet; re7-3341. male, fawn color: Fairgrounds, Sunday night; reward. EM 6-5933 female; vicinity RockNovember 26th; named EM 8-3611. with black jet; reduring office hours, crescent shape, with Reward.

EM 6-6196. and 2 small account glove compartment truck; books of value reward. Griffin Produce Produce Terminal, GL 8-3294. 12 gauge pump, lost Forest on Wilson reward. TW 5-2985.

20 gauge, double barrel. November 26th, reward. downtown area: if found please return papers. 4-7255 Information-Personals. 13 not wait until the last year for our Christmas Let's gO down to on 3rd St.

NOW. behave the largest selecPrices are low, too. who saw accident at 22nd night of November 12:40 a.m. please call own Christmas gifts; trims, W. Market, JU 3-5521 Jeweler, announces location with Buschemey669 S.

4th. Call me. Gwyn, the Skrobp.m: TuesElizabeth 36th, was Third Church and Council America. three Margie WilGeorgine Becker; and Cecil Mrs. Mary grandchilgreat grand- at Owen Virginia, The at 1 p.m.

in Ever- Mill. died at Ann Rest 85. was a County. died in daughter, two sons, Raymond F. J.

Stutzenfive five great- Embry-Bosse Preston Automotive Funeral 19th and Market. MT. ZION and A.M. will munication Brook and November 30, confer the welcome. Master: E.

ROBINSON and A.M. will munication o'clock in 2611 Virginia sad: parted brother, Members urged welcome. ter: Clifford Travel MIAMI; drive use as your trip: we pay JU. 4-1121. BILLFOLD, engraved on and personal and Garland; BODY building Triumph; giving night: 7-3216 after BRACELET, who picked phire bracelet Grinstead Dr.

about 5:45 p.m. 22, call GL asked: reward. DOG, male. white undersides cheeks; near GlenDean. Creek, CA Reward.

DOG. male with black answers Caesar; Rd. and Bon JU. 5-2412. DOG, Beagle, with white quois Park: Feisty: friendly; or EM 8-4415.

DOG, small face, mixed vicinity reward. p.m. DOG, female months old: and Dumesnil 27th: reward. DOG, Red R. Bush on Zane.

Reward formation. DOG; Collie; vicinity of vember 16th: ward. WE DOG, Chihuahua, Vicinity vaccinated: DOG, Beagle, ford Lane: Susie; reward. PIN, diamond, ward. Call EM 3-3583.

PIN; gold, rhinestones. SALES beaks ledgers: from of pickup to owner: Louisville call EM SHOTGUN, outside Creek SHOTGUN, Saturday, WA 1-1519. WALLET; keep money, Phone WH JOHN: Let's minute this decorations. CAUFIELD'S cause they tion in town. PRISCILLA.

ANYONE and Broadway, 10th about JU 4-0239. MAKE your felts, braids, A. BAER. A. J.

Geiger, his new er's. JU Services Offered Services Offered- -General. 14 ADDITIONS, remodeling. rooms. bathrooms, porches, attics; F.H.A.

terms. T. J. Gerkins. EM 3-4429.

Statistics For City And County Complaints Filed 53981-King Enterprises vs. Chas. Stinnett et foreclosure. 53982-Roy G. Carpenter vs.

Wm. B. Lindsey, damages, 53983 Emma Graves vs. Richard Graves, divorce. 53984- W.

H. Holeman Dorothy M. Frey, lien. Jean Hickey vs. Bruce L.

Hickey, divorce. 53986-Mary H. Cook vs. Margaret Palmer, damages. 53987 Bertha Deaux Joseph Deaux, divorce.

Sound Electronic Sup. pliers vs. Budco, collection. 53989 Time Finance Vs. Clarence Beasley, transcript.

53990-Byerly Motors vs, Morris Crain, collection. 53091 -James Haw John S. Long, damages 53992-Sou. Discount vs. Atlas Realty foreclosure.

53993 The Golden Hamburger DriveIn vs. Erma M. Schrader et lease. 53994-The Golden Point Erma M. Schrader, contract.

53995 Elizabeth Jones vs. Edward Dixon, damages. 53996- Clinton 0. Crow Burnell M. Flint, attachment.

53997-Columbus Wood Preserving Co. vs. James Mullins et collection. -Dora E. Mason vs.

Donald R. Mason, divorce. 53999 Gen. Motors Acc. vs.

Edward Lee, order of delivery. 54000-Thomas J. Miles vs. Walter J. Hanley, note.

54001-Laverne Avent Jame Avent, divorce. 54002-Wanda J. Skaggs Wm. C. ShaREs, divorce.

54003- Dillingham Omega Dillingham, divorce. 54004-Effie B. Nealy VA. John Nealy, divorce. 54005-Shirley Clemons, on complaint.

54006-Betty Ann Meier, real estate. 54007-Petition. 54008-Agnes King vs. James Fred King, divorce. 54009 Jesse D.

Price Va. Ernest Cole, damages. 54010-Termination. Building Permits Lynnwood Realty brick-veneer dwelling, Lot No. 24 Thistlewood $10.000.

Parkway Methodist Church. wreck room, 3331 North Western $50. Jos. H. De Witt, concrete-block rage, 1500 Bluegrass, $829.

Ben Kroopkin, wreck frame dwelling. 712 W. Burnett, $100. Texie Huffman, add porch, 3504 Hudson, $425. Scheirich wreck frame dwelling, 220 Ottawa $100.

H. J. Scheirich wreck frame dwelling, 219 Mohawk $100. County Court Harris J. Berman appointed guardian of Gary Alan Kaufman.

Flora Steinfeld appointed executor of Carrie Loebenberg estate. First National Lincoln Bank of Louisville appointed executor of John Ray Goepper estate. W. A. MacKenzie appointed adminis trator with the will annexed of Mary Frances Spear estate.

Quarterly Court Hit and run-Samuel T. Patton, held to grand jury, Dec. 12. Drunken driving--Paul Joseph Gettler. continued to Dec.

13; Edward Paul Nugent, continued to Dec 22. and Billy S. Gibson, continued to Police Court Drunken driving David Robinson, $150: Boyd L. Miller and Robert J. Smith, $100 each.

Reckless driving--Ernest L. Prewitt, $150. Malicious shooting---Robert W. Hall, postponed Conversion--Grace Armstrong. postponed to Dec.

13. Grand larceny--Ronald E. Hayes, held to grand jury Dec. 7. Illegal possession and sale of liquor -Paul E.

Daniels, $500; Edward W. Brown, $150, Marriage Licenses James R. Johnson, 27, student, 1920 Wrocklage: Patricia A. Brantley, 20, of N. State.

Donald L. St. Denny, 21, Army, Ogdensburg, N. E. Vincent, 18, of 423 E.

Market. William R. Whalin, 42, welder; Dorothy A. Logsdon, 29, both of 1022 S. 5th.

John E. Willard, 21, Army, Laings burg. Shirley A. Wilkins, 18, of 408 Dakota. John 0.

Walker, 25, Navy; Myrtle M. Kinsey, 31, both of 2809 S. 4th. Bert A. Hall, 49, construction, 705 Business -General.

Services Offered ALTERATIONS FURNACES, water repairing, painting. cleaned, repaired, the additions of stalled; JU 3-3221 or PORCHES. FURNACES cleaned insured workmen. all types, 24 hour months to pay. guaranteed.

SP 8-3117. CO. FURNACE repair, 2-1851. Christopher, remodeling maples, LANDSCAPING; oaks, white ESTIMATES. bathrooms, porches ornamental trees.

F.H.A, terms up to dietown. Ky, CH payment. CONSTRUCTION CO. like new. MATTRESSES, Save up all to SP 8-8232 for free home estimates.

YEAR works FHA on job. TERMS RINEY BEDDING Since 1930. and DORMERS Kessler PATCH plastering. Night WO 9.7885 week. prompt Ted Dryden.

service: prices remodeling complete job: and free re- PATCH plastering, to pay. L. W. experience, Call Otto, PLASTERING, new work; basement alterations, repairs Mr. Berry, TW 5-9061.

to attics: dormers bids: 5 year PLASTERING, stucco, anytime. chimney work; insured. tuck pointing, PLUMBING; new; wallg and chimney, fixtures; water JU 4-4469. bank terms; free block work; addi- Fitzner, EM 6-5354: beautiful fireplaces, PLUMBING, new; GL 1-9875. pairs, electric sewer ter heaters.

Ray Doak. IN DEBT PLUMBING; new, make 1 payment pairs, water heaters. we give fast, ef. ilton, SP 8-7676. you and your SEWER cleaning.

systematic plan will Electric Sewer Service are not connected TELEVISION service: budget service in able service call a ice dealer; we Service in Louisville finest technicians: C. T. Steele service your set when Bldg. 139 S. 4th 1-7500.

Night service JU 2-2538. charge. Calls received installations. Sears of- will be made the installation of as RUTH ELECTRIC asbestos or alumi- TELEVISION service doors and where in Falls Cities vinyl floor tile days, nights, Sundays. wall tile: noth- side line, 90 day F.H.A, Call for parts, service.

Dave's E. Market. JU 3-0404: ROEBUCK CO. TELEVISION, home JU 3-6611 $1.50 quick service, made, remodel- 15 years' experience: finished a special- 6-1214 WE 7-2042. TELEVISION service, in.

bars, sink call, day, night: ME 7-4897. store weak picture of all kinds; SCANLON'S TV 22 years in busi- TELEVISION service, WO 9-9721. Sundays, prompt additions, gen- JUT 5-4497 PRICE RITE repair work, terand sagging floors TELEVISION service replaced: free esti- calls $2, quality 8-5333. Briner's T. JU work, all types and TELEVISION service free estimates.

W. fast, dependable, 6-6208. DIAL TV. ME wanted; small TELEVISION service WA 1-3168 with ad: 90 day windows, doors, all GENERAL TV CO. prices.

EM 8-5734. TELEVISION service work, all kinds: city wide service. painting; free JU 5-5292, JU 7-6914. Call TW 3-7670. TELEVISION service; TW 3-7670.

Sunday, 416 W. Oak. repairs, remodeling, TREE topping; 6-5601. moved: estimates. all kinds: side- Service.

EM 8-8531. porches, steps; base- TREE topping and white; free fully covered with 8-5676. estimates. Smith block, brick work. TREE TOPPING, waterproofed; bling, feeding, under homes.

Mills, ing. Voils, GL 1-1731, TYPING in my home block work; base. concern. GL 1-2756. homes.

SP 8-3631. UMBRELLAS painting, inte- men's suits altered. references. WA Market IT 3-8021 UPHOLSTERING and pairing; free estimates. SPECIALISTS ter, GL 1-9597.

service, 24 UPHOLSTERING, night, ishing: free estimates: TW 3-2511 holstery Shop, GL rewiring trucks. and Louis. UPHOLSTERING repair able: free estimates. heat specialF.H.A. terms.

WASHERS SERVICED ELECTRIC CO. All makes repaired, 2018 Frankfort Ave. of parts for all REWIRING 1-day FACTORY service 24 SPECIALISTS SERVICE in the hours, city. oldest A Washer terms. ME 6-1731 728 F.H.A.

ELECTRIC CO. ELECTROLUX and (R) 410 S. 1st. write pickup delivery; Electrolux rewiring specialists: Sales and Service, installations: bank Local phone. JU licensed and inElectric EM Moving and wiring and repairs: Bullitt Electric.

MOVING? 4:30 WO 9-5066. Anywhere basements, grading, Then rent a new Ford backhoe; dirt and trucks. move yourself to one half Clip laying and ment, it's worth sanders for rent. mile trip. and $1 for HESTER al 100 miles.

EM 3-9793 AVIS DRIVE 615 S. 3rd St refinishing. re floors speciality; SADLER'S Movers. ME 4-4573. service: white square foot; rate: free estimate.

sanders, edgers for MOVING and light or GL 8-4177. a week, 24 hours a fast and de- veteran. EM 6-5886 on gas, oll or coal; MOVING, no hourly calls. winter rates. Barrick HEATING SERVICE 6-6159.

nights, EM 6-6446 MOVING. 1 days cleaned and repaired: Shadowens, free inspection MOVING, we specialize 24 hour service. ators and stoves. W. Oak; Fannie M.

Reed, 45, of 420 Montana. Clyde Gifford. 22, laborer, Hereford, Margaret 23, of 4622 Riverview. Marion 0. Moore, 53, cab operator; Winnie E.

Caroland. 42, both of 3261 Taylor Blvd. Births Boys Born To David C. Nowlin, 2121 Columbia Sept. 6.

Harold Ray Nunn, 1309 Summitt, Pleasure Ridge Park, Oct. 18. Eugene Crant Oithuis, 1114 Orchard Oct. 22. James Brown Patterson, 109 Rostetter.

Oct. 18. William Todd Pearce, 3204 Hikes Oct. 23. Meivin Lee Quaack, 2808 Ralph, Oct.

22. Mark Calvert Randall, New Albany, Rt. 2, Oct. 26, Albert Risen, 3003 Darmouth, Oct. 20.

Jos. Anthony Roderick, Brandenburg, P. 0. Box 292, Oct. 21.

Donald Lee Russell, 1, 1129 S. Shelby, Oct. 22. Robt. E.

Sandlin, 10104 Headley, Anchorage, Oct. 21. Donald Henry Shaughnessy, 2338 Date, Oct. 22. Bertrom Hartfield Sneed, 1571 S.

7th, Oct. 24. John James Starck, 4425 Sanders Oct. 27. Charles Franklin Woods, 421 Ottawa, Oct.

24. Carl Clarence Yann, 4713 Valley tion Oct. 24. Howard Thomas Baker, Bloomfield Rt. 1, Oct.

29. Irvin Lloyd Barmore, 2302-B Terrier Oct. 25. Edw. Francis Bischof, 603 Roma, Jetfersonville, Oct.

27. Prenith Burton, 3708 Wheeler, Oct. 28. Benj. Clark, 6016 Middlerose Valley Station, Oct.

27. Larry Geo. DeVore, 3506 Lisbon Oct. 27. Wm.

Floyd Frazier, 108 E. Adair, Oct. 24. Louis Michael Giuliano, 3509 Terrier Oct. 25.

Hubert Cecil Louden, 332 Scout, Oct. 29. Will Paul Manning, Anchorage RI. Oct. 29.

Earl Dwight Meeks, 3912 Michigan Oct. 27. Vollie S. Moberly, Valley Station Rt. 3, Oct.

26. Thomas Mulac, 3548 Michigan Oct. 27. Raymond Luther McIntyre, 1719 S. 1st, Oct.

27. Jeffersonville, Oct. James Edw. Robinson, 3502 Centralia Robt. Eugene Robinson, 4806 Clarmer, Jeffersontown, Oct.

28. Robt. Edw. Seidl, 4214 Taylor Oct. 25.1 Woodrow Wilson Singleton, 2427 Slevin, Oct.

28. James Robt, Smothers, Shepherds ville Rt. 3. Oct. 27.

Donald Gerald Therriault, 10225 Star. light Way, Valley Station, Oct. 28. Carl Smyser Thomas, 1837 Burwell, Oct. 27.

Charles A Albert Tobaben, 125 MacArthur Oct. 24. Donald Cuzner Wood, 1425 Nightingale Oct. 27. Twins, Boy and Girl, Born To Terry Lane, 7104 E.

Manslick Oct. 25. octerma Simpson, 3112 Du Valle Girls Born To Charles Ernest Acuff, 321 Merriman Oct. 29. Michael 21.8 Antes, 8011 Sherry Lynn Oct.

James Stanley Berry, 1792 W. Burnett, Oct. 25. James Michael Clayton, 4713 Dohn Oct. 27.

Robert Louis Gatlin, 2203 Canto Oct. 28. John Addison Huggins, 4236 Taylorsville Oct. 23. Travis Wesley Johnson, 4208 man, Oct.

28. Rondall Hall Leslie, 1700-C S. 13th, Oct. 25. Edw.

Ray Lott, 1179 Lincoln Oct. 28. John David Martin, 3544 Nanz. Oct. 29.

Howard Edw. Neeley, 5307 Woodhill Oct. Charles "Norman Pash, 3305 Utah, Oct. 27. Doyle Frank Patrick, 1723 W.

Hill, Oct. 25. Harvey Lee Sloan, 2120 Osage, Oct. 28. Gerald Edw.

Walk, 4813 Granada, Valley Station, Oct. 27, Donald Bryan White, 1260 Cherokee Oct. 25. Divorces Granted Elsie Carter Fromme from Raymond J. Opportunities Livestock -General.

14 Moving and heaters, stoves, HAULING, any type; adjusted, rates. ME 7-6200. 366-3743. LIGHT hauling, and serviced, ored; general cleanup. service, work LIGHT hauling, moving, white, reasonable, GL and gas appli- LIGHT hauling.

rubbisn GL 8-5479. no inb ton small shade trees, LIGHT hauling; veteran, birch, ash and Roberts, 3-4387. Mid. 5-5920. types rebuil Painting, call now JU 7-0228.

DECORATINO, complete co. ing. painting: tile work. 431 W. Market.

roofing. guttering: new work man: terms: since 1929 reduced Nulte R-4157 ME 4-0303. this DECORATING, paper stucco; ME 35 7-8241. years' insured; free estimate: steaming, painting, service. Hayes, JU and patch in color.

DECORATING, papering, steaming, plastering, immediate service, grate and C. W. Lehr, SP 6-2169. SP 8-6057. repair; bathroom PAINTINO Talk To replaced; Make Fine Painting estimates.

E. J. Satisfaction Quality JU 2-2661. WALTER BLOUNT, remodeling, re- PAINTING, interior, cleaning, wa- pairing; roof painting, SP 6-4714. Free estimates; immediate remodeling, re- insured.

GL 2-1335 Charles Ham- PAINTING, interior, Material, workmanship Call Modern CLIFFORD PETERS SP 4-3838. PAINTING, papering, for depend- modeling: expert dependable serv. G. MAAS. only the PAINTING.

steaming: helpers will mates; quick service. you call GL PAPER hanging, painting, no extra steaming: patch after 9 p.m. estimates: immediate following morning. Owings. TW 5-6459.

GL 1-7600. PAPERING, labor $7 calls, any paper or mine; steaming, area, ing. W. L. Rankin, JU This is not PAPER hanging, free guarantee on years experience: TV Shop, 826 ice.

R. JU 3-1086. Barnes, ME day service: or calls size room, ROBERTSON. HANGING: samples les PAPER EM city wide. EM PAPER hanging, special complete $25 up: $2 service ice.

Ferguson, JU guaranteed; 4-4036. tubes special. PAPER hanging; paper JU 4-9584 5c roll up: plastering, days, nights, painting. Tom Conley, service. PAPER HANGING, T.V.

drinking. C. Barnes. EM 8-8161. PAPERING, labor $5 in 1 hour; plastering, steaming, work: reliable.

side and exterior: 2-3980 anytime. EM 6-1975 LILE calls PAPERING, steaming, guaranteed. 9 to 9 painting: work EM 3-5087. Berry, TW 5-9061. calls; $1.50 PAPERING, labor guarantee.

dependable, references, ME 4-9741. PAPERING, labor, $5 on all makes: shown. W. McGuffin. Clarksdale Radio PAPERING, $5 room, ME 7-1863.

day, night, PAPERING, painting, ME 6-3054. ing: steaming first dangerous trees re- experience. Currens, SP Hogan's 2-1159. Tree PAPERING, specializing neat service. Peerce, trees removed; PAPERING; for neat, insurance: free mediate work.

Call Bros. EM 6-8868. removing, ca- free PAPERING, estimates. SP steaming, transplanting, EM 7-8401. spray.

PAPERING, painting, low prices. Carl. ME for business recovered; ladies' Merchandise For Mueller's 705 ADDING machines, furniture re- cash registers. Dick Fos- may apply towards LOUISVILLE repairing, refin- 106 S. HOSPITAL 4th St Jack's Up- beds, 1-9232.

commodes, walkers, repairs: reason- suction pumps. JU WA 1-9412. REID HOSPITAL SUPPLY, TELEVISIONS for rent complete stock delivery JU 4-5645 low hotels, hospitals; makes washers: delivery THOR FENCING YOUR We'll lend you the Service extra cost! Highest Shelby Parkway rials, lowest prices. service; prompt FALLS Call CITY SP out of city (R) Authorized E. Broadway.

TV'S FOR RENT. 4-0201. New portables, Free pickup and 21 3113 S. 4th. A.

B. Hauling. Any Time Automotive or other fine this and save advertise- up Automobiles for any 500 each BUICK 1955 door dio, heater, dynaflow IT SYSTEM and power steering: JU 4-1121 with like new white 7 days week only $595 with only $95 reasonable cash or equity in your SP 8-4686. and paymenta of hauling, 7 days month. day: white help: 636 LOUISVILLE 5th de charge, Son, low SP BUICK 1955 Super 4 all power: radio, heater; week.

of 30 cars on sale per white down; $495. 8-8078, HANNAH in refriger- 4th and Breckinridge 4-3687, Dorothy V. Johnstone from Albert Moses M. Mitchell from Mary Me. Griff.

Helen Fielden from Ben Jr. Marion Edward Ewell from Mary Hattie (Willis) Shelby Jean Woods from Ralph Edward. Viola C. Lewis from Bernard. Dorothy P.

Bridges from Charles, E. Samuel Schwartz from Nellie G. Judith Ann McDonald from Thomas Edward. James R. Dowdell Irene 1 Pearl May Gleason from Orin.

Newsman Ray Doyle Dies Covering Story New York, Nov. 29 (PRay Doyle, veteran newspaper reporter known to criminals and prosecutors alike as a "right guy," collapsed and died in front of the United States Courthouse Tuesday night after covering a front-page spy story. He was 57. Doyle, a newspaperman more 30 years, had been assigned by The New York Mirror to cover the arraignment of Dr. Robert Soble, accused of espionage.

He called in his story and moments later collapsed and died. Less than a week ago a jailbreaker and bank robber, Ray Delano Tate, 27, on the F.B.I.'s list of 10 most-wanted criminals gave himself up to Doyle. Entry Of Girl, 9, Wins Barrow Title Chicago, Nov. 29 (P-A 9- lahan of Milford, who year-old girl, Colleen Rae A Calthinks "pigs are real nice," saw her dream come true Tuesday when her 202-pound pet Hampshire named Reliable was crowned grand-champion barrow of the International Live Stock Exposition. Colleen's lightweight barrow, which she cared for from the time it was farrowed, will be sold at auction Wednesday.

The International's record price for a grand-champion barrow is $19.25 a pound, paid in 1955 for a 204-pound Hampshire. It brought the owner, McGuire Hampshire Farm, Wisner, $3,927. J. P. Beatty Dies; Was Farm Leader Lexington, Nov.

29 (A)- James Pritchett Beatty, 92, who sponsored the first farmersco-operative stockyard and the died Tuesday John Graves first wool growers pool here, Ford Memorial Hospital in Georgetown after a long illness. Beatty was a retired Fayette County farmer and saddle-horse breeder. He had been a member of the Fayette County Board of Education and was active in a number of farm organizations. Merchandise Automobiles for Sale. BUICK 1960 LeSabre 4 top; this yellow and white is fully equipped, all power, matic transmission, radio, This is probably one of cars of its kind in the city; just a few miles by the owner.

Come in and drive new car. Fully guaranteed respect. Come in and truly fine motor car. O'DANIEL MOTORS 2nd and Chestnut BUICK 1980 LeSabre 4 top, radio and heater matic; beautiful white miles: was $3,095, now G.M.A.C. terms.

BALLARD'S LOT 108 W. Broadway Open Evenings BUICK 1957 2 door hard steering and brakes; extra, clean, very low mileage, choose from. G.M.A.C. terms. in or call Whitey Stewart.

LIDDIE PONTIAC 244 Vincennes. 1EWH New 4-8477 BUICK 1957. Special 4 door radio, heater, and automatic; power: low mileage: one and guaranteed. 108 W. Broadway BALLARD'S LOT, Open Evenings BUICK 1959 Electra 2 top: radio, heater, and beautiful finish: low $2,695, now $2,498.

BALLARD'S LOT 108 W. Broadway Open Evenings BUICK 1958 Super door radio, heater, and automatic power: beautiful finish; now $1,698. BALLARD'S LOT 108 W. Broadway Open Evenings BUICK, 1957: 4 door Century, flow, fully equipped; beautiful blue and white: only 4-2233. JIM COOKE BUICK3rd and Market New BUICK 1955 Special 4 light green finish with er, Dynaflow, power brakes.

Stock number $595, low G.M.A.C. terms. KOSTER SWOPE BUICK. TW 5-2458 3712 Frankfort BUICK 1955 Special hardtop: flow, radio, heater: out: full price $695; nothing $37.14 monthly. TRI CITY OLDSMOBILE Corner 12th and Bdwy.

BUICK 1957 Special 4 door, red and white; Dynaflow, heater; power steering; $1,095, TRI CITY OLDSMOBILE Corner 12th and Broadway BUICK 1958 Century top; light green; full mileage; extra nice; 4-2233. JIM COOKE BUICK-RAMBLER 3rd and Market New BUICK, 1954; 2 door Riviera, flow, radio, heater, and go, beauty, maroon $495. WH 4-2233. JIM COOKE BUICK-RAMBLER 3rd and Market New BUICK 1960 hardtop power steering: low mileage; fice price. DIXIE MARINE BOAT 4405 Dixie Hgwy, BUICK 1955 Special Riviera, heater, 2 tone, sale $28.75 per month; $95 other 1955 and 1956 models from $395 to $695 to GIRDLER MOTORS 2410 Bardstown Rd.

BUICK 1955 Special 2 top, white and red good body, good rubber at $645. See Tony Alvey, C. F. SMITH MOTOR 2210 W. Broadway.

BUICK 1957 Convertible; ful black finish, all and all power accessories: at $1,191. SWOPE AUTO 126 Breckinridge Lane BUICK 1959 Electra 225 ble; there are none HANK DARNELL 901 W. Broadway. tual sacrifice CADILLAC, miles: for 1957 quick perfect coupe; sale. Service Station, TW 6-9306.

NOTICE OF PROPOSED MERGER Notice is hereby given that application has beea made to the Comptroller of the arrency, Washington 25, D.C. for his consent to a merger of LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, and BANK OF MIDDLETOWN, Middletown, Kentucky. It is contemplated that all offices of the above-named banks will tinue to be operated. This notice is published pursuant to section 18(c) of the Federal De posit Insurance Act. October 31, 1960 LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF LOUISVILL LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY BANK OF MIDDLETOWN.

MIDDLETOWN, KENTUCKY LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK and TRUST COMPANY Of Louisville SHAREHOLDERS' MEETING Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to call of its directors, a special meeting of the shareholders of Liberty National Bank and Trust Company of Louisville will be held at its banking house at 416 West Jefferson Street, the City of Louisville, State of tucky, on Wednesday, December 14, 1960, at 11 o'clock a.m. for the purpose of considering and determining by vote whether an agreement to merge the said bank and Bank of Middletown, town of Middletown, State of Kentucky, under the provisions of the the United States, shall be ratified and confirmed, subject to the approval of the Comptroiler of the Currency, Washington, D. and for the purpose of voting upon any other matters incidental to the proposed merger of the two banks. A copy of the aforesaid agreement, executed by majority of the directors of each of the two banks, providing for the merger, is on file at the bank and may be inspected during business hours. (s) MERLE E.

ROBERTSON, President. BANK OF MIDDLETOWN, MIDDLETOWN, KENTUCKY SHAREHOLDERS' MEETING President. NOTICE OF SALE City of Glasgow Municipal Housing Commission New Housing Authority Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to call of its directors, special meeting of the shareholders of the Bank of Middletown will be held at its banking house at Middletown, town of town, State of Kentucky, on Wednes day, December 14, 1960, at 11:00 o'clock a.m., for the purpose of considering and determining by vote whether an agreement to merge the said bank and the Liberty National Bank and Trust Company of Louisville, located in Louisville, State of Kentucky, under the provisions of the laws of the United States, shall be ratified and confirmed, subject to approval of the Compof the Currency, Washington, D. and for the purpose of voting upon any other matters incidental to the proposed merger of the two banks. A copy of the aforesaid agreement, executed by a majority of the directors of each of the two banks.

providing for the merger, is on file at the bank and may be inspected during business hours. (s) M. W. ROSS, Bonds (First Issue) Sealed proposals will be received by the City of Glasgow Municipal Housing Commission (herein called the "Local at its office, Lessenberry Building, in the City of Glasgow, tucky, until, and publicly opened at, 11:00 o'clock a.m. (C.S.T.) on ber 14, 1960, for the purchase of $1,410,000.00 bonds of the Local Authority to be known as "New Housing Authority Bonds (First Issue)," being issued to aid in financing its low-rent housing project(s), The bonds will be dated December 1, 1959, will mature serially on ber 1 each year, commencing December 1, 1961, and ending December 1, 2000, and will bear interest at the rate per annum fixed in the proposal accepted for the purchase of the bonds from December 1, 1960, payable semi-annu.

ally on June 1 and December 1, and will be obligations of the Local Authority secured by a pledge of annual contributions unconditionally payable to the Local Authority by the Publie Housing Administration (an instrumentality of the United States Government). The bonds will be redeemable at the option of the Local Authority on any interest-payment date on and after fifteen years from their date at redemption price of par and accrued interest to the date of redemption plus a premium of of their par value if redeemed on or before twenty years from their date and declining in premium at specified intervals thereafter, without premium if redeemed afer thirty five years from their date. All proposals for the purchase of said bonds shall be submitted on form prescribed by the Local Author. ity. Copies of such form of proposals and information concerning the bonds may be obtained from the Local thority at the address indicated above.

The right is reserved to reject any and all proposals. CITY OF GLASGOW MUNICIPAL HOUSING COMMISSION By W. D. Alexander, Secretary-Treasurer Thomas, 75, a Nashville Railemployee before Mondaeart Gen- ago, home was at Drive. his mother, Thomas.

be at 2:30 at RatterFourth. Burial Cemetery. Employment Services Offered ADDITIONS, Remodeling, We specialize in ROOMS. BATHROOMS. Reliable sober Estimates free: 36 THE JEFFERSON Call anytime.

JU ADDITIONS, FREE day or night; pairs; kitchens, and carports; years; no down C. M. SP 8-8232 ADDITIONS, 5 Call man who ROOMS, BATH Mr. GL 8-3533 days ADDITIONS, pairs; we do the estimates; 60 months Divine. SP 8-3812.

ADDITIONS, from basements a specialty; honest terms. GL 8-6686 BRICK work, stucco, plastering: wet water proofing. BRICK, stone, tions, repairs, long experienced. BUDGET SERVICES TO EVERYONE Group your bills; you can afford; ficient service to creditors; our help you. We with any other Kentuckiana.

Oldest Budget Budget Manager 402-403 Hoffman JU 2-2537 BUILDING fers guaranteed phalt roofing. num siding, storm dows: rubber or ceramic or plastic ing down under free estimates. SEARS 8th and Broadway CABINETS custom ing, basements ty. J. A.

Morehead. CABINETS, built tops recovered. CARPENTER work father and son: ness, Call anytime, CARPENTER work: eral remodeling, mite floor joist leveled and mates; terms. SP CARPENTER cabinet making: T. Watkins.

EM CARPENTER work jobs preferred. CARPENTERS; repairs; honest CARPENTRY building, remodeling; estimates: terms. Hurst Construction CARPENTRY, painting. Call SP CONCRETE work, walks, patios, ment, waterproofing; estimates. EM CONCRETE, sidewalks, porches, basements dug JU 3-8874.

CONCRETE and ments dug under CONCRETE work, rior, exterior; 1-3168 ELECTRICAL REWIRING One hour emergency hours, day or CALL Radio dispatched ville's largest specialists. Electric ists. Free estimates. REDDY TW 3-2311 ELECTRICAL REWIRING hour service, rewiring specialist Free estimates. LONGACRE JU 3-5139.

ELECTRICAL complete home terms if desired: sured. Pronto 6-5026. ELECTRICAL licensed Insured. WO 9-0642: after EXCAVATING ditch digging. hauling.

GL 8-3861. FLOOR sanding, ishing; tile laid: HIGHFILL JU 5-3507 or FLOOR sanding. pairing: old floor cleaning FLOOR sanding, refinishing. rent. SP 2-1679 FURNACE service, pendable work night or day BRYANT SP 8-2593 FURNACES work guaranteed, Call SP 5-8401; Read the Classified Ads.

Rents Real Estate of Avis Ethel neral o'clock. Cemetery. JENKINS, away 27, 1960. residence year. Edna son of voted liam, R.

David Mr. Hollis kins. Funeral neral the Owen green KING, Tuesday, 12:20 A. dence, wife mother Ralph 4 children. horst W.

Market ber 1st, haven MASDEN, Tuesday, a.m. loved othy) and by sisters, Mrs. and dren. 5 Masden Home, from St. at 10 a.m.

tion MILLER, berger), November residence, loved Bohrman. T. Miller: brother, Albany, and 5 may call Funeral MURPHY, day, p.m. Devoted G. morning Funeral Rd.

Dutchmans Church Cave St. day at O'KEEFE, away a.m. in morial 1603 band mert) Mrs. bany, garet O'Keefe: child. neral neral from from Calvary PATTESON, at 12:55 1960 at ville, Ruba vived son and Badesch, at Bosley Funeral non ment QUEENAN, age 47 1960 and 640 Frank Carol Madeline at Funeral St.

vary RIETL, Clark. vember family Devoted Rietl: Hanks, vived resting 2611 11:00 Burial RUEVE, November Norton dence husband Rueve: Rueve; Charles S. eral Rueve and Oak St. services SHEEHE, away in his 702 Hauling. 21 reasonable dependable, SP 6-2386.

wrecking; 4.6276. removed: 6-4525 white. Call remodel papering insured work Chess Me hangin g. floor sanding: immediate painting, floor sanding; insured, terms, An Expert. Competitive Service.

GL 1-1772 exterior, re. guttering. service, anytime. exterior. guaranteed.

GL 2-9181. steaming, remen. JU 7-1028 free estiJU 4-3470. cleaning, plastering: free service Bob room; your plaster4-2850. estimates; 30 immediate labor $5 any shown.

3-9712. 2 rooms, immediate furnished, steaming, ME 7-6304. work: no CE 9-8115. room, patch painting, inplumbing. EM 3-9073 plastering, guaranteed.

Mr. room up; SP 6-7376. room; samples SP 8-4342. 1961 patch plasterclass; 36 years ME 5-6407. in sober EM 3-0250.

sober. imJU 4-6791. plastering; 8-0390. plastering; 7-3298. Rent 24 typewriters, Rental purchase.

TYPEWRITER co. JU 5-5862 wheel chairs. invalid lifts, 5-5757. 612 S. 5th for homes.

rates: free HOME? tools at no quality mateFENCE CO. Open 'til 9 low rates EM 6-3646 Sale Super with transmission a 1 owner sidewall tires; down either present car $27.60 per MOTORS JU 4-4232 door sedan, this is one for nothing OLDSMOBILE JU 3-3685 27 Automobiles for Sale. CADILLAC 1957, 60 Special; ulate condition; 1 local owner; power and factory air. We a complete selection of fine Cadillacs from 1953 models up, ly all of which were sold new us and have been serviced in our service department. So you want the best in a used illace, come to Standard Auto Same location for 44 years.

will appreciate our prices and fair trading policy. STANDARD AUTO CO. 728 S. 4th JU Open Evenings Till 8:30 CADILLAC, 1958 Eldorado 2 door, all power, low mileage in perfect condition: there's substitute for quality when car: stop in today. JOE BROWN FORD, INC.

4021 Frankfort Ave. TW 5-6491 TW CADILLAC, 1958, hardtop, 62 power brakes, steering, radio, er and electric window lifts. beige and white, will take Cadillac in trade; full price must sell. Owner. Call GL or 2024 Murray Ave, CADILLAC, 1955, Coupe Goddess Gold finish, all power cessories: real nice Cadillac, and drive it now 35 Cadillacs choose from.

Winter Sale. WEST BROADWAY MOTORS 917-927 W. Broadway JU hard- CADILLAC 1956, 62, hardtop; automatic: tractive 2 tone finish; loaded was extras including full power. A buy at $1,595. TRI CITY OLDSMOBILE JU 3-2734 Corner 12th and Broadway JU hardton.

with $1,995, hardbeauty autoheater. finest driven original this like in every see this JU 3-4436 hardauto- 8,000 $2,698. JU 3-2734 power extra Come Albany hardtop, with owner, 3-2734 JU 3-2734 Dynadark $1,095. WH RAMBLER Albany sedan, radio, heatsteering, 856: only INC. Ave.

dynathrough. down, JU 4-4268 2 tone radio, sharp one; JU 4.4268 door hardpower; low WH Albany Dynaready to only Albany with sacri- SALES EM 8-1278 radio, price, $395, down: 30 priced from. GL 4-4663 door hard. nice; steal CO. SP 2-1784.

beauti. trim steal CADILLAC, 1955, 62; 4 door all power, owner, 35,000 miles; G.M.A.C. terms. LIDDIE PONTIAC CADILLAC 244 Vincennes New WH 4-8477 CADILLAC convertible, 1953, power; small down payment assume note of $17.13 month, months. Why wait? Call Bake, 7-6067.

BOULTON AUTO SALES JU 4-3433 924. 917 CADILLAC 1955 heater. jet black. like new: monthly payments, take over ance, PRESTON SLAUGHTER 710 Used Cars. SP CADILLAC, 1956, convertible, inal throughout, see this at $1,395.

BU 2-9548. VISSING'S DODGE, INC. Jeffersonville, Ind. BU CADILLAC 1959, 2 door DeVille; blue G.M.A.C. with terms, white top; power.

COLONIAL PONTIAC, Hancock and Broadway JU CHEVROLET 1959 two door radio and heater: standard like new in every way. If looking for nice clean car, is it. See us before you buy. buy this one with low down ment and monthly payments. others to choose from.

HULL DOBBS USED CAR CENTER 13th and Broadway JU CHEVROLET 1956 9 passenger tion wagon V-8, power glide, tiful 2 tone red and white radio and heater; one owner; tires; this car has really ideal for large Stock number 11-17, priced $1,045. See Buck Rodgers. BROADWAY CHEVROLET 717 W. Broadway. JU Across the street from show CHEVROLET 1959 Impala hardtop: radio, heater, and matic; this is low mileage in good condition, ready two of these fine cars to from.

See to appreciate, nance for as long as 36 G.M.A.C. terms. BALLARD'S LOT 108 W. Broadway JU Open Evenings CHEVROLET 1955, 2 door heater and defroster; plastic covers: bargain is not if you have to start money on it. See for yourself day.

Stock number 9-5. $595 BROADWAY CHEVROLET 717 W. Broadway JU Open Evenings Till Easy on the Lot Financing TW INC. 5-2421 CHEVROLET 1960 Parkwood station wagon, V-8, converti- $2,495. radio, heater, power steering MOTORS buy that just new car new; until save, brakes: like JU 3-4567.

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hardtop all INC. 3-6558 V-4, shift: you're this You pay. 7-1438 beaufinish, £00d been family, month CO. 2-2530. room.

door car, drive: choose will fimonths. 3-2734 sedan; seat bargain spending to CO. 2-2531 P.M. 4 door automatic, and don't see 1-7430.