The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 54

THE COURIER-JOURNAL-, LOUISVILLE, KY. SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1, 1942. SECTION 4 8 Funeral Directors. Wanted Autos. Trucks.

35 Moving, Packing, Storage. 21 Utah War Rally Flops And Gets Flayed Salt Lake City, Oft. 31 (AP) Salt Lake City's "produce for victory" parade and rally fell flat on its face today. The exhibition drew the wrath of Reid Robinson of Denver, president of the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers, who asserted: termountain West. I know it isn't enough.

It could be more it should be more. "There is blood being let in the far corners of the earth while we sit here talking about increasing production." Not only did approximately 3,900 of the scheduled 4,000 mine workers fail to show up to march with the soldiers, but about the only persons who saw the parade were the regular Saturday shoppers. No cheering crowds lined the streets. 27 FORD 1941 De Luxe Tudor Sedan Radio, heater, defroster: original owner; sacrifice: may trade; can arrange terms. TAylor5552.

FORD 1939 De Luxe Sedan Runs good; $289; terms. KING AUTO SALES 944 S. 3d. JAckson 1921. FORD 1932 Coupe $49: terms.

KING AUTO SALES 944 S. 3d. JA 1921. FORD 1935 Coach; $59: runs good. KING AUTO SALES 944 S.

3d. JA 1921. FORD 1939 2-Door 5 tires: $300 cash. Mattingly Bros. Garage.

910 S. 32d St. FORD 1937 De Luxe Coupe New paint; excellent tires; cheap. TA 7103. FORD 1931 Coach A-l; good tires.

1125 Lincoln morning only. FORD 1937 Coupe Less tires; $115. Al-vey's Autos. 2610 Broadway. HUDSON 1941 Coach: heater; 5 good tires; less than 25,000 miles; owner.

1704 Dixie Highway. HUDSON "8" 1937 Sedan Heater; upholstery good condition; $250. 2117 St. Xavier before 2 p.m. LA SALLE 1939 5-passenger coupe; clean: A-l mechanical condition: radio, heater.

4 practically new Goodyear tires and Lifeguard tubes; also good spare tire; cash sale only. No trade considered. Call HI 0839 after 7 p.m. LA SALLE 1939 De Luxe Sedan: radio, heater; 5 good tires; $495: terms. KING AUTO SALES 944 S3d.

A 1921. LINCOLN 1936 7-Passenger 6 good tires; cheap. Collett Trailer Sales. Shively. Ky.

MERCURY 1940 Sedan Radio, heater; $595. Alvey's Autos. 2K10 Broadway. OLDSMOBILE 1942 Club Sedan Radio: heater; excellent tires: sacrifice. A 4735 day: TA 6022 nights.

OLDSMOBILE 1937 2-Door Sedan All accessories; 5 good tires; good me- chanically. Owner. SHawnee 7743-W. OLDSMOBILE 1941 "6" Coach; 19.000 miles, white sidewall tires, radio, Sieater; car is like new; left with me to sell, will make big sacrifice for cash. Call man in charge of cars left to sell, Mr.

Scoggins, Premier Motors, 1617 W. Broadway. JAckson 6269. OLDSMOBILE 1941 De Luxe 4-Door Sedan With hydramatic drive: radio; heater: defroster: 5 practically new 6-ply tires. Bob Greene, MAgnolia inro.

OLDSMORILE 1941, convertible: sacri fice. $865; heater: automatic top, white sidewalls: excellent condition. High land 1II07-R. OLDSMOBILE 1939 Club Coupe Good condition: 4 good tires; heater; $d00 Owner. Call MAgnolia 0249-M.

OLDSMOBILE 1936 Business Coupe good tires: $225 cash; heater. JAck son 2545. Call before 6 p.m. OLDSMORILE 1940, club coupe; 2-tone; good white walls, radio, heater; ongl nal owner. MAgnolia 6786-W.

OLDSMOBILE 1935 Coupe Heater: good condition; $140. Owner. Inquire 714 fith. PACKARD 1937 Sedan Clean car mechanically o.k.: good tires: $325: JAckson or Highland 5027. PACKARD 6 Business Coupe 1940; re cently recapped tires: priced right, Collett Trailer Sales.

Shively. Ky. PACKARD 1938 COUPE Good tires: mechanically perfect: sacrifice: owner leaving city. 2108 Barmger. Apt.

19. PLYMOUTH 1939 De Luxe Sedan Ra. dio, heater; really clean; good tires guaranteed GEO. BYERS SONS, INC. 950 S.

3d. WA 1317. PLYMOUTH 1941 2-Door Sedan Nearly new tires; low mileage; price re duced. BALLARD'S LOT W. Broadway.

WAbash 4387. PLY'MOUTH 1937 4-Door Sedan; $275 also 1937 Coupe, $235; 1937 Coach. $245; heater, good tires; cash, terms or trade. Marathon Station. 1st and Liberty.

PLYMOUTH 1939 4-Door Coach Radio: heater; seat covers; spotlight and practically new tires: 24,000 actual Owner must sell. See Sun Hav onlv. 3032 Aubert. TAvlor 2634. PLYMOUTH 1937 Sedan; good tires; runs swell; $239.

KING AUTO SALES. 944 S. 3d. JAckson 1921 PLYMOUTH 1938 Sedan Good tires runs swell: $269. KING AUTO SALES 944 S.

3d. JAckson192L PLYMOUTH 1939 De Luxe Sedan, looks and runs like new: $395: terms. KING AUTO SALES 944 S. 3d. JA 1921.

PLYMOUTH 1938 De Luxe Sedan Heater. 5 good tires, good paint and condition: bv owner. 1966 Richmond Dr. Highland 1773-W or TAylor 9712. PLYMOUTH 1941 De Luxe 2-Door Sedan Heater; 5 good tires; onlv $795.

B. B. MOTORS. INC. 1231 S.

Shelby. MAgnolia 8800. PLYMOUTH 1935 Coach; runs good; $69; terms. KING AUTO SALES 944 S. 3d.

JA 1921. PLYMOUTH 1939 Sedan $525. i WEIR MOTORS INC. 845 S. 3d.

JA 2141. PLYMOUTH 1941 coach: two-tone paint: 12,000 miles; private owner. MAgnolia 7192-R. PLYMOUTH 1939 De Luxe Sedan A-l condition: good tires; $495 cash sale. J012 Berrv FRanklin 5128.

PLYMOUTH 1939 2-Door Sedan Good tires. Lehman's Auto Service, 3410 W. Market. SHawnee 4646. PLYMOUTH 1936 Coach Radio, heater; $125.

Alvey's Autos, 2610 Broadway. PONTIAC 1942 Torpedo 6 Sedan 2-tone finish: radio and other accessories: no rationing order needed. Save $265 of original cost. See at Universal Car 25th to 26th on Broadway, until 8:30 p.m. PONTIAC 1942 Streamliner; radio, air conditioning unit: 5 new tires; must sell at once: ration certificate required.

Ighland 4283. JAckson 9975. PONTIAC 1940 Coach Radio, heater: good tires. Cooke Pontiac 846 S. 3d.

JAckson 2171. PONTIAC "6" 1938 Coach Good condition; 4 new tires; will trade; $450. Call JA 2001. PONTIAC 1937 Touriri Sedan: good tires; clean car: $295. Marathon Sta-tion, 1st and Liberty.

PONTIAC 1940 5-Passenger De Luxe Sport Coupe Radio, heater; reason-able: can be seen at 624 E. Barbee. PONTIAC 6 1940 Coach A-l: $495. Alvey's Autos, 2610 Broadway. STUDEBAKER 1937 "6" Sedan Extra good tires; low mileage.

BALLARD'S LOT 108 W. Broadwav WA 4387. STUDEBAKER Champion A-l; gas mileage; $365. Alvey's Autos, 2610 Broadway. RECONDITIONED CARS With Good Tires 1938 Ford Tudor 1937 Chevrolet Coach 1939 Ford Tudor 1937 Ford Tudor 1937 Ford Coupe 1938 Plymouth Coupe 350 We will buy any make car, station wa gon or truck.

SUMMERS-HERRMANN, INC. 3d and Breckinridge. WA 3351. Real Buys WITH GOOD TIRES 1941 Pontiac 4-Door $895 1941 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan 795 1941 Chevrolet Special Town Sedan. 795 BROADWAY CHEVROLET CO.

1213 W. Broadway. JA 7117. USED CARS. LIKE NEW.

Ford 1941 Tudor; extras Oldsmobile 1940 Sedan 695 Plymouth 1940 2-Door 595 Pontiac 1939 Sedan 465 WE BUY LATE MODEL CARS FAIRDALE MOTORS Fairdale. Ky. FRanklin 1771. WHOLESALE To Retail Buyers MONARCH'S 206 E. Broadway JAckson 8218.

STATION WAGON Late 1939 Ford: Al condition; tires have only 4.000 miles. Call ARlington 0338 or can be seen at Our America Radio Service. 2206 W. Market. Bargains At Packard Plaza Buy and Sell Late Model Cars.

Clay and Broadway. HIGHLAND CHEVROLET CO. Used Car Bargains 858 $. 3d. A 5722.

Automobiles for Sale. $385 325 485 285 2.85 1 HARDESTY Thomas. Saturday morn ing. October 31. at 4 a.m..

age 84 years. Beloved father of Mrs. H. A. Dutschke, Cannelton.

Mrs. Joe Elder. Andyville. Mrs. Albert Adams, Louisville, James Har-desty.

Apache, Oklahoma; Logan Hardesty, Tulsa. Oklahoma: Albert and Floyd Hardesty, Webster, Stevie Hardesty. Frymire. Henry Hardesty, Paynesville, Ky. Funeral Monday morning.

November 2. at 11 a.m.. Holy Guardian Angel Church. Irvington. Ky.

Burial in Mount Moreno Cemetery. BERN DON Lee, age 69 years. Friday, October 30, 1942. at 7 p.m.. residence, 1651 Story Avenue, beloved husband of Nora Herndon (nee McAdoo).

and devoted father of Melvin Herndon. Mrs. Mary Moser and Mrs. Alleen Striepe, also survived by three grandchildren. Remains at Albert Neurath Sons Funeral Home.

725 E. Market St. Funeral Sunday at 3 p.m Interment in Evergreen Cemetery. KELLY Margaret Holmes. Saturday, October 31.

1942. at 5:30 p.m.. residence, 2327 Garland Avenue, age 76 years; beloved wife of Frank M. Kelly: mother of Joseph P. Holmes and Mary E.

Holmes; sister of Joseph M. Cunningham. St. Croix. Indiana, and Mrs.

Elizabeth Dupaouicr. I-os Angeles. California. The time of funeral will be published later. KIRCHNER Michael.

age 84 vears. residence. 3926 Westnort Thursday. October 29, 1942. at 5 p.m.

Beloved husband of Mary Sehmaus Kirchner: father of Mrs. August Rat-terman. Mrs. William Brown. Mrs.

Henry Fried. Michael. John. Fred. Joseph, George and Edward Kirchner: brother of Mrs.

Mary Stich. Mrs. Cecilia Stich. Mrs. George Reiter and Mrs.

John Kamner: 52 grandchildren. 12 great-grandchildren. Funeral Mon day morning at 9:15 o'clock from Rat-terman Bros. St. Matthews Funeral Home.

3711 Lexington and 9:30 at Holy Trinity Church. Interment in St. Michael's Cemetery. Members of the Holy Name Society will say the rosary at the funeral home Sunday evening after 7:30 devotions. Mr WILLIAMS Mattie Saturday.

October 31. 1942. at 6:45 p.m., at her residence. 1460 S. 2d St.

Beloved wife of Thomas McWilliams. and mother of Miss Marv F. McWilliams of Louisville, and Thomas J. McWilliams of Nashville. Tennessee, and sister of Miss Annie Jordan.

Funeral from Pearson's. 1310 S. 3d St. (this) Sunday afternoon, at 4 o'clork. Interment in McEwen, Tennessee, Monday afternoon.

NOLAN James age 57 years, Friday. October 30. 1942. at 8:10 a.m., residence. 2534 Garfield Ave.

Beloved husband of Mary, Hall Nolan and brother ol Mrs. Veronica Smith. Eugene and Alovslus Nolan. Funeral Mondav. November 2.

at 8 a.m.. from L. D. Bax ft Sons Funeral Home. 717 E.

Chestnut and at 8:30 a.m. at St. Cecilia's Church. Interment in St. Michael's PARKER Paul F.rnest, October 30, 1942.

at the U. S. Marine Hospital, at 9:30 p.m.. in his 43d year, residence, 1215 Texaco Lexington. Ky.

Beloved husband of Emma Parker (nee Kennel! father of Paul ine and Marie ParKer: son of jerry Parker. London. brother of Matthew and Martin. U. S.

Army: Walter. Washington. D. George Fairmont. and Mark Parker, London.

Mrs. Alice Gillum. Danville, 111.: Mrs. Ollie Strong. Corbin.

Mrs. J. E. Graybeal. Shelbyvtlle.

and Mrs. R. C. Phelps, Louisville. Kv.

Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Schroffen-berger Funeral Home, Vine Cincinnati. Ohio. Interment in Spring Rose Cemetery. Cincinnati, Ohio. Lexington.

Ky. and Cincinnati, Ohio, papers please copy. PE UP RUNG May me E. Hogan. resi dence.

1645 Bonnycastle naay. October 30. 1942. at 5:25 a.m. Survived bv sons.

George Louisville; C. Long Beach. sisters. Mrs. William Cook.

Chicago. 111.: Mrs. Amon Miller. Los Angeles. grandsons.

Charles J. Schutz. Louisville; C. J. Peurrung, Long Beach.

Calif. Funeral Monday morning at 8:30 from Ratterman Bros. St. Matthews Funeral Home 3711 Lexington and 9 o'clock at St. Agnes Church.

Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Members of St. Ann's Altar Society of St. James' Church will say the rosary at the funeral home Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. ROBISON William Lee.

Friday. October 30. 1942. at 1:30 p.m.. in his 54th year; residence.

Lyndon, beloved husband of Alma Wigginton Robison: survived by 2 sisters. Mrs. W. R. Talbott, Mrs.

Roy P. Cowherd: 2 brothers, J. C. and Hewitt Robison: niece. Mrs.

Irvin Hartman; nephew. W. R. Talbott. Mrs.

Ida Walters. Mrs. W. E. Scovel and Miss Vassie Moore.

Funeral Sun- dav. November 1. from the residence at 2 o'clock and at the Lyndon Baptist ChurcTi at 2:30. Interment in Rest- haven Cemetery. Jeffersontown Lodge 774, F.

and A. have charge at the grave. RANSDELL Mrs. Rosa Saturday morning, October 31, 1942, at 4:15 o'clock, in her 79th year. Beloved sister of Miss Mayme B.

Doak and Louis W. Doak. Funeral from the residence. 3621 W. Broadway.

Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. SCHVWR Yed 6 vears. Fr'dav. October 30.

1942. at 12:35 p.m.. at the residence. 1836 Stevens Ave. Beloved husband of Mrs.

Virgie Schurr (nee Holzknecht i also survived by stepmother. Mrs. Lucy Schurr. and two half-sisters. Mrs.

Florine E. Schurr and Mrs. John H. Wolff. Remains at Albert Neurath and Son Funeral Home.

725 E. Market St. Funeral Mon day at 10:30 a.m. Interment Cave Hill Cemetery. SMITH Rosalie.

Friday. October 30. 1942. at 7:15 p.m.. residence.

3528 Ver mont. age 1 year and 13 days, infant daughter of Pauline Logsdon and Louis C. Smith. sister of Julia Rhea and Louis C. Smith.

also survived by her grandnarents. Mrs. Rosalie Logs don and Mrs. Evelyn Smith. Funeral Mondav.

November 2, at 10 a.m.. from the Jaeper's Funeral Home. 3415 West Broadway. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. In Memoriam.

BOWLES In loving memory of Alice Gibbons Bowles, who died November 1, 1941. Mother. Wife. Sister and Friend HARVISON In loving memory of Anna Harvison (nee Burt), who departed this life November 1. 1939.

It's lonesome here without you. And sad and weary all the wav. Sadly missed. SISTER TILLIE JOHNSON In loving memory of William E. Johnson, who passed away October 31.

1938. A precious one from us has gone, A voice we loved is still: A place is vacant in our home. Which never can be filled. Sadly missed bv WIFE. CUTT.DREN AND GRANDCHILDREN LAYER In loving memory of our dear beloved husband and father, Louis Layer, who died October 29.

1941. Gone is the face we loved so dear. Silenced the voice we loved to hear. It is sad but true, we wonder why. The best is always first to die.

Ills cheery voice and kindly ways Are pleasant to recall. He had a kind word for each one. And died beloved by all. Sadly missed bv WIFE AND CHH.DREN. Card of Thanks.

HUKNKCKCH-l wish to express my sincere appreciation to my relatives neighbors and friends for their many acts of kindness and sympathy dur ing the illness and death of my be, loved husband. John Hornecker: es. pecially do I thank Rev. Dixon, pall bearers, the organist and singer, men of Canal Station of the Louisville Gas and Electric emploves of Louts ville Railway Arrh L. Headv and Son.

funeral directors, and 1h donors the lovely floral tributes and cars. MRS HALT.IF. HORNECKER. KtNNKUY-We wish to thank on friends and relatives who called, and for the floral offerings, also the nail bearers and especially the Priest St. Louis Bertrand.

We also wish to thank Father Harry of St. Church, for the kindness shown dur ing the illness of our beloved hus band and father. Edward B. Ken MRS. EDWARD B.

KENNEDY AND CHILDREN Cemetery Lots, Monuments. 6 MEMORIALS SINCE 1880. PETER BURGHARD STONE CO. Complete stock. 309 West Jefferson a few steps off 4th Ave.

JA 5531 CREMATION Free pamphlet. JA 7566 Adults 550. Children $25. LOUISVILLE CREMATORY. 641 Baxter.

Funeral Directors. Albert Neurath Son Funeral Home. 725 E. Market St. JAckson 1191.

C. W. Schoppenhorst. Mrs. F.dw.

Schoppenhorst SCHOPPENHORST BROS. Funeral Home, 19th and Market. SH 0087 BARRETT FUNERAL HOME. 1230 Bardstown Road. HI 1758.

BLANFORD, T. A. 2819 S. 4th. MAgnolia 0141-0143.

Deaths. 27 LATE MODELS Like New With Practically New Tires Save Up to $300 1941 Buick De Luxe Sedanette. 1940 Buick De Luxe Town Sedan. 1941 Packard Convertible Coupe. 1941 Dodge De Luxe Coach.

1941 Chevrolet De Luxe Coach. 1940 Chevrolet De Luxe Club Coupe. 1940 Chevrolet De Luxe Sedan. 1941 Chevrolet De Luxe Club Coupe. 1940 Chevrolet De Luxe Town Sedan.

1941 Chrysler "6" Royal Sedan. 1941 Oldsmobile De Luxe Town Tedan. 1941 Plymouth De Luxe Town Sedan. 1941 Studebaker Commander Sedan. 1941 Ford De Luxe Club Coupe.

1941 Ford De Luxe Tudor. 1940 Ford De Luxe Coach. 1941 Ford Super De Luxe Sedan Coupe. 1941 Ford Super Convertible Coupe. 1941 Oldsmobile De Luxe Club Coupe.

1941 Pontiac De Luxe Coach. 1941 Pontiac De Luxe Sedan. 1940 Pontiac De Luxe Town Sedan. 1940 Dodge De Luxe Town Sedan. 1940 Plymouth De Luxe Town Sedan.

Radios and Heaters On Most Cars. Come In Today. Select a Car with 5 Good Tires. 50 Others to Choose From. KING AUTO SALES King of the Used Car Dealers.

944-48 S. 3d. JAckson 1921. Open Evenings and Sundays. AT 728-30 S.

4th St 1941 Pontiac 6 4-Door 85 1941 Mercury Coupe 1940 Oldsmobile Club Coupe 775 1940 Oldsmobile 2-Door 725 745 625 545 395 445 1940 Packard 120 Sedan 1940 Chevrolet Coupe 1939 Studebaker Coupe 1938 Chevrolet Coupe 1938 Oldsmobile Coach OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS STANDARD AUTO CO. 728-30 S. 4th. JA 2329. SEVERAL GOOD used cars.

Trades. terms. Riedley Motor 18th and SHawnee 3836 Trucks. Trailers. Chassis.

28 CHEVROLET 1941 Pi-Ion: 159 wheel base; new tires: stock and freight racks: A-l. J. L. Suter, phone War saw. 2451.

CHEVROLET 1933. P-ton: good me chanical condition: $150. JAckson 4812 DODGE 1938 P2-Ton Furniture Van-Good tires: bargain. Royal Furniture New Albany. Ind.

FORD 1931 Farm Truck With 4 new tires; only $125. Apply farm of Al bert Hess, Westport Road and Cham, berlain Lane. FORD TRUCK 1934 panel truck: re built motor: new battery; five good tires: two just recapped: $185 cash. Call Mr. Watkins.

WAbash 4151. FORD V-8, 1936; 2-speed axle; Olsen extension; 15-foot flat body: new cat- tle rack: good tires: $550. MA 2940-W FORD 1941 Panel Truck 5 perfect tires: in good condition: $550. Write 227, care Times. CHEVROLETS.

1940. 1941: Tons-Good tires; long wheelbase. Apply Carwell's Garage. 18th and Garland. INTERNATIONAL 1941 K15 Dump Truck Cab protector, good rubber; perfect condition: reasonable if sold at once.

Phone Jeffersonvllle 1113. TRUCK pick-up: good rubber; mechanically O.K.; cheap for cash. Can be seen at Andriot Equipment 215 S. 2d. House Trailers.

29 COLLETT TRAILER SALES. Shively. still offers bargains in several used trailers. One 21-foot new trailer at $995; used oil heaters; Preway oven range. DORR-MIDWEST TRAILERS.

Charlestown. Ind. Phone 42. Nation's largest distributor of trailers. NEW AND USED.

16-foot to 28-foot long; 24 months to pay. Come to Charlestown, and save money. Open evenings and Sundays till 10 p.m. NATIONAL 3-room: 6 months old: perfect condition; cheap; will consider trade on house in Preston St. Road section.

MAgnolia 6444-W. NATIONAL CASTLE 1942; 3-room: 23 feet; perfect condition; $1,495: $495 cash. 3713 S. 4th. SCHULT Used: 24 feet long; good tires; electric brakes: electric refrigerator; $895; terms: also other good buys In used trailers.

DIETRICH TRAILER SALES 31 Three miles south of. Shively. Ky. 18-FOOT, fully equipped: good condition and tires: a comfortable home for 2 persons at $360 cash; live close to your work and save. J.

L. Mayer, Kool-Kamp. Shively. Ky. HOUSE TRAILER Kozy Coach: sleeps 4: in good condition; good tires.

Phone Anchorage 3411. Motorcycles and Bicycles. 30 BICYCLES WANTED Highest cash 6 rice. Rebuilt bicycles for sale. Walter House.

Broadway at 20th. BICYCLES 8 girls' wheels; 15 bovs' wheels. 2229 S. Preston. MAgnolia 9424.

MOTORBIKE Wanted Must be in good condition; reasonable price; will pay cash. SH 7237-M. MOTORCYCLE 1941 Harley-Davidson flat head; all accessories: recently overhauled. 729 E. Maple, Jeffersonville.

Phone 1382. HARLEY-CAVIDSON 1938 De Luxe 74 Completely rebuilt. Cunningham Mo- torcycle 1818 W. Broadway. For Rent Autos, Trucks.

32 MODERN TRUCKS Panels stakes. vans; to I'j tons. New cedar coaches; reasonable rates. HERTZ STATIONS. Phone A 4251.

ires and Accessories. 34 NEW Goodyear tires and tubes, size 6.00x16: 20T discount to certificate holders. BREAUX BALLARD, INC. WA 2136. 115 W.

Broadway. TIRE SPREADERS 2. air operated. Sears. Roebuck and 8th and Broadway Service Station.

See Mr. Rilev. VULCANIZING Kellners and large skived repairs. McOuillen. 1779 Bardstown Rd HI 1234.

Wanted Autos, Trucks. 35 WE NEED CARS! Top Prices GUARANTEED! Cash Cash In 2 Minutes For the Next 10 Days Will Pay Up to $100 More for Your Car! 1940. 1941 BUICKS. PONTLACS. CHEVROLETS.

OLDS MOBILES. PLYMOUTHS. FORDS PREFERRED CAR NEED NOT BE PAID FOR All Makes and Models Wanted 23 Years In Same Location KING AUTO SALES King of the Used Car Dealers. S44-48 S. 3d.

JA 1921. WANTED 200 Cars Will pay more cash for any make or model NATIONAL AUTO SALES Across From Sears-Roebuck 815 W. Broadway. JA 4665, FORD 1940: about $500: individuals only. Rhodenbaugh.

JAckson 6101. Automobiles for Sale. FURNITURE stored at reasonable rates. CALL JAckson 2187 Long Distance Moving. 22 LOAD WANTED From Washington.

D. C. Nov. 3: Syracuse. N.

Nov. Wisconsin. Nov. 3: Miami, Nov. 3.

Settle Moving Co. JA 7161. Painting, Papering. 23 HOME BEAUTIFIERS House painting: interior, exterior; papering, steaming, cleaning: guaranteed work. Aithur G.

Mass. WA 1028. HOUSE PAINTING Interior, exterior: general repair work. E. O'Nan.

SHawJ-nee 3219-W. PAINTING Interior and exterior; 1st class workmanship; references; free estimates. Fisher, 519 Central. MAgnolia 7721-W. PAINTINGS Interior and exterior: papering; guaranteed.

William Troesch. TAylor 9984. PAINTING Decorating; interior: exterior: remodeling; references. McNulty Bros. SHawnee 8583.

PAPERING Free estimates: immediate service; satisfaction guaranteed; references. ARlington 1031. PAPERING Free estimates; immediate service; satisfaction guaranteed; references. SHawnee 8583. PAPERING, plastering: samples shown; immediate service; reasonable.

Hes- sion. Highland 43fi. PAPER FURNISHED, hung: complete room. guaranteed. Graham.

SHawnee 5781. PAPER furnished and hung. pc? room: guaranteed. SHawnee 4364-J. PAPERFU ISH EDH UNG $5roorna7 up, complete; plastering.

MA 2746. PAPER furnished. hung, $5 up; tar- paulins: no muss. SHawnee 1616. PAPER HANGING, Painting, Plastering treasonable prices; work guaranteed.

SHawnee 5577. PAPER HANGING Samples shown; immediate service. SHawnee 4619-J PAPER HANGERS, paint cleaners and nowise painters. Dale. SHawnee 4235-R.

A LLP AP ER 1 2 va 1 ues 1 0 i wa 1 11 8 border. 4 ceiling only $1.18: many other bargains. Rupe's Paper Store, 638 Preston. Plumbing, Heating. 24 PLUMBING and heating; estimates free; new work, repairing or remodeling.

W. F. Ditto. SHawnee 5940. Automotive Automobiles for Sale.

27 BUICK 1941 Sedanette; has extra good tires; owner leaving city, will take $950 cash, no trade. Call Scoggins, Premier Motors. 1617 W. Broadway. JAckson 6269.

BUICK 1940 De Luxe Town Sedan; radio, heater: low mileage; like new; $795; 15 months to pav. KING AUTO SALES 944 S. 3d. A 1921. BUICK 1910 4-Door Roadmaster green; good tires: heater and radio; exceptionally clean throughout: low mileage; $775; cash.

Mr. Adkins. 108 Browns Lane. BUICK WX Model radio, healer; miles; perfect condition: priority needed. J.

L. Suter. Thone Warsaw, Ky. 215. BUICK 1941 Super Six-Passenger Coupe; mues; around town only; 5 perfect original U.

S. Royal de luxe tires; $1.195. Box 156. Harrodsburg. Ky.

BUICK 1940 Super 4-Door Sedan Like new: driven only 7.978 miles: owner must sell account of illness: no dealers or trade. JAckson 7541. BUICK 1937 Club Coupe Radio, heater; sweu; 29a: terms. KING AUTO SALES 944 S. 3d.

JAckson 1921. BUICK 1939 Convertible Club "Coupe itaaio, neater: good tires: $495; terms. KING AUTO SALES 944 S. 3d. JAckson 1921.

BUICK 1936 Sedan 40 series: heater; $239. Welker's Lot, 335 E. Broadway at Preston. CADILLAC 1939 De Luxe Sedan 5 mas ter General tires like new with special inner tubes; mileage under 30.000. 1126 W.

Broadway. CADILLAC 1937, small sedan; clean; 18 miles gallon; $75 down; sell cheap. call I uesqay. Lees Parking Lot esday, ET 19- yiti ftth CHEVROLET 1940 Special De Luxe Coach; radio, heater, other extras; this car was left with me to sell, owner will take small cash price; tires extra good. Call Middleton.

Premier Motors, 1617 W. Broadway. JAckson 6269. CHEVROLET 1940 Special De Luxe Coach One owner; low mileage; perfect throughout; see it today; guar anteed loo. GEO.

BYERS SONS. INC. 950 S. 3d. WA 1317.

CHEVROLET 1936 4-door; radio, good tires; $3b. Also 1937 Chevrolet Coach $245; take trades. Marathon Station, 1st and Liberty. CHEVROLET 1941 De Luxe Town Se dan Looks and runs like new; heater and 5 good tires; a real bargain at $710: will finance. Call MA 7192-W.

CHEVROLET 1934 Sedan Radio; heat er: $110; also Chevrolet 1928 coach: $60; good condition: owner. 1323 Weller. MAgnolia 1423-W. CHEVROLET 1942 Master De Luxe 5-Passenger Coupe Only 3.600 miles: reasonable: ration required. SHawnee CHEVROLET 1936 De Luxe Town Sedan Radio, heater; $159; terms.

KING AUTO SALES 944 S. 3d. JAckson1921J CHEVROLET 1934 Master De Luxe Coach: trunk; good tires and condition: $75 cash. Owner. 2535 Rowan.

CHEVROLET 2-Door Sedan; 5 tires, like new; 7,500 miles; excellent shape. 1619 Shady Lane. CHEVROLET 1940 Special De Luxe-Low mileage: good rubber; 1 owner. 2420 Sherry Rd. MAgnolia 5960-W.

CHEVROLET 1940. 4-door Master De 'Luxe; heater; good condition: will sell at low price. MAgnolia 7295-R. CHEVROLET 1937 De LuxeBlack Coach A-l condition; good tires; $350 cash; by owner. Highland 3527-W.

CHEVROLET 1935 Coach $59; terms. KING AUTO SALES 944 S. 3d. JA 1921. CHEVROLET 1932 Sedan $49: terms.

KING AUTO SALES 944 S. 3d. JA 1921. CHEVROLET 1941 5-passenger coupe; new tires: good condition; owner going to Army. SHawnee 5537.

CHRYSLER 1938 "6" Coupe: gun metal finish; radio, heater, defroster: good condition; sacrifice: $250. 200 W. St. Catherine. Apartment 5.

DE SOTO 1941 Custom 4-Door Sedan-Beautiful green finish; chrome trim; 2-tone interior: Scotch plaid seat covers; fluid drive: heater: good tires: A-l throughout: trade and terms. C. F. Smith Motor 2228 W. Oak.

SH 2862. DE SOTO 1941 2-Door Sedan 18.000 miles: original tires; extra good; heater; car looks and runs like new. ADVANCE MOTORS 3790 I.exington Rd. TA4421. DE SOTO 1941 De Luxe Special 4-Door Sedan Heater, defroster; reconditioned; original-owner: sacrifice; may trade: can arrange terms.

TA 5532. DODGE 1941 De Luxe CoupeRadio. heater: tires like new; perfect throughout: guaranteed GEO. BYERS SONS, INC. 950 S.3d.

WA 1317. DODGE 1936 4-door: trunk, heater; good tires; dependable. $195. Marathon Station 1st and Liberty. FORD 1941 Super De Luxe Tudor Black: 16.000 miles; radio, heater: 5 tires like new; this is as near a new car as can be bought without priority.

Call Fred Martin, Premier Motors. 1617 W. Broadway. JAckson 6269 FORD 1941 De Luxe 2-Door Sedan; tires practically new; gray finish; clean up holstery; low mileage; mechanically A-l. See this exceptionally clean car.

St. Matthews Motors. TAylor 2525. FORD 1939 Tudor. 26.000 miles; 5 good tires; $370 cash; original owner leaving for service.

JAckson 57B7. 112 W. Kentucky. 2d floor. FORD 1941 Super De Luxe Sedan Coupe; maroon: radio, heater, seat covers; excellent condition: 5 good tires: owner in service.

4532 S. 2d. FORD 1937 r'85" Coach Good-UresT swell; $225; terms. KING AUTO SALES 944 S. 3d.

JAckson 1921. FORD 1936 Coupe Radio and heater; can be seen at Gulf Station. 5th and JAckson 9446. FORD 1938 85 Coach Swell: $223; terms. KING AUTO SALES 944 S.

3d. JA 1921 FORD 1941 Super De Luxe Coach- Fully equipped: 5 good tires: bar gain. Call MAgnolia 3466-W. FORD 1941 Tudor Sedan Radio, heater $500; owner leaving for army. 1916 Alfresco Place, 9 to a.

FORD 1940 De Luxe Business Coupe 14.000 miles: owner must sell immediately. Call TA 7993. FORD 1935 2-door; radio; 5 good tires: good motor, etc. Owner in army; dealer. JAckson 5738.

FORD 1934 Coach $49. KING AUTO SALES 944 3d A 1921. FORD 1941 Super De Luxe; radio, heater; 5 excellent tires; 1 owner. Anchorage 119-W. after 6 p.m.

"FORD 1937 "60" Tudor Fair tires; good mechanical condition: cash; bv owner. Call SHawnee 9055-J. FORD 1936 Tudor: has 5 extra heavy 6.00x16 tires; good for 20.000 miles; (245 cash. Highland 3032-J. H.

BOSSE Sc SON 600 E. Broadway. WAbash S171. JOHN B. RATTERMAN Funeral Parlors.

2114 W. Market. LEE E. CRALLE INC 1330 S. Third St- McDANIEL BROS.

MAgnolia 1011-1012. 4339 Park Blvd. SMITH, GRAN SONS 1015 S. 4th. JAckson 4264.

Lodge Notices. Harmony Chapter, Number 273, O.E.S.. is having a Victory Cafeteria supper and bazaar, Tuesday evening. November 3. at the Milton Ave.

Evangelical and Reformed Church Hall, Milton Ave. and Hoertz. Supper served from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. IRENE BANDT.

General Chairman, FANNIE GARDNER. Secretary. Travel Opportunities. DETROIT, MICH. Couple driving early Friday; can take 2 or share expenses.

TAylor 1493. Where to Co. 10 EGYPTIAN TEA ROOM (617 4th i-Unusual entertainment; delicious food: private rooms for luncheons and dinners: try our 50c Sunday dinner WAbash 9305 MAYFLOWER APARTMENT HOTEL dining-room open to public: clubs, bridge luncheons. Call MA 7000. Lost.

II BILLFOLD Brown, at race track: contains valuable papers; reward. 155 N. Gait Ave. TA 1494. BOSTON BULL Male; black, with white feet and throat.

Answers to vicinity Deer Park and Nor-ris PI. Reward. Call HI 6946. DINNER RING Stewart's. 3d floor.

October 22. Reward. FRanklin 1345. DOG Small, female; brindle; one white ear and eye; 1 black ear and eye; answers to vicinity 7th St. Rd.

and Brunswick. Reward. 762 S. Preston. DOG Male, white with brown spots on head and back; answers to jacKie vicinity Preston and Lee.

Reward. MAgnolia 7549-R. DOG Male; part cocker; black: white chest and fore legs: answers to Topper: vicinltv Bowman Field. Reward. Highland 6776.

FOLDED MONEY Over $100; between 3d and Walnut parking list and Churchill Downs. Reward. TA 2083. GLASSES Brown tortoise shell in brown Southern Optical case: probably at Loew's Theater. Sunday.

Reward. JAckson 3705. CLASS RING Gold; V.P.I. 1935 on ring; green stone: name John Parr Drean on inside; vicinity Churchill Downs, Wednesriav. Reward.

JAckson 5783. GLASSES Shell-rimmed, tinted lense: In red southern optical case; lasi week eward. MA 5205-J GLASSES Pink shell rims; Kaufman- Straus. Reward. New Albany HUSH TERRIER Red male; 7 months old: in West End Thursday night.

Reward. SHawnee 31B9-W. METAL HAND TRUCK Steel wheels; vicinltv East End; reward. Return to B. B.

Beer Distributors, 715 S. 26th. PACKAGE Wrapped in dark paper; left on 2d St. car Sunday. Hewaro.

uu MAgnolia 6887-W. PEARLS Single strand; downtown vi cinity, Thursday night. Reward. SHawnee 0742-J. PHOTOGRAPH Folder Red leather; 8x10; in Brown Hotel about 4 p.m., Saturday.

Reward. Highland 4695-W. RING Platinum; 3 pearls encircled with diamonds: lost downtown or High-snds. Reward. Call HI 6551.

SPITZ DOG White, female: vicinity of 34th and Broadway; Wednesday: answers to name of Fuzzy. Reward. SHawnee 1675-J. WATCH Ro diamond. lady's; Wednesday afternoon: vicinity Churchill Downs; reward.

HI 4766 or HI 42R6-J. WRIST WATCH Lady's: lost at 9th and Broadway Thursday morning. Reward. Call TAvlor 2R51. WRIST WATCH Lady's white gold: on 4th Thursday: reward.

SH 8111-J. information Personals. 13 RHEUMATISM. NEURITIS, Lumbago. Back and Kidneys.

Get relief from pain of these with" Buschemeyer's Prescription Twenty-Five. Satisfaction guaranteed. Tablet form, pleasant to take. All drug stores. $1.25 and $3.

For information phone FR 5354. NEWSPAPER MATS $1 for 100 (300 square feet: suitable for Insulating garages, attic, summer cottages, chick en coops, etc. See or phone Mr, Bruner. Mailing Room. The Courier- Journal and Times.

FLAGS For churches, schools, homes; all occasions: calendars: novelties; advertising matches; boat supplies. Wachtel 114 W. Main. WA 1848. NOTICE Diamonds wanted, any size.

large or small, immediately. Higher prices paid. Seng Jewelers, 210 W. Market St. JAckson 6657.

WOOLENS Herringbone, tweeds, shetlands for women s. gir; coats, suits, skirts: men's, boys' pants: but tons, linings. A Baer. 622 W. Market.

FURNITURE RENTED To responsible parties. Gerber Furniture 810 E. Broadway. JA 0820. FUR COATS Restyied.

repaired: sum mer -rices. Our November sale saves you 33 l-3rr. Pacy-Fox. Furriers, 219 w. Chestnut.

WAbasn 6935. CASH for old gold, silver, bridgework, diamonds, antiques, etc. O. G. Wil son Sons.

318 W. Chestnut St. CALL WA 0746 Will pay to $10 for used suits, overcoats. Kiel, 442 E. Market.

WANTED 100 watches to be repaired. No job too tough for us. The Watch Shop. 207 S. 4th.

TRADE AND SAVE at Cohen furriers: be thrifty, restyle your old furs. Best work, lowest prices. 233 3d. WA 6639 FREE CINDERS by truck only; use your truck. Spalding Laundry et Dry Cleaning, B33 s.

I3tn. CHRISTMAS toys; tricks; wholesale prices to churches, dealers, schools. etc. K. S.

Caufield. 308 S. 3d St. WANT TO adopt child under 5 years of age; references exchanged. Call MAg nolia 7199-J.

CLOGGED SEWERS cleaned: no digging. Electric Roto Rooters. Highland 6677 HARD TO FIT FEET Try Jay's Sample Store or bargains. 209 S. 4th.

Services Offered -rvires Ofte--f- -General. 14 EXPERT WASHER and radio service: free estimates; guaranteed. ABC Service, JAckson 4634. FREE ESTIMATES on radios, washers and refrigerator service. Call WA 1840 for GUARANTEED SERVICE.

Electric Appliance Store. 317 S. 4th St. FLOOR SANDING Old floors like new free estimates. SHawnee 3619.

FLOO.tS SANDED 3c sauare foot; re- ftnishlng verv reasonable. SH 4743 Building Service. Repair. I 5 BUILDING, 1 remodeling, roofs raised repairing, roofing. -McNulty Bros.

SHawnee 8583. Carpet and Rug Cleaning. 16 CARRELL-ROGERS CO. JA 0241. Dressmaking Sewing.

17-A SEWING Slip covers. draperies; fit guaranteed; price reasonable. SHawnee R6R1. furnace Repairing. I S-A FURNACES repaired and Installed, vacuum cleaned; parts for any make.

Stoker service Kirchner. SH 7841. FOR a new furnace or stoker or repairs call D. F. Hinkebein.

802 E. Broadway. WA 6869. FURNACE cleaned. repairing, any make.

T. Cook. WAbash 6760. Furniture Repairing. 19 FURNITURE upholstered, repaired; reasonable: guaranteed.

TAylor 3893 or MAgnolia 8731. Laundering. 20 BLANKETS Our laundering returns them soft, warm, fluffy as new. Call now before cold weather. Community Family Laundry.

JA 5141. LET MA DO IT Try one of Ma's 8 laundry services. Cleaning and Pressing. MA BE HA LAUNDRY. TA 1751.

Moving, Packing, Storage. 21 E. P. SPENCER Storage; local and long distanc moving: our rates are reasonable. JAckson 4445.

Personal super-vision given. Night. ARlington 0252-J. CALL DUVALL Day and night service: padded vans; experienced men. new equipment: low prices.

SHawnee 2932. DENNISON MOVERS Local and iong distance; 7-room van: fully insured: white help. SHawnee 6472. LARRY has good men. good trucks and the best of prices: local and long distance.

Larry's. WA 2923. MA .622. Dump Truck 1942; 1'4 TON HYDRAULIC LIFT: LESS THAN 8.000 MILES: G003 TIRES. CALL AFTER 6 P.M.

ARLINGTON 0943. WE HAVE Texas and Tennessee buyers in town looay; mev are paving nig prices for 1940 and 1941 Buick. Olds-mobiles. Pontlacs. Plymouth an Chevrolet We also bur nv hum or model cars We will buy or trad cheaper car for your equity.

Bring vour car to PREMIER MOTORS. INC. 1617 Broadway. JA WANTED TO BUY 50 1940-1941 Model Cars! Will pay above the market erica Cot same. See us today! STANDARD AUTO CO 728 4th St.

JA'kson 2329. Open Sundays end Evniri. "Will Buy All make and model and pay hlf dollar. Falls City Tontiac Co. 418 E.

Broadway WE WILL pay highest cash prices foe Fords Chevrolet-. Plymouth-, with good tires LOI ISVILLF. MOTORS. INC 636 5th. JAckson 43X FORD TRUCK 1341; P.

-ton. lor-. wheelbase: lst-cla condition. Wm E. S.

Ferrlll A Son. Buffalo. Kv HELP whip the Japs: aell us that lur.k car: pay $20 to $125. Leonhardt Ero 1515 Lloyd. JA 6761: nmht.

A 7113. WANTED Late mode! used cars: ail makes all model. Trl-City Oldsmobile 907 E. Broadway. JA 7179.

USED, wrecked, and Junked car wanted. Higher price paid Cravens Auto Wreckers. JA 5058 WA W97I WE WANT used and recked ea-. truck for higher price. Call Craven 274 Adam.

JAckson 3364. Help Wanted fo rclHrf Irnm Cftctr eolHM mtmi I mtntK thnt mirprmc (A nr or ti mm at pi rm trr that NiHil TCftjMMfl a rfpft. ilatmntf. Tom vtjl mifM mm If will rtthnrt to thm rr4 ftjmy Hftmagmr. Mttamk 33t I aitir ca awnraM Employment Of fared Men.

35 AIRCRAFT DRAFTSMEN, LAYOUT MEN. CABINET MAKERS. SHAPER OPERATORS. MITRE SAW OPERATORS. MILLWRIGHTS.

MACHINISTS. THE EXCEL CO. AIRCRAFT DIVISION 4TH AND COLORADO 11TH AND ORMSBY PERSONS NOW EMPLOYED IN WAS PRODUCTION WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. AUTO FRAME AXD AXLE MEN Wanted 3 auto frame and axle men; best wages in town for A-l man; wI pay as much as defense Jobs pay for same type work. Also 3 strong vourf men to cnecK car.

Mr. Mj G. W. Munx Garage. 710 W.

Broadway. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC HELPERS WANTED. SEE MR. COOPER. LOUISVILLE MOTORS.

638 S. 5TH. ST. AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS 10: also metal workers and upholsterer: experienced Apply G. W.

Munx Garage. 719 Broa ay BAND SAW Operators Experienced Apply at Castlewood Mf. Co men. 12th and Burnett Sts. BARTENDER 1ST CLASS ON MIXED DRINKS.

GOOD SALARY. WRITE 379. CARE AND TIMES. BARTENDER Experienced, rehabi; steady work: goo pay. Apply after 4 o'clock.

Grog Shop, 3804 Lexington. Rd. BARTENDER Experienced; references. Apply Tony's Restaurant. 733 E.

Marke. EENCH Carpenters Steady woik. Ap ply the Lumber and Supply S3 E. Chestnut. JAckson 0635.

BARTENDER lst-class; steady work: good pay: 6 days. Writa 221 care Times. Bowling Alley Manager Must be draft exempt: applv between 1 and 4 p.m. at 912 West Walnut. See Mr.

Abe. BUTCHER Experienced, sober: to op erate meat market; good salary and working conditions; steady work. Apply Jerrv's Market. 4351 S. 3d.

BUTCHER Steady and reliable; nor other need pply. Garon's Super Market. 4528 Park Blvd. CARPENTERS 10. at once, bring tools.

Apply new project, 6000 Tltira Street Rd. CLERK with some knowledge of book keeping for garage office; male or female. Call JAckson 6016 for interview. DELIVERY BOY Colored. Apply in person.

Fine Drug 26th and Market. DRIVERS Over 21; for parking carv Lincoln Garage. 446 S. S'n ELEVATOR OPERATOR Colored: ever 35 years. Mayflower Apartment, 423 W.

Ormsby. ERRAND BOY White, age about 14. out of school. Applv Charles L. Seng.

Room 407. Norton Bldg ERRAND BOY 17 years or older: whi-e; steady work. Apply Room 301. WU Sales Bldg. FARM and Dairy Work White, married: house furnished: near city: school bus.

Pleasure Ridge 7592. FARM MANAGER Dairy and general farming: one-third net profits for labor. Apply 413 Realty Bldg. WA 6015. FILLING STATION Attendant sober: references; $25 per week; parking lot attendant.

$20 per week. Apply Third St. Garage. 615 S. 3d.

FIREMAN For water tub hollers with automatic control. Apply Mengel Cx. 4th and Colorado. GENERAL FACTORY work and car unloading. Corhart Refractories Co, lKth and Lee.

Apply at lfith St. gate. GROCERY MAN for stock and store work; experience preferred. b'it not necessarv. Garon's Super Market.

452 Park Blvd. GROCERY CLERK Ride bicycle and drive truck: good salary; permanent. Zeiser's Grocery. 3700 Western Pkwy. INTERIOR DECORATORS AND FLOOR COVERING SALESMEN S.

P. Brown operators of carpet and drapery department In stores In Midwestern cities have openings for capable, experienced drapery and floor covering interior decorators and salesmen; permanent positions; opportunity to become department managers. State age, expenencve tn detail and starting salary. 432 Fourth Avenue. New York.

JIG AND FIXTURE MAKERS FOR WELDED ASSEMBLY. MEM CURRENTLY EMPLOYED WAR PRODUCTION WORK WELL NOT BE CONSIDERED. APPLY CVRTISS-WRIGHT CORPORATION, 633 SOUTH FIFTH STREET. LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY.

KITCHEN HELP Bus boy. colored, over 20; experienced: 6 days a week; good pay. Apply Bar-B-Q Heaven. 514 5th. LABORERS 23 men; white or colored.

Apply new project. 3d St. Road, near new gun plant W. C. H-il.

LABORERS White or colored: steady work: good pay. Apply 1381 S. 7i. ready for work. LAUNDRY Route Man Fine opportu nity for draft-exempt man: good pay now and after war.

Dixie Laundry, 990 E. Breckinridge. LINOTYPE OPERATOR At once. Standard Publishing Bardstown. Ky.

MACHINISTS 2: for stead work. Ar-ply Crutcher Dental Mfg 640 S. 3d St. 'To me this demonstrates clearly a lack of consciousness on the part of the people of this state that there is a war in progress, a war to the finish and you can tell that to your labor unions, your managers, your chambers of commerce." Few Rally. His statement was made to the scattered few who attended the ytate faircrounds "rally" which was intended to climax the day.

The show, which W. Earl Gree-noush, chairman of Utah's labor-management co-ordinating committee, last night promised would be "the greatest labor mobilization ever held in this area" with 4,000 mine and smelter workers and 2,000 soldiers participating, brought less than 1,000 in all and those nearly all soldiers at parade time this afternoon. Others Praise Workers. Robinson's words were received ir. a shocked silence after a series of addresses by industrial, labor and Army representatives who stuck to their original themes of praise for workers and industry in the war effort.

"I know that no miners, no mine operators and no mine owners were called in to plan for this demonstration," Robinson declared. "If such a procedure had been followed, a really impressive demonstration could have been had. Says Output Insufficient. "It seems to me there is no realization that these are critical times. We've got to get to the guts of this war we've got to do moie than buy war bonds.

"I know production in the in- 1st Ship Built At Evansville Is Launched Boat Floated 234 Days After Yards Begun Evansville, Oct. 31 (P The first ocean-going vessel built in the Evansville shipyards slid into the Ohio River today after a launching ceremony witnessed at close range only by shipyard workers, their families, civic leaders and Navy officers. Thousands of spectators, however, watched from the crest of Reitz Hill and from along the downtown river front. Military restrictions kept the larger audience at a distance. The vessel described as "the newest type of naval auxiliary craft," was called "a ship not for defense but for attack" by Com.

R. H. G. Mathews, in charge of recruiting in the Indiana naval area, ho spoke at the ceremony. Mrs.

DeWitt C. Redgrave, wife of Capt. DeWitt Redgrave, U. S. Ohio District super visor of shipbuilding, officially christened the ship with a berib-boned bottle of champagne.

The craft was given a number instead of a name. The ship was floated 234 days after the first construction was begun on the shipyard itself. The keel was laid before the yard buildings were completed. It will be fitted afloat and taken on trial runs before going to sea, Navy officials said. State Senator D.

C. Jones Quits Harlan Draft Body Harlan, Oct. 31 Re-publican State Senator D. Jones, who established the "work or order" in Harlan County, today resigned as chairman of Harlan draft board No. 58.

In a statement, Jones said that in fulfilling his pledge to dis charge his duties as chairman of the board "honestly and above all impartially" he had been compelled to "deny some of my hct friends. He did not elabo rate on the statement. Jones established the "work or fight" order soon after he succeeded T. K. Watson as chairman of the board in August and said at that time that all men delin quent in their work or who failed to support their families would be classified as 1-A under the selective service program.

Itronjjrrs to Observe 50 Years of Marriage Mr. and Mrs. August C. Bron per, 93ft E. St.

Catherine, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with special communion services Tuesday morning at St. Vincent de Paul Church Mr. Bronger has been a member of the church for sixty-five years Their son. Charles Bronger, two grandchildren and one great grandchild will join in the cele bration. Mr.

Bronger is 72 and Mrs. Bronger is 70. 5 Arrested On Charge Of Drunken Driving Minor accidents resulting in small car damage and no injuries led to the arrest on drunken driv ing charges last night of Theo dore Roosevelt Allen, 34, Negro 1623 W. Madison: Leroy Smith 31. Negro, 3328 Greenwood Charles E.

Eitel, 44, Jefferson ville, Lawrence A. Brown ing. 36. of 819 Florence, and James A. Godwin, 30, of 1132 4u.

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ATHERTON Mrs. Celia (nee West). age 67 years, Thursday. October 29, 1942, at 3 a.m. Devoted mother of Mrs.

Eva Wilson, Central City, Miss Eula, Roy Melvin and Skeets Morris, all of Louisville, Ky. Survived also by 6 grandchildren; 2 brothers. John West and William West. Funeral from the McDamel Funeral Home, 4339 Fark Sunday. November 1, at 2:30 p.m.

Interment in Resthaven Cemetery. BARRETT Mrs. Elizabeth Thurs day. October 29. 1942, at 12 o'clock noon; residence, 525 E.

Oak St. Widow of John Barrett; devoted mother of Mrs. Michael A. Corso and Margie Barrett; grandmother of Betty Corso and Frank Corso: sister of Mrs. Edward Brown.

Edward, John, Harry and Maurice Brown. Funeral from Dougherty and Son Funeral Home, 1230 S. 3d Monday morning. November 2, at 8:30 and at St. Paul's Church at 9 o'clock.

Interment in St. Louis Cemetery. BRIGHT Mrs. Mary Emily fnee Hurstl passed away suddenly Saturday, Oc tober 31, 1942. at 6 a.m., at her resi donee.

2422 Dumesnil, in her 69th year. Beloved wife of George W. Bright; devoted mother of Mrs. Philip Leach; sister of Mrs. Lucy Owen, Broadhead, Mrs.

Martha Plumer, Martins ville. George Hurst, Jacksonville 111; also survived by 4 grandchildren Funeral Monday at 2:30 p.m. from the Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia Ave. Burial in Walnut Hill Ceme tery, Jeffersonville, Ind. BORDOFFSKY Mrs.

Eva. at the Jewish Hospital. Friday. October 30, 1942, at 10:30 p.m.. survived by two sons.

Sam MoroousKy and Dave Bordof; six daughters, Mrs. Ben Tort, New Albany, Indiana: Mrs. Ruth Gassenheimer, Miami. Florida; Mrs. Paul Rose, Mrs.

Sam Berlin, of Louisville; Mrs. Louis Goldstein. Memphis, Tennessee; eight een grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Stanley David 2124 Murrav Avenue.

Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment in Kene-seth Israel Cemetery. Please omit flowers. BOI RI.IKR Emil B. at 4:20 p.m..

October 30. 1942. at the Jewish Hospital. Survived by wife. Lettie Hamlet Rour-lier: 2 sisters.

Mrs. J. Frank White, of Louisville: Mrs. Clifford P. Davidson, of Pittsburgh.

Penn. Remains at Lee E. Cralle 1330 S. 3d. Funeral from Cralle's at 3 p.m.

Monday, November 2 Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. CRONAN Charles L. (Babe). In his 49th year, Friday, October 30. 1942.

at 5:40 p.m., at his residence. 1608 Stevens Ave. Beloved husband of Anna B. Weill Cronan: also survived bv a brother. J.

J. Cronan: a sister. Mrs. Maye Belle Stout, and a devoted sister-in-law. Mrs.

Oscar Paul. Funeral services Monday. November 2, 9:30 a.m. at the residence and 10 a.m. at St.

Agnes Church. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Vincent de Paul Societies will assemble Sunday at 8 p.m. to recite the rosary. Spanish-American War Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars.

I.eglonaires and D. A. V. will assemble at the church. The deceased was a member of Highland Post.

Number 201, American Legion. Cincinnati. Ohio, papers please copy. FARMER Elizabeth, age 21 years, Saturday, October 31. 1942, at 6:30 a.m..

at Waverly Hills Sanitorium. Beloved sister of Mrs. Edward Shaw, Mrs. Lyn Paulley, Mrs. Gilbert Harvey and Lawrence Farmer; niece of Mrs.

Fred Bunn. Mrs. Coy Parrott. Mr. Tony Stanley and Mr.

Gf-me Stnlc. Ki-neral from T. A. Blanford's. 2815 S.

4th Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Rcsthaven Cemetery. FRIEDLI John. Saturday. October 31, 1942.

at 4:30 p.m. at his residence. 835 S. 37th, in bis 63d year. Beloved husband of Marv Friedli (nee Thonii; father of Mrs.

Paul Lee, Mrs. K. B. Lane. Mrs.

C. J. Friedli and John F. Friedli: brother of Mrs. G.

A. Suter, Fred. Paul A. and Ernest Friedli: also survived by 2 grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock from the Carl E.

Herbold Funeral Home, 20th and Rroadway. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery. GREGORY Charles residence. 506 Brentwood age 58 years, Friday. October 30, 1942, at the Marine Hospital at 4 am.

Beloved husband of Julianna Gregory (nee Graviss): father of Edwin Earl Joseph and Mrs. Howard Wells, all of Louisville; Pvt. Henry Louis Gregory. Penn Valley Park, Kansas City, Mo. Funeral from A.

Blanford's. 2815 S. 4th Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Interment in Zacharly Taylor Ceemtery. Spanish-American War Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Legionnaires and A.V. will assemble at the funeral home at 8:45 a.m. Monday. Deceased was a member of Young Camp, BETTER lf-ed Cars. W.

MUNZ MOTORS 714 W. Broadway. A i ft --i-a -A---A mm,.