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12 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 29, 1949. SECTION USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN Statistics for Louisville and Jefferson County Furniture Firm Asks Approval Of Plan To.Pay Off Creditors Oren McKinney and Lawrence Nau. $20 each, all amended to disorderly conduct. WANTED MEN TO TRAIN FOR CAREERS IN WATCHMAKING Suits Filed Mrs.

Stanley A. Miller. 222 N. Mount Holly. Oct.

JO. Mrs. J. D. Bess.

552 Ballard Oct, 20. SPORT COATS sil 195 Drunken driving Harvey Wiggins, SoOO; Arthur C. Hall, postponed to Nov. 11. County Court Li Become Independent Veterans receive up to $120.00 sub sistence as wed as the All Wool Bluet Grey Brownt opportunity to train in our Modem A petition for approval of a plan to pay creditors was filed in the Federal Court yesterday by Harvest Furniture Manufacturers, 905 W.

Main. The firm is unable to pay its debts as they come due, the petition stated. The plan involves a loan of $250,000 from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. This loan will be made only if arrangements are made speedily with creditors. The firm listed unsecured claims of $183,053.28 and secured claims of $177,247.45.

The plan Shop and Laboratory at Government expense. To insure future security GABARDINE SLACKS $5.95 to $6.95 Othert at $4.45 Mail Orders Invited Mrs. Philip Jackson, CarroUton. Oct. 20.

Mrs. Landson S. Miles, 141s Audubon Oct. 22. Mrs.

Gilbert J. Stecker, 323 Jarvis Lane. Oct. 16. Mrs.

Mark B. Zielinski, 3420 Dearcy. Oct. 23. Mrs.

Wilbur C. Barksdale. Paoli. Oct. 20.

Mrs. Orville Dennis, Bloomfield. Oct. 19. Mrs.

Fred R. Walker. 2446 Bardstown Oct. 17. Mrs.

Morris A. Moore, Milton. Oct. 20. Mrs.

Billy R. Niemeier, 1210 Summitt, Oct. 20. Mrs. Clarence L.

Rhodes, 2306 Garland, Oct. 19. Mrs. Raymond L. McBride, 115 Fairfax, Oct.

19. Mrs. Benjamin T. LaM aster, 3001 Lexington Oct. 20.

Mrs. William H. Bizot, 3007 Sherbrook, Oct. 21. Mrs.

Edmon A. Terrell, Springfield, Oct. 20. Mrs. Arthur G.

Vance, R. 9. Oct. 19. Mrs.

Edsel W. Johnson, 4630 S. 3d, Oct. 21- Boys. Mrs.

James E. Nord. 6600 Miles. Oct. 21.

Mrs. Robert B. Bower. 1346 S. 2d.

Oct. 23. Mrs. Henry R. Huskamp, 2132 Lakeside, Oct.

17. Mrs. Arthur L. Fegenbush, 2225 Lowell, Oct. 18.

Mrs. Ernest F. Johnson, 326' i Tal-lulah. Oct. 22.

Mrs. Kenneth H. Williams. 124 Meridian. Mrs.

James W. Driscoll. Taylors llle, Oct. 17. Mrs.

Max J. Pressburger. 100 X. Caldwell. Oct.

18. Mrs. David M. Sutherland. Bloomfield, Oct.

22. Mrs. Melvin E. Melone. 127 N.

19th, Oct 2L Mrs. Brendon C. Powell. 140 Hartwell Oct- 23. Mrs.

James A. Work. 3815 Wewoka, Oct 18. Mrs. Keat B.

Drane. 4511 Dixie Oct. 15. Mrs. Harry E.

Kinney. 3034 Peale, Oct. 18. Mrs. Clarence A.

Eisenmenger, 2105 Dixdale. Oct. 17. Mrs. Hay den S.

Wilson. 413 Kingston. Oct. 21. Mrs.

Thomas P. Reising. 1418 S. 44th, Oct. 14.

Mrs. Emmitt M. Nail. 718 W. Oak.

Oct. 23. Mrs. Patrick W. Garrison.

R. 3 Box 12, Valley Station, Oct. 22. Mrs. Roland L.

Rayman. 950 S. Floyd. Oct. 15.

Mrs. George W. Morgan. 1905 -S. 3d, Oct.

22. Mrs. Donald E. Waddell. 5022 Emery.

Oct. 22. Mrs. Raymond P. Rupe, 825 S.

6th, Oct. 6. Mrs. James E. Satterly, 1731-E Patton Oct 19.

Mrs. Robert M. Sanders. Nicholasville. Oct.

19. Charles Roser appointed executor of estate of Lilhe Schuhman. Ben J. Johnson appointed guardian of Soma Ann Williams. Philip D.

Wilbert, and Lonnie Edward Spencer. Edward L. Mackey appointed guardian of Daniel T. Schiber. Reid N.

Stibbins appointed administrator of estate of Perry H. Stibbins. Edward L. Mackey appointed administrator of estate of Franziska "Frances" Schmitt. Marriage Licenses Lawrence Miller, 69, retired, and Nellie Kelly.

43. both of Lima. Ohio. John T. Harris.

24, salesman, 234 Glen-dora: Martha Ackerman. 25. of 720 S. 24th. Clifton Goins, 21, multigraph operator, Frankfort; Sara Frances Hoover, 27, of 945 S.

Brook. Charles Crawley England. 27, electrician, Waverly, Calra Catherine Wheatley, 27, Jeffersontown. William J. Fields.

30. owner. 1218 Dur-rett Martha C. Hay don, 27. of 1216 Durrett Ln.

ENROLL NOW. For Full Information Phone, write, or tuil Mr'. Sliddleton at the tchool. KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF TRADES does not affect secured claims. The procedure is possible under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, which makes possible a simple plan for distressed firms to meet obligations.

A committee of creditors to whom the firm is indebted for $70,789.40 has approved the action, the petition said. The plan will pay 10 per cent of the debts owed by the corporation to creditors of $250 each or more at once. The remaining 90 per cent would be paid under an extended plan, substantially in the form of a stand-by agreement. The money woud be paid annually in an amount equal to 20 per cent of the firm's yearly net profits. Creditors to whom the firm owes less than $250 would receive half of that amount and it would be final settlement.

As far as is known the action was the second of its type filed here. A former petition was filed, but died without action. The petition was filed by Alan Schneider, attorney. 1 XTu 107 S. 3rd St.

CL 0960 Open 9 to fcau to 317342 Neil Playforth. vs. Guy Play-forth, divorce. 317343 Strathmoor Pharmacy vs. United States Fidelity Guaranty Co.

and Fidelity St Guaranty Insurance collection. 317344 Francis Drive-It Garage Co. vs. Ben Lee Dennison, collection. 31734 Murry H.

and Mary Virginia Smith vs. Mary Lanrun et sale of real estate. 317346 James H. Shively vs. Pearl Shively.

divorce. 317347 South End Federal Savings Sc Loan Assn. vs. Brooks Denhard, Henrietta Denhard. Austin C.

Pryor. Claudia Pryor. and United States of America, suit of contract. 317348 Anna M. Ph arris vs.

Henry H. Pharris. divorce. 317349 T. J.

Grimes vs. Julia F. Grimes, damages. 317350 Oddie W. Parker vs.

Doris Parker, divorce. 317351 Estate of Wilson R. West VS. Oscar G. C.

Stockman, damages. 317352 E. P. Simpson vs. Big Spring Golf Club, damages.

317353 Robert DeLaney vs. Charles G. Hatfield, collection. 317354 Florence L. Donnelly vs.

William B. Donnelly, divorce from bed and board. 317355 Torrance Aileen Bartley Boaz Vs. James Byron Boaz. divorce.

317356 Horace W. Christopher vs. Virginia Christopher, divorce. 317357 Guy E. Butler vs.

Lillian G. Butler, divorce. 317358 William J. Paul vs. Thomas F.

Lenihan, damages. 317359 Betty Bryson vs. Jessie Bryson, divorce. 317360 Ora Shulthise vs. B-Line Cab Henry D.

Stalker and William W. Walker, damages. 317361 Jennie R. Pfeiffer. guardian, vs.

Eugene J. and Kathleen R. Pfeiffer, sale of real estate. 317362 Dixie Drive It Yourself vs. Brody Linoleum Shade collection.

Building Permits Jack Rothstein. alter brick building, 1154 S. Floyd. $3,000. R.

A. Eberenz. frame dwelling, 401-3-5 E. Wamock, $2,000 each. H.

F. Napier, addition to frame dwelling. 518 Inverness. $500. D.

E. Hendrix, frame garage. 1211 Wood-lawn. $500. Frank C.

Walther frame dwelbngs, 518-20-21-22-23-24-25-27-29-31 Dale $4,500 each. V. L. Tharp. concrete-block storage room, 1937 Bonnycastle, $700.

Births Complete Line of UAI I MAIEEM 1 FIX IT and CHARGE IT LAE1U5 and THANKSGIVING Oct. 20. Mrs. James W. Marshall, R.

1. Box 600, Oct. 20. Mrs. Chester S.

Spurrier, 533 E. Walnut, Oct. 20. Mrs. Maurice W.

Silvey, Green Tree Manor, Oct. 20. Mrs. Walter S. Benson, 710 Marshall Oct.

20. Mrs. Cleve C. Weyenberg, "315 Fairlawn, Oct. 20.

Mrs. Ward G. Fuller, 4100 Garland, Oct. 19. Mrs.

Frank E. Floster, 5619 Evangeline, Oct. 19. Mrs. Roy H.

Hunt, R. 2, Valley Station, Oct. 19. Mrs. William R.

M. Osborne. 210 Blackburn Oct. 16. Mrs.

John L. Irby, 417 N. 29th, Oct. tl. Girls.

Mrs. Rodney E. Lee, R. 9, Box 358, Oct. 19.

Mrs. Albert O. Thomas, 3515 W. Kentucky, Oct. 22.

Mrs. Leonard T. Fredreacea, 1427 Sale, Oct. 22. Mrs.

Leslie H. Rice, 4th. Oct. 20. Mrs.

T. J. Roby. Brooks. Sept.

19. Mrs. Oscar F. Higdon, 1648 S. 30th, Oct.

21. Mrs. James B. Landrum, Jeffersonville, Oct. 17.

Mrs. Clark L. Kelly. 2410 Emil, Oct. 10.

Mrs. Donard D. Davison, R. 9, Shively, Oct. 9.

Mrs. Hudnul Snodgrass, Valley Station, Oct. 6. Mrs. Herbert H.

Johnson, 1368 Dixie Oct. 21. Mrs. Raymond C. Schulte, 159 La Salle Oct.

13. Mrs. John P. Watson. R.

3, Box 159, Vallev Station. Sect. 12. FOR ALL NOW ON DISPLAY Open a charge account Indictments Couple Sues To Void Deed For Pipe Line Mr. and Mrs.

R. H. Skinner sued in Circuit Court yesterday to cancel a right-of-way deed they gave the Texas Gas Transmission Company for a pipe line across their farm on Jefersontown-Middletown Road. R. Davis McAfee, their attorney, said he would ask Circuit Judge Scott Miller Monday to hear the case immediately.

The company's natural-gas pipe-line construction is nearing the erty. The suit charges that the deed was signed by Skinner in September, 1948, on "misrepresentation" of its meaning. The owners were paid no money, the suit said, and if the deed is held valid the company will have an interest in the 200-acre farm "superior" to that of the Skinners. The Skinners put the value of the land and the damage at $50,000. McAfee said he would ask Judge Miller to order the construction crews off the land until the case is decided.

watch repaired and the entire cost placed en your account. CTSSfe'a WwSi no Charge tor Credit! WALLET-SIZE PHOTOS Beckmann Photographer Subscriptions to Cards Added Daily All Magazines fo Our Complete Line At Publishers' of Fverytfoy Cards Prices for All Occasions Police Court 320 W. Market WA 2448 Quick Service S-Vj Quality Work tirsaVlne Charles Malicious striking and wounding James W. Anderson and Vernon hi. Anderson.

Malicious cutting and wounding William H. Patterson. Operating motor vehicle without owner's consent Addison Barlow and Samuel Fer-rell, Jr. Uttering worthless check Frank Meyers. Maintaining a common nuisance Thomas Leonard Ballard and Robert Allen Con-doit.

Burglary Charles C. Beeler. Defrauding hotelkeeper Frank Bennett. Grand larceny Thomas Deaton. Carnal knowledge of a female William N.

Endicott. Possession of burglar tools Jesse C. Emert. Benjamin R. Emert, and Gilbert C.

Borders. Storehouse breaking Claude W. Hatfield and Edward Jones. Burglary Finley F. Johnson.

Indictments Dismissed Malicious cutting and wounding Samuel Armstrong, Benjamin Page, Lorene Green, and C. J. Williams. Mrs. Howard J.

Aubrey. 708 Inverness, Oct. S. Mrs. Larry L.

Skaggs, 6635 Evangeline, Oct. 2. "rF James R. Watkins, R. Shively, Oct.

3. Michael J. Sandifer, 2315 North Western Oct. 16. Mrs.

Roger L. Wigginton, 1028 S. 18th. Oct. 17.

Mrs. John J. Webb, 1355 S. 20th. Oct.

18. Mrs. Frank D. Fisher, 437 Saginaw, Oct. 14.

Mrs. Paul F. Rennirt, R. 3, Box 122B, Valley Station, Oct. 9.

Mrs. William C. Fowler, 528 Brentwood, Oct. 7. Mrs.

Erbie Ferguson, Donansburg, Oct. 12. Mrs. Vincent B. Lega, Charlestown, Oct.

17. Mrs. George E. Berkley, 720 S. 21st, Oct.

16. Mrs. John O. Patterson, 1308 Farmdale. Oct.

15. Mrs. Gerald B. Fow. 839 Minoma.

Oct. 12. WANTED Guaranteed READMORE CARD SHOP 648 S. 4th Kentucky Theatre Open 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.

Daily E. Trice, postponed to Nov. 12. Robberv Earl Leo Branham and William Glasgow, postponed to Tuesday. Uttering worthless check Elwood Ram- sev.

to grand jury Wednesday. Drunkenness in a public place Rodman Oldham and Francis Rhodes. $100 each. Murder Melvin Wilson, to grand jury NMalicfous shooting George H. Hubbard.

PMaPlicToust0stabWng-Evelyn Kirkpatrick. Ettn andooSk-Chester Smith. $60; Leroy Pickett. $40: Raymond Ramsey. 10,000 DROPHEAD SINGER MACHINES Round Bobbins 25.00 Long Bobbins 10.00 Also Electric and Commercial Machines Immediate Cash No Waiting STATE WIDE SEWING MACHINE CO.

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