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10 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. TUESDAY MORNING, OCTBER 10, 1950. SECTION 2 The undersigned will sU at public auc tion to the highest bidder for cash, on Accused Ex-Aide S. WIA1HIK tUDlAU MAf 1 I 1948 Buick. Serial No.

14Sr21Z at a.m. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All creditors of estate of W. F. Woodruff, No. 278-337.

Jefferson Circuit Court, are notified to present their claims, properly proven before me Room 402 Court House, Louisville, on or before Oct. 27. 1950. JOHN O. ARNOLD.

Commissioner. Cotton Crop Short of Needs in the forenoon of Octber 16. 1950, at Union Auto Sales, 831 West Broadway. Louisville, Kentucky, taktn from Thomas M. Edwards under a ckattel mortgage.

The undersigned reserves the right to bid. ASSOCIATES DISCOUNT iCORPORATION By: J. M. RIGNEY. Of Bank Faces Sentencing Nov.

I The undersigned will sell at public auc-tion to the highest bidder for cash, one Distillers Blame Error For Breach of Zoning National Distillers Products Corporation did not deliberately violate zoning regulations in building warehouses in the Shively area, Thomas Bullitt, attorney for the corpora Washington, Oct.9 (U.R) A cot ton harvest of only 9,869,000 bales, 1946 Ford. Motor No. 1GA 300996 at 11:30 Lowell Runyan, 24, CrittenderA.M. in the forenoon of October 16, 1950, NOTICE OF BOND SALE The Grayson County Public Hospital Drive near Adair, former D00k-uisville, Kentucky, taken from John nar IinHor xa rhatial mrr-f norta TV a eight smallest since the turn of the century, was forecast today by the Agriculture Department. Corporation, a corporation of Leitchfield, Kentucky, until 11:00 A.M..

Central Standard Time, on October 19. 1950. at the regular meeting place of the Fiscal Court of Grayson County, Kentucky, in the county court house, Leitchfield, Kentucky, will keeper of the Royal Industrial ersigned reserves the right to bid. DISCOUNT CORPORATION Bank, changed a plea Federay: j. m.

rigney. The crop will not De large tion, said yesterday. enough to meet domestic and foreign demand without digging deep into the nation's reserve supply. Because of this, the Gov receive competitive sealed bids on of Grayson County Public Hospital Corporation First Mortgage Bonds, numbered 1-40, both inclusive, each in the denomination of $1,000, dated October 1. 1950.

interest payable semi-annually, maturing on October 1 of each year. $1,000 in 1953, $2,000 in 1954-57. inclusive. $3,000 in 195S, $2000 in 1959. $3,000 in $2,000 in 1961, $3,000 ln 1962-66.

inclusive. and $6,000 in Court yesterday of not guilty ou Xhe undersigned win sen at public auc- a charge Of misapplying funds Orion to the highest bidder for cash, one M7ill V.o contonrod148 Kaiser. Serial No. K482036853 at 11:20 the banK. He Will De Sentenceav.M.

in the forenoon of October 16. 1950, November 6. Union Auto Sales, 831 West Broadway, euisville, Kentucky, taken from Robert Runyan was indicted With Sams under a chattel mortgage The ndersigned reserves the right to bid. three other bank employees and ssociates discount corporation Nathan Rosenblatt, used car i- J- m. rigney.

ernment this iau may iimii coi- ton exports. Hiah Ttmptrlur, end ro The forecast, based on October 1 conditions, is 38 per cent small 1967. subject to prior redemption on any 60 60 0 dealer. JKOSenDiatt cnangea his The undersigned will sell at public auc interest due date, upon thirty days' notice, in inverse numerical order, at par er tnan last years 2TJ A ni to the highest bidder for cash, one 1 Kaiser, serial imo. K100049979 at 11:10 bales.

It compares with the pervious 10-year everage of bales and the Government's a. in the forenoon of October 16, 1950, Union Auto Sales. 831 West Broadway. Tmpratwr cjwrt Stow Avmg far Ant Arrawt Otnot Wind Flaw lisville, Kentucky, taken from Joseph Pius accrued interest plus additional in terest of if the call date is on or before October 1. 1955.

and on the same terms if thereafter, except that the additional interest shall be 27c both interest and principal payable at The Louisville Trust Company, Louisville, Kentucky, and issued in accordance with a mortgage deed of trust authorizing said bonds authorized 1950 production goal of A. is. Kue under a chattel mortgage. i undersigned reserves the right to bid. 750.

This eoal was set before out (HI 50CIATES DISCOUNT CORPORATION J. M. RIGNEY. W.oTh.t Corfu-sat At Of I JO Oct break of the Korean War raised Hiaht and lo-vt tn Inchvt the demand for cotton. 1 BIDS WANTED plea last week to no contention, and two of the employees changed theirs to guilty.

William Wilkerson, 53, of the 300 block E. Walnut, charged with an illegal attempt to buy narcotics, was dismissed. The dismissal was asked by the Government on the ground of insufficient evidence. Federal agents said Wilkerson was given 50 cents by another person to take a forged prescription to a downtown drugstore. -Js will be received by the City of "l1eld, Kentucky, at the office of the Turpentine 65c a Gallon Savannah.

Oct. 9 (API-Turpentine a change of zoning was acted upon. When the stop-work order was issued August 9, Bullitt, James J. Dunn, resident manager of the corporation, and other officials conferred with William Beatty, zoning-enforcement officer. They asked Beatty if it would be a violation of the order to go ahead and build the foundations so the excavations would not cave in.

Beatty, according to Bullitt, told them it would be no violation of the stop-work order "but if the entire commission decides against the company then the whole investment will be lost." Bullitt said he told Beatty it was a business risk and the company was willing to take it. Beatty said yesterday: "I did not say it would not be a violation of the stop-work order. I only told them they could proceed at their own risk." The commission last Thursday postponed any action on the company's request to rezone the land just outside Shively where the warehouse has been started. He made the statement in response to a charge last week by a committee of the Jefferson County Planning and Zoning Commission that the distillery was "very careless and negligent" in building a new warehouse in the county without a permit. raid Taxes to Shively Bullitt said the distillery officials believed the land on which two warehouses were begun was in Shively; that the company had been paying taxes on the property to Shively, and that a New York engineering firm obtained building permits for the warehouses from Shively.

(Shively does its own zoning.) One warehouse, practically completed, straddles the boundary of Shively. The other warehouse is wholly outside Shively. Bullitt explained why some work was continued on the latter warehouse after a stop work order was received from the commission and before the distillery's request for a permit or M-'leld. Kentucky, until 1:30 p.m. Tues-daOctober 24, 1950, for the General Coct and Mechanical Branches Con- 65c: offerings and sales, none: receipts, 1.488: shipments.

74; stocks, 14,694. Rosin: Offerings and sales, 200; receipts, 1.449: shipments, none: stocks, 36.320. Quote: Associated Press Wlrepaoto Map Weather Bureau forecast: The Northeast will have occasional rain today while scattered showers are forecast for southern Florida, the Upper Mississippi Valley, and the Northwest. It will snow in the central and northern Rockies, where below-freezing temperatures are expected. Fair to partly cloudy is the outlook elsewhere in U.

S. Afternoon readings will be somewhat higher from the Texas coast northward to the Great Lakes but lower in the North Central states and along the Eastern Seaboard. on an addition to jjunDar Mign Schi building at Mayfleld. Kentucky. and specifications may be secured 5.

54.1U; 4.ia; vjt, H. $7.08: K. WG, J7.20; WW, $7.37. oy a resolution of the Board of Directors of said Corporation, to which resolution and mortgage reference is hereby made. Bidders must bid not less than par and accrued interest, must name an interest rate or rates in multiples of 'Vc.

not to exceed 4'ii. and must bid on the entire amount of $40,000 herein advertised. Said bonds will be sold to the highest and best bidder, provided the corporation reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Said corporation will furnish a final approving legal opinion of Messrs. Skaggs, Hays Fahey, attorneys of Louisville.

Kentucky, and will furnish printed bond forms. Bid forms may be secured at tha office of Russell H. Skaggs. County Clerk, and shall be enclosed ln a sealed envelope marked on the outside "Bid for Grayson County Public Hospital Corporation First Mortgage Bonds." As evidence of good faith a certified check in the amount of $750 must accompany each bid. which will be returned to any unsuccessful bidder.

Upon failure of the successful bidder ti rronjfre Architect, G. Tandy Smith, Box 706. ducah, upon deposit of $20.00 Per I The full deposit will be refunded to cfc-actors submitting bona fide bids. Parti.T-ofiinrf rf riennsit will be mad to Louisville Bank Clearings 1950 1949 noset submitting bias, upon tne prompt Day's clearing 37,907,768 Sunday Debits to individ "TiuriDt plans ana specifications to tne "-cnigt, a deduction Demg made to cover Plntia and mailing posts. If more than ual accounts zj.jw.sox aunuay Clearings year to date 5.194.181.994 4,575,737,875 Yesterday's Weather Washington, Oct.

9 (AP) Weather Bu Ind. debits year to ally uiuuci oil Avi a uioi pepai for such extra set or sets. Ma-r sidors and sub-contractors will be chaWfoj- plans to cover cost of printing and msHna Father Gets 75 Years For Raping Daughter, 3 Princess Anne Courthouse, Oct. 9 () A jury in Princess Anne County Circuit Court today found Jack H. Dorraugh, 26, tile setter of East Ocean View, guilty of raping his 3-year-old daughter, and fixed his punishment at -75 years without time off for good behavior.

reau report of temperatures and rainfall Sealskin and Mink To Go Up St. Louis, Oct. 9 (U.R) Sealskin and mink, the season's two top fashion furs, will go up in price late this winter, G. Donald Gib-bins, vice-president of Fouke Fur Company, said today. for the 24 hours ending 8 p.m.: date i 1 l.tM.ns Dividends Declared Record Payable Date.

Date. IQTTin ATINfl Station. High. Low. Prec ln the amount of i of bid reauired of all bidders and a 100 bond will be required of the cJprs securing award or awards.

reserves the right to accept any flrv nr all bids. TJlen Realiz .15 10-20 10-31 Atlanta. Ga. 68 48 .00 Atlantic City. N.

64 62 .04 Boston. Mass. 69 54 .00 Chattanooga, Term 67 45 .00 take up and pay for the bonds when ready, the amount of the good-faith check shall be forfeited by such bidder, and such amount shall be deemed liquidated damages for such default. (Signed) Gray, son County Public Hospital Corporation. C.

L. Bratcher. President, and C. T. Cub bage.

Secretary. REGULAR nonsHa TVim Su 25 11-10 12-1 Chicago. 111. 65 53 .01 i SCOTT LEMON. Mayor.

Cft OTP TUT A VtrTTTT KENTltrKV Cincinnati. Ohio 57 50 .29 Rolland tap uxa pt i.oo', tq.j Stein A Co .50 10-31 11-15 Statistics for the City and County Cleveland, Ohio 60 57 .00 Denver, Colo 82 46 .00 Detroit, Mich 60 56 .00 I Hogs and Lambs Sell Higher Duiuin. Minn a 34 .00 Fort Worth, Texas 79 51 .00 Jacksonville. Fla 79 73 .22 THE DIFFERENCE I pub is IN-N Garthwaite. $205 50.

Bradley Reckless driving Kenneth a. Sept. 21. Mrs. Clyde M.

Haire, 121 W. Chestnut, Sept. 13. Mrs. Albert H.

Campbell, 611 N. 19th, Sept. 14. Kansas Citv, Mo. 73 42 .00 Los Angeles.

Calif. 74 59 .00 Louisville, Ky 62 50 .14 and Lawrence Birk. S25 50 each. Drunk in public place, auto Irvm F. Memphis.

Tenn 71 45 .00 Hayes. $40.50. Subse you could qualify for insurance rates on construction jobs without aiieg QUaiity of your cov- Mrs. Carl Jeffries. 113 s.

I7tn. Sept. 10. Mrs. Leslie B.

Murphy. 1501 Lombard. Hunting without license J. F. Jones, Miami.

la. 84 74 .00 Minneapolis-St. Paul 67 35 .00 $30.50. New Orleans. La 75 01 .00 Sept.

26. Mrs. Marion J. Cunningham, 1612-H Brashear Sept. 27.

New York. N. 70 61 .00 Indictments ffglnvestigate Jefferson's NEW Philadelphia. Perm 64 62 .29 Mrs. Leonard 5.

Martin, 16Z5-M ration Oct. 3. Phoenix. Ariz 102 64 .00 or contractors. It could Carnal knowledge of a female Oliver Mrs.

George K. Symon. 4108 Fartnenla. L. Alstott.

Sept. 21. Pittsburgh. Penn 56 53 .67 Portland, Maine 73 50 .00 St. Louis.

Mo. 71 46 .00 San Antonio. Texas 84 51 .00 a difference in lower in more jobs, and in Assault and battery Luther T. Baldwin. Grand larceny Wilbur Brown.

Vincent Girls Mrs. Hubert H. Kohrman. New Haven. A.

Clark, Embry Williams, and John W. than Fridav; most good and choice lots $27.50 to $28.25. few choice lots to $28.50. bulk early sales $28 down, mixed lots medium and good $26.50 to $27.50. common and medium $20 to $25.

culls down to $15 or below; aged slaughter ewes steady, good and choice $11 to $13. cull to medium $5 to $10. Chicago (AP) Hog prices advanced 25c to 40c in a fairly active trade today. Cattle were steady to 50c lower and sheep steady to 25c higher. The $20 hog returned after being absent since last Wednesday.

Most good and choice barrows and gilts, however, sold from $18.25 to $19 90 and sows from $16 25 to $19.25. Clearance was good on a supply of 8,000. which compared with 13.450 a week ago. Choice to prime steers merited $33 to $33 50. Most medium to choice kinds taking $25 to $32.25.

Good and choice heifers brought $28.50 to $30.50. one load hitting $31.50. Good cows topped at $22 50, sausage bulls at $26. and vealers at $33. Most good and choice slaughter lambs ranged from $26.75 to $27.75.

the extreme top of $28 going to choice kinds. Ewes continued to top at $15. Week-end rofit margin. fcan rrancisro, calif. 67 si .00 Savannah.

Ga 80 67 .10 Walker. Sept. 30. Seattle. Wash.

57 41 00 Operating a motor vehicle without Mrs. Benjamin jf. Wallace, 3iz wayne, Sept. 13. Washington.

D. 67 64 1.09 owner's consent Robert S. Cravens. Mrs. Mitchell Armes, 967 5.

za, scpi. -a. Willful murder Charlie L. Crosby. Flourishing a deadly weapon Sidney METEOROLOGICAL DATA (Official.) Louisville.

Oct. 9. 1950 "Ask JeHenos to Quale" Hayden. By U. S.

Department of Agriculture Yesterday's estimated salable receipts at the Bourbon Stock Yards: CatUe calves 600; hogs sheep 800. HOGS: Active, good and choice 190-260-pound barrows and gilts 50 to 75 cents higher at $19 50 to $20. practical top $20 for choice meat-type 210-230 pounds, one lot 240 pounds $20.25, 160-180 pounds 50c to $1 higher at $17.50 to $19; sows scarce. 50c to $1 higher, good and choice all weights $17 to complete early clearance. CATTLE: Good and choice matured slaughter steers lacking, market slow and weak on common and medium 1,050 pounds down mostly $22 to $27 50.

butcher yearlings weak to 50 cents lower, medium to low-good heifers and mixed $22 to $27.50, individual top-good heifers to $29. sprinkling cutter and common lightweights $17 to $20: cows about steady, common and medium beef type $18 to $20: good heifer type $20 to $22. most canners and cutters $15 to $18. shelly and emaciated canners $8 to $14: bulls 50 cents higher, medium and good sausage bulls $22 to $24. cutter and common $17.50 to $21: medium stockers and feeders $23 to $27.75.

CALVES: Vealers mosUy $1 higher following steady start; bulk good and choice $33 to $36, top $36. common and medium $26 to $32, most culls $18 to $25: weighty slaughter calves 50 cents to $1 lower, common medium and good mainly $20 to $26, few choice to $27. SHEEP: Fat lamb trade opened steady to strong, closed 25 to 50 cents higher 7 A.M. Noon. 7 P.M.

Fruit and Vegetables Temperature (dry bulb). 52 60 59 Larceny from school Charles E. Lewis. Dwelling house breakine Nathaniel Temperature (wet bulb) 51 58 58 By Federal-State Market News Service Lewis. ESFFERSON Insurance Agerid Dew point 50 56 57 Wholesale selling prices for Relative humidity 96 87 92 Conversion David W.

Morton. Child desertion Paul O'Brien. Malicious cutting and wounding another Temperatures and Precipitation Maxi Suits Filed 323-623 Mildred M. Landers vs. estate of Frank A.

Meene et order trustee 323-624 Mary L. Vincent vs. Willard Vincent, divorce. 323-625 Patricia Ann Swope. on petition.

323-625 Ronald L. Barnes, on petition. 323-627 Shade W. Turner vs. Bertha L.

Turner, divorce. 323-628 James B. Young vs. Charles J. Kremer, collection.

323-629 Delia Taylor vs. George E. Taylor, divorce. 323-630 Stanley S. Searcy vs.

Harold L. Carr. damages. 323-631 Mary J. Hester vs.

Marshall J. Hester, divorce. 323-632 Albert E. Smith vs. Walter K.

Conklin. damages. 323-633 Hazel C. Slawter vs. Ben Hill.

634-Lorraine Purcell vs. Donaldson Baking Co. and Russell Howard, damages. 323-635 Nathan Menzin vs. Elmer and Nellie Shirclifl.

injunction. 323-636 August Ansback vs. Phil Green-berg, damages. nv.ii 323-637 Mrs. Agnes Ansback vs.

Phil Greenberg. damage. 323-638 William A. Riner vs. Jewel M.

Riner. divorce. 323-639 White Motor Co. vs. Ivan Sutton, collection.

323-640 Anna M. Codey vs. Luther C. Codey. divorce.

323-641 Mabel K. Senn vs. Albert J. Senn. divorce.

323-642 Jimmie Abbott vs. Jack Kendall, collection. 323-643 Venze Deluca vs. Dr. John w.

Price. damages. 323-644 Estate of L. G. Shiflet VS.

La-bum J. Clements, damages. 323-645 Modern Loan Co. vs. Matthew and Mary Lee Council, collection.

323-646 Modern Loan Co. vs. Horace A. Wingard. and Huby Wingard, collec- tl323-647 James and Everlena Hooks vs.

The Rev. Louis C. Taylor and Johnnie Tavlor. to cancel deed. 323-643 Alice K.

Tracy vs. Howard D. Tracy, divorce. good quality home-grown pro 51 SlgrjuT A With intent to kill John S. Price.

mum temperature, 62: minimum temperature. 50; mean temperature. 56; normal temperature. 60; departure for day, Storehouse breaking Thomas A. duce at Louisville produce houses arrivals also included 17,000 catue, sou calves, and 1.000 sheep.

Whaley. departure lor montn. aepariure since March 1. 260: mean relative humidity. yesterday included: Indictments Dismissed APPLES Bushels.

Stavman Winesaps, 92; total precipitation. .14: normal precipitation. departure for day. .07: departure for month, departure Jonathans, 3.25. Rape Worthy E.

Tracy. BEANS Bushels, stringless. S1.2S to since March 8.0Z. This advertisement is under no circumstances to idered as an offering of these securities pole $4 down. RIVER FORECAST Building Permits Louisville: Upper gauge, IT 3: lower jor sate, or as a solicitation oj an ojjeruy any 0f tuch securities.

gauee. 11.3. The Ohio River in the Louis BEETS Dozen bunches, 50c to 60c CABBAGE Bushels, 85c to $1. CORN Bushels, white. $1.25: golden Maude Shanklin.

concrete-block garage. ville district will rise very slowly for the 1037 Bardstown $800. next 24 hours. TvTot a New Itsue bantam, $1.75. J.

Kavich. move frame store bund ing from 3011 Wilson to 1650 S. 30th, $2,500. EGGPLANT Bushels. $2.25.

GREENS Bushels. Kale, mustard and J. R. Ritchie, addition to frame dwell When One Nasty Cold after Another Leaves You ing, 1504 Bluegrass, $500. turnio tops.

SI to $1.25: spinach. $1.25 to $1.50. Marriage Licenses GREEN ONIONS Dozen bunchces. 50c. LEAF LETTUCE 10-oound baskets.

$1 Leo Galey. 23. machinist. Evansville: to $1 25. Nancy Wagoner, 21, of 201 Mayfair.

Louisville Gas and Eletric Company PEPPERS Bushels, $2 to $250. POTATOES 100-pound sacks. un. Kenneth c. Means.

31. u. S. Army. Fort Knox: Martha G.

Unsell, 24. Buechel. washed. S1.75 to S2. Alfred M.

Tracy. 37. parts forecaster. swtfcT potatoes Busneis, nancy Cleveland; Margaret Elizabeth Lake, 32, Hails and yams, $2. of 2331 Hale.

Donald w. Moffett. 33. instructor, 373 ilKnira Dozen Duncnes. witn tops, 75c to 90c; without tops, bushels, $2.

County Court N. 41st; Edna Katherine Jones, 25, of Common Si 2536 W. Main. Citizens Fidelity Bank and Trust Co. Leslie H.

wooason. zi. minister, B3 Foreign Exchange (Without Pax Value) Dorchester Gloria M. Stephenson, 23, Danville. New York.

Oct. 9 (API Closing foreign William B. Hickman, 25, carpenter, Rt. 9: Mildred Anna Schwenk, 24, of 1835 exchange rates follow (Ureat in dollars, others in cents: Stevens. Canadian dollar in New York open Daniel A.

Kessler. 54. sheet-metalworker. appointed executor 01 tne csinc ji rence J. Camozzi.

Walter J. Walterbury appointed executor of the estate of Riley W. Waterbury. Edward L. Mackey appointed guardian cf Alton Kichard Crafton.

Ben J. Johnson appointed guardian of Charles Edward Darnell. Norvin E. Green, appointed nd-Trtinistrator of the estate oi Carrie Crady "Alfred Wasserman appointed executor of the estate of Elizabeth Wasserman. 2737 Montana; Mary L.

McCauley, 48, of market per cent discount or 84.50 u. cents, unchanged. Price $32 per Share Great Britain (pound off 116 of a cent; Great Britain 30-day futures 2.801i. up 316 of a cent: Great Britain 60-day futures 2.8IV2, up 516 of a cent: Great Britain 90-day futures 2.82, off 318 418 N. 24U1.

Harvey Louis Wheeler. 19, TT. S. Army, 209 Mohawk; Gloria Dean Hawkins, 17, of 1130 S. Brook.

Paul Baker. 20. carpenter. Coral Ridge: Dorothy E. Douglas.

17. Rt. 3. Benjamin Schaffner, 19. shipping clerk, 718 Evelyn; Alice Wade, IT, of 823 Denham Rd.

plus the equivalent of the New York Stock Exc re commission of a cent; Belgium (franc) 1.98',a, un What a "TF Difference atTITTHrtflTfftnr-r ifff changed: France (franc) of a cent, Police Court unchanged: Holland (guilder) 26.26, off .01 of a cent; Italy (lira) of a cent. Deloris L. Sunderman, 35, engineering Drunken driving Ralph W. Smith. $100; v.

nahnnv nnstnnned to Nov. 13: unchanged; Portugal lescudo) 3.su, un changed: Sweden fkrona) 19.37. un aide. 1481 S. Z2d; Doris K.

Rogers, 2B, of 2008 S. 3d. David W. Harbin. 21.

grinder. 227 Thomas L. Boone, to Monday: Emmett Woods, Owen M. Perty. and Willie Gillespie, to Oct.

28; Curtis Bailey, to changed; Switzerland (franc) (free) 22.96, off .01 of a cent. The offering is being made in any State only by such of the Madison: Norma J. Taylor, 16, of 738 S.S.S. Tonic Goes Directly to Work on the Usual Cause of "After-Cold Weakness" BUILDS UP RED BLOOD CELLS FOR NEW STRENGTH If your system is weakened by low blood count put S.S.S. to work right away and look for prompt improvement in the way you feel.

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Only S.S.S. Gives You Thit Special Stimulating, Strengthening Action Vurchasertt Argentina (free) 7.45. unchanged: Brazil including tha undersigned, as may lawfully offer the secur; Washington. Unhurt 24. CTedit manager.

Oct. 23; Warren Sanders, to oa iiv.v tr, Oct. 31: William O. in tuch Stat. (free) 5.30, unchanged: Mexico n.sv, un changed: Venezuela (Bolivar) 30.05, un Howlett, to Nov.

3: David M. Cornett, to changed. Hong Kong dollar 17.50, unchanged, and Marilyn Sonne Lambert, 23, both of 639 S. 2d. Glen Clifford Yager.

24. troubleshooter, Bloomington. Mary Margaret Stacy, Nov. 9: Harold W. Cissell, to Nov.

Martin Bronger. to Nov. David Bellou, to Oct. 30; Joseph Dayis. to Nov.

21. D.rll.n rtrivinff William Wilkie. $100. Advertisement a 27. Of 4620 C11II.

Louis Baron. 61. salesman. 1508 S. 1st Lehman Brothers myth fcr inc.

MOTHER "oFASHIOKD" Anne Shapiro Jacobson, 56, of 1712 Tre- vilian Way. Richard Carrier. 22. Inspector. 1026 Eliza Conversion Robert Green, held to grand jury tomorrow.

Operating a handbook Bernard James and Paul Golden. $60 each, and Harry Price. Peter Habeeb. and Edward Wall, $30 each, all amended to disorderly con- Franlr Vrnr tinstnoned tO Oct. 24.

Stein J. J. B. Hilliard Son beth: Shirley A. Willis.

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Almstedt Brothers W.Er Tjtmi T.p Strnnff. 19. vardman. 4117 The Bankers Bond Co. Dwelling-house breaking John Es-tridge.

held to grand jury Oct. 27. Attempted storehouse breaking James Priddv and Alvin W. Blair, postponed to yons Co. Wheeler: Wanda Carol Spencer, 16, of Incorporated modern way is to give St.

Joseph Aspirin For Children. Orange fla-imreH tahlft are Vm. adult dose. Buy Coral Ridge. Monroe Franklin Goodson.

26. assembler. At J.i Berwyn T. Moore Company O'Neal'. Is? Inc.

St. Joseph Aspirin For Children! 35c Ma'icious striking Ernest Willoughby nd Walter Fields, postponed to Thursday. Knowingly receiving stolen property- and Helen M. Hammer, 20, both of 1128 Schiller. Harrv Gehrlng Tomilson.

23. truck driver. Pewee Valley: Elizabeth Ann Incorporated Security Bond Company Green. 18. of 1528 Berrv Blvd.

EASES PAINFUL Wagner, Reid and linger, Inc. Carl E. Duncan. 50. and Lena John R.

Baker, held to grana jurv vjti. 30: Flourney Robinson and Arvie Dunk-erson, postponed to Oct. 24. Quarterly Court BS.S. formula, distilled from the natural medicines of field and forest while In 2-seconds medi they are fresh, has never been excelled.

SJj.a. Ionic, alter 71 Brooks. 36. both of Indianapolis. Clinton D.

Smith. 27, farmer. Prospect: Florence E. Kaelin. 24.

Lime Kiln Ln Ben Fireman. 43. supervisor, and Mrs. Faye E. Hite, 53, both of Indianapolis.

cation clings-close I i GTyf Russell, Long Burkholder John W. Smt Speeding Sterling E. Payne. Jessie L. Vprnnn A Lofton.

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Grand lor the family's minor skin rashes. 4nH Hi. 1 MrFariden. S20.50 each. the big red box at any drug store.

October 9, 1950. Births Operating motor vehicle while drunk Charles Simpson. $105.50 and revocation favorite Family Blood Tonic for 71 Years Breach of peace Fted Bradley. 5 days BOYS Mrs. Roy Troman.

Anchorage Rt 5, In jail. Estate Classified Section; Announcements Services Automotive Employment Business Opportunities Livestock Merchandise Rents Services Offered Genercl. 14 13 Information Personals. Services Offered General. 14 Services Lodge) Notices.

ered Cenerol. 14 lolstentd. refinished. JIG-SAWS; complete new line for Remains at the W. G.

Hardy Broadway Chapel. 3415 W. Broadway. Funeral notice later. HORVITZ.

Mrs. Minnie, at her resi ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, i Repairs CONCRETE construction work, free estimates: we have the equipment for ycur job. AT 3609. repaired: uphoTV rWanpri CRESCENT HILL Chapter, Number 265. O.E.S., will meet this Tuesday evening for business and public in children and adults; prices, Z5c to 1.

K. S. CAUFIELD. INC. A.

C. UPH4.RTF.TV shop IT'S EASY to place a Classified Ad Call WAbash 2211 and ask tor an Ad-Taker If you are a permanent resident ot the city, you need only say rnmr.E IT Your home service needs A to any home improvements is oir spe Caneyville. 1 grandchild. Remains at the W. G.

Hardy Broadway Chapel. 3415 W. Broadway, until 3 p.m. Monday. Remains will be taken to Tom S.

Ellis Funeral Home. Caneyville. Ky. Funeral services 1:30 p.m Tuesday. October 10th, at the Caneyville Baptist Church.

Interment in Layman Cemetery. 306-8-10 3d St. WA 4477, WA 0789 dence. 1358 S. 1st, Monday.

October Night and dv rail FR 7410 REDUCE at home without diet. 9, 1950. at 3:30 a.m. survived, by stallation ot ofiicers. tveiyn mut-phy.

Mae M. Alter, Sec'y. SHAWNEE Lodge, Number 830. CONCRETE work: certified contractor; work guaranteed: small and large jobs; free estimates; references. SH 4205 -J.

her husband. Maurice; 1 daughter. Ritzi; son. Myron Lee: sister. Miss cially; we nave avauaoie ai materials and skilled workmen; qualified engineers to call on yon low cost monthly payments a rr anted if desired; free estimates.

AM 377. drug or exercise: for trial treatment phone Miss Jones, HI 1526 or write 2008 Lowell. F. and A. will meet this Tuesday at 7:30 in Shawnee Temple for Fannie Sharashwsky.

Funeral from The Courier-Journal Tha nuicTTillp TimPS In Memoriam. Herman Meyer ana son. 1523 5. 3d work in the F.C. degree, examina Monday at 3 m.

interment ln REPAIR and remodel your fur coat at Mona's: lowest prices. 719 E. Broadway, JA 8610. tions: all members invited; H. s.

MASON-DLXON CONTRACT) RS INC. T-1 SI CU.lt... 1 Keneseth Israel Cemetery. CONTRACTOR, masonry, brick, block and concrete construction of all kinds: bonded and insured workmen; free estimates: no job too large or too small. Office.

502 N. 22d. CL 4153. Jack Bowling St Keeling, Master; Gus A. Knapp, GAS heating: saVe lOOAnbw on gas furnaces, convenjon burners, floor furnaces, space nWers temall down payment, up to lyear-ito pay.

LOUISVILLE GAt HE.4TING CO. Sales and Servk CL 0151. Market Gas neating is our busfess, not sideline: turn to a nameVou know. ZIPPER GAS SERVICT INC FR 6164. 1546 erryBlvd FR 2658.

GRADING: yards fimshedUady for seeding or sodding: motng and cleaning lots. Becnel, vettan. AT i id oi it: uy Secretary. ADDITIONS ALTERATIONS FURS: let Louisville's finest stylist restyle your furs: sling cape. 35 up.

HOWARD. Anderson Salty Sunday. October 8. 1950. in his 56th year, at the Nichols General Hospital, at 3 SUNSET Lodge.

Number 915. F. and REPAIRS sons. PACY8 FUK5 Sc 1UUU1KY A. will meet in Parkland Temple.

316 W. Walnut. WA 6935. 28th and Dumesnil Tuesday. Oc We do any type home improverrsnts; no job too small or too large; torn 30 years of know-how you gel the DRESSMAKING and sewing of all kinds; prompt service; reasonable p.m.: residence, 617 n.

3rtn St. Beloved husband of Mrs. Hallie Howard (nee Barr): stepfather of Mrs. WATCH REPAIRING BL'CKNER; in loving memory of our dear son and brother. Jimmie Buck-ner, who was killed in car accident, Oct.

10. 1948. I cannot say. I will not say That he is dead, he is just away; With a cheery smile and a wave of the hand He has wandered into an unknown land And left us dreaming how very fault needs must be, since he lingers there. Sadly missed by tober 10, at 7:30 p.m.

for regular business and work in the E.A. de raies. uau CY 7168. Guaranteed: 3-day service. Crosby M.

Pearcy. Mrs. Louise Brooks: 4 grandchildren, 5 great-grandchildren. Remains at the residence until 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, then will lie in state at the church until service time.

Funeral services Tuesday. October 10. at 2:30 p.m.. Middletown Christian Church. Interment in Middle-town Cemetery.

ROSE, Mr. John Herman. 2001 Stowers Lane. Shively, passed away in his 25th year, suddenly, Saturday, October 7, 1950. at Mountain View, Mo.

Beloved son of John Herman, and Eva Smith Rose; brother of Mrs. Andy J. Bauer. grandson of Mrs Amanda Smith. Remains at the W.

G. Hardy Shively Chapel. 4101 Dixie Highway. Funeral services Wednesday. October 11th.

at 9 a.m. at St. Helen's Church. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Members of the Holy Name Society will assemble at the chapel at 8 p.m.

Tuesday to recite the rosary. SEIDEL, Mrs. Malinda (nee Dries) passed away in her 74th year, Sunday. October 8th. 1950 at 8:05 a at Kentucky Baptist Hospital.

Family residence, 2144 Lakeside Drive. Widow of the late Mr. George C. Seidel: beloved mother of Messrs. Charles Clarence Franklin P.

and Ernest W. Seidel; sister of Mr. Adam and Mr. Henry Dries and Mrs. Matilda Eisenbeis; grandmother of Norma Jean.

Beverly Ann best for less: we have materialsand ELECTRICAL contractor: house wir- gree: visitors welcome. R. E. Poole, Jewelers. 336 w.

Jefferson St. Marie Alien: devoted Drotner 01 Mrs. Clifton Boyer, Edward and Albert Howard: nephew of Mrs. Mary Master; p. R.

ooodman. sec y. skilled workmen suited for ch job: all work fully insured: low ost monthly payments if desired; all OUT OF THE COMICS TO YOU! The Courier-Journal ana urara will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of an advertisement. Notice of errors must be given la time tor correction before next insertion COPY CLOSE 5 pm. (dav before) for week day Issues of The Courier-Journal or 515 m.

Friday for the Sunday "rgTn'cy deadlines (For receipt of ads. cancellations or corrections that could not be placed earlier 10 am. (same day) for Times (Friday 9:30 a 12 noon Saturday for Sunday Courier-Journal PIANOS tuned and repaiiV csr You know those "out-of-the-frame" ing and power installations: fluorescent lighting; work guaranteed; cash or payments. EARL B. DONAN 634 S.

42d Electrical Service. SH 2477. Travel Opportunities. us for free estimates. l.

v. uranmer. SH 3481. Anderson and Mrs. Frances Hurt; uncle of Mrs.

Violet Whelan. Miss Lenora Howard and Paul Underwood. ALLIED CONSTRUCTION CO. Pl.ASTlRlVr. nau, sn no.

V. NEW ORLEANS: young lady leaving JA 6532. 826 S. It leaking roofs repaired and (tainted: chimneys rebuilt: stucco wok done; Dad. Mom.

Brothers and Sisters. any day: will take 2 ladies or couple; share driving only; references ex- ALTERATIONS, repairs, and dres. DREES: in loving memory of my Remains at the George L. Manning Funeral Home, 518-520 N. 26th between Bank and Portland Ave.

Funeral Wednesday. October 11, from pictures like in the cartoon strip, "Maggie and Jiggs." don't you? Well. State Liquor Stores really has them they're screamingly funny in any home, bar or play room! You'll want several at the new low price of J2.9S. reduced from Drop in at 5th and Walnut or 3786 Lexington Rd. next to Firestone's.

wwis suarameea; special fa. rates. cnanged. WA 5719. vaii veteran, ajua.

ELECTRICAL contracting and engineering: specialists in correcting faulty and hazardous wiring. LONGACRE ELECTRIC CO. CL 5139. 638 S. 7th St.

Where to Go. 10 making; moderate prices: plenty parking room; location convenient Crescent Hill and St. Matthews. In dependent Cleaners, Branch 22, 331. Frankfort Ave.

tne funeral nome at 11 a.m. inter ment in Zachary Taylor National BLUE River Inn. 6 miles west of husband, Ben Drees, who departed this life October 10, 1949. My lips cannot tell how I miss him. My heart cannot tell what to say, God alone knows how I miss him.

In a heart that is lonesome today. Sadlv missed by wife, IDA DREES cemetery. ELECTRICAL contracting and re pairing; free estimates; 24-hour serv Corydon. Route 62 Chicken, steak and country ham: hotel and witness Wanted ADDITIONS: build those new rooms Announcement! IRELAND. Mrs.

Elizabeth, age 65. Would the driver of the Ford con cottages: ideal for week end or va Saturday, October 7, 1950, at 7 before prices increase: 36 months to pay. Ray L. Searcy. CY 0119 after ice.

Electric 1815 W. Hill (rear). C. Tracy. SH 6706-W.

vertible who witnessed tne auto- 1 cation. Closed Mondays. Banquets Deaths and Funerals. 91 m. at oenerai Hospital.

Residence, 2738 Montana Ave. Beloved mother pedestrian accident on Bardstown 5 l. i narpe, at 4150. PLASTERING, special winter -ates: chimneys rebuilt and stucco sork: flue cleaning and roof paintinj: im- -mediate service; free estimate) SH 4750-JT PLASTERING, patch; roofs retired. painted; concrete work; chimrty repairs: free estimates; imrridiate service.

AM 3085. umio REFRT5ERATION; day. nighl all makes; work guaranteed; five Sears' experience punaway Refrigesition and outings Invited. Cut Flowers. Sprays, Wreaths 4 of Mrs.

Margaret Burton. Mrs. Grace FENCE, picket, chain link, lawn AMERICAN Roof Cement stops leaks: guaranteed for 10 years: free Lost. 11 FLOWERS for all occasions: prompt. wies; SRiiied erection or materials Rd.

at ueecnwooa urioay. September 29th. please contact JA 4121. Mr. Beck: driver has been charged with manslaughter and your testimony will be appreciated city-wide delivery.

Bonded florist. uuvail, David William H. Ireland of Charlestown, and Thomas H. Brownell: sister of Biy; free estimates; terms. AT 5314.

DOG. Beagle Hound, female, about inspection. Phone Jeffersonville 3-3294 or write American Roof Ce uibVUiLll rtUE tSU AT 4234. Flowers telegraphed everywnere. FLORAL ART SHOP.

523 3d. 1.2 years old; answers to name vicinity of 30th and Mad ment, agent. 1015 Francis i.N'CE. all types: skilled erection: and Mary Phyllis Seidel Services for Mrs. Seidel will be held in the Arch L.

Heady Funeral Home. Oak and Schiller Ave. at 2 m. Tuesday. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery.

SMITH. Edwin Paul (E. sud ALBERT. John Monday. October 9 1950.

at 11 a.m. In his 87th year. Beloved father of Harvey F. and Maurice J. Albert; Mrs Julia Vogel, also survived by 9 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.

Remains at Manning's Funeral Home. 612-614 W. Broadway. Funeral Wednesday. October 11.

from the chapel, at 1.30 m. Interment. Fairview Cemetery. New Albany, Ind. LTInnU .111 3 Clarksville, Ind.

WA 1558. Evenings. HI 1861. Mrs. J.

T. Steele of Bloomington, Mrs. Mary Anderson of Etowah, Mrs. Margaret Workman of job too small: F.H A. )rmt: ison: reward Call SH 2524.

fe oft A A-i ornate, tans Fence. CY 7521. ASBESTOS siding, aluminum siding. Cemetery lots. Monuments.

Corpus Christi. Texas: Mrs Nell PR sanding, refinishing; hard- insulated brick and stone siding; CREMATION: Free Pamphlets Campbell of Louisville, and Mr. Ben DOG. part Cocker Spaniel, black and white, female; baby's pet. answers to name Stinky: vicinity of 26th and Main.

Reward. CY 2453. denly, Monday, October 9, 1950, at iu a.m.: residence, via s. 31st. Be A modern necessity.

LOUISVILLE CREMATORY 641 Baxter wci laid; asphalt, rubber tile; tert: power tools for rent, saws, etc. 2909 Preston. Mwyyilliams, MA 5426. LOr sanding. refiniKhincr cti o-'vtuufi, ai.

unite, i fuair work all kinds; free estimate; im- r'St- fuaranteed. Ooodman. FR 0257 ROOFING; roofTepairing specialists guttering, roof painting, coating; 28 Walte- Haruage. loved husband of Mrs. Garnet roofing: combination storm windows: furnaces: prompt service: insured workmen: free estimates: terms arranged to suit you.

Call Domestic Construction JA 8574 or WA SEE IN YOUR HOME! Call CL 8426 for a free home demonstration of Raytheon no cost or obligation to you in any way; liberal credit terms SUN TELEVISION CO. 719 E. Broadway. Call CL 8426. STEVENS, William formerly of Upton, anyone knowing his whereabout please notify Joe S.

Garman. Bowling Green. as he has a chance to settle his -law suit DOG. Pekinese, male; Saturday night: near Louisville Country Club; reward offered. Call TA 2323.

runeral Directors. 04. fjf P8Pr steamers, skill tUJlSlUtli. BUB. nee Kallbreier).

passed away in her 89th year Sunday. October 8. 1950. at 4:20 p.m., at the residence of her Sister. John Eith 1472 7th St.

Widow of the late Mr. W. Reyn BUILDING and repair of all kinds: T. A. BLANFORD-RATTERMAN 581 4th CA 1438 PIN.

garnet sunburst, gold, Sunday, on Preston St. bus or E. Broadway; sentimental value; reward. MA ROO FIST, anrt ei4i rf.ii.,.rl spray tor rent: free delivery Vn quick service; free estimates; satis UUl LTTtL lrt I IV work guaranteed. Duro Co.

of Kv faction guaranteed Call MA 5994 nd ing: floor finishing 1598-W PURSE. multi colored. Saturday olds comsiocit. ccaiucj -----j Mrs. John Eith.

several nieces and nephews survive. Services for Mrs The McDaniel Funeral Home, Inc. MrDaniel President FR5Sfi-3577 4339 Park Rtvd J. f. KAREM and Fred J.

Karem. attorneys, announce changing their offices from 402-403 Washington Bldg. BUILDING, remodeling, storm windows and doors. McNulty Bros. MA ROOFINfV TnntlhrU Tnul.4 night at Preston Drive-In: keys very 993 HighTW Hester.

8917 necessary; reward. Please call WA to 8m-pn3 Washington Bldg LEE CRALLE INC 6595. SPECIAL 4-hour, absolutely odorless paoer hanK aHd edser for rent PaPer. nana, natnttno steaming, painting Heady Funeral Home. Oak and Schiller at 1:30 P.nr Wednesday.

Interment in Cave Hill Ceme- 1330 Third St MA 0771 MA 0772 BUILDING, additions remodeling, repairs, by contract: free estimates; work guaranteed: immediate serv WA 1028 cleaning and pressing service: also expert repair work. Janes Cleaners PURSE, black; Saturday, on 2d floor. Bacon's: reward. Call Minnie L. Dickerson.

AT 0521. uraw Market FLOORS ice. Gorrell. CL 6056. Dyers, ia s.

un refinished old GANNON, Miss Margaret: Sunday. ALBERT NEURATH SON FUNERAL HOME 725 Market JA 1191 RING, lady's, three diamond set floors maa.ek new; hardwood October 8, iso, at diagonally, vicinity 4th and walnut. iioors iaia: t'Z CARPENTFR work, all kinds: fire escapes; patch plastering; window work: small jobs; estimates. SH CONGENIAL home for elderly peo-ple; nursing care, good meals; laundry included. -872 S.

Brook, JA 1 IV, 1 IHT 1." I'M IS- Kill MAn8917 rePairing. McNalty Bros. SECRETARIAL typing, work aT home; experienced; briefs, letters, envelopes. CH 1582. SEWING machines repaired by ex-" pert, electric conversions, any make; FR 25lUarnteed' promPt ervice.

SLIP covers, labor. 2 pieces includ--lng snaps, cords, $20: references; all workjguaranteed CA 1990 TAILORING. alterations: repairs ladies men's suits tailored. Muel- residence. o.

oa oi. du HXapaapt Ann reward Call Jeffersontowr 5414. JOHN MAAS BRO. Funeral Directors Broadway at Floyd WA 4284 aunt oi i.iiBo a. MK in.Tn a 1 co survived HZiB-J.

1948 ROSARY, pearl, Monday night on 4th Street or Rialto Theater; re rent. Hgw Iffilhftgj' SH 3831. Smith; father of Mr. Charles E. Smith.

Pekin, Mrs. Perry Beck-ley, Rothville, 111., and Mr. Howard R. Smith: brother of Mr. Howard and Mr.

Walter Smith. South Bend, Mrs. Carolyn Fisk. Ridgefarm, Mrs. Claude Lewsader, Okemos, and Mrs.

Robert JenninRs, Dearborn. Mich. Funeral from Pearson's. 1310 S. 3d Wednesday morning at 1) o'clock.

Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. THORN BURY; Mrs. Margaret nee Deutschmann. passed away in her 80th year. Monday, October 9.

1950, at 12:40 a.m. in her home. 1323 Arcade Ave. Loving mother of Mrs. J.

L. (Mae) Schmidt. also survived by her grandson. Mr. J.

W. Godbey; 2 great-grandsons, Johnnie and Jimmie Godbev, and several nieces and nephews. Services for Mrs. Thorn-burv will be held in the Arch L. Headv Funeral Home.

Oak and Schiller Wednesday at 11 a.m. Interment ln Resthaven Cemetery. TINGLE, David age 88 years, at his residence, Bloomfield, Sunday. October 8, 1950, at 5:10 a.m. Survived by several nieces, nephews and cousins.

Remains at the Spicer McAfee Funeral Home, Bloomfield, where services will be held Tuesday, October 10th. at 1:30 p.m. Burial. Maple Grove Cemetery. VACANCY; first floor, comfortable BARRETT FUNERAL HOME ward.

Call TA 6355 room, for elderly ladies or couple; CARPENTER, foundation, remodel-lng of rooms, attics, repairs: small Jobs: terms arranged; free estimates CY 5333. WALLET, man's, blacK; containing 1230 Bardstown Road HI 1758 tn.iAtb insunrn. Jr--r good food; special attention. CL JVJJB. ninin 2 great-nephews, Thomas and.

John M. Jordan. Remains at Manning's Funeral Home 612-614 W. Broadway. Funeral Wednesday October 11, from the chapel at 8:15 a and from St.

Charles Borromeo conversion burns important papers and Si; 12th and 2214. JOHN RATTERMAN AND SONS Hogg of frinceton, also survived by 15 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Mrs. Ireland is at T. A.

Blanford-Ratterman Funeral Home. 2815 S. 4th where services will be conducted Tuesday afternoon at 1:45. and 2 o'clock at Pilgrims Holiness Church. Interment, Resthaven Memorial Park.

JOHNSON. Mr. John passed away suddenly October 9, 1950. about 7:45 a.m.. in his 84th year, at his residence.

2306 W. Burnett Ave. Devoted husband of Mrs. Ella McMillian Johnson" beloved father of Mrs. Emma Blodgett of Belvidere, Mrs.

Agnes Fetters, of Antigo. Mrs. Gladys Hayes of Goodman. Mrs. Winnifred Dunlap of Wauma-tosa.

Mr. Adolph Johnson, Mr. Glenn Johnson of Belvidere, Mr. Dewey O. Johnson of Antigo, and Mr.

Theodore Johnson of El Cajon, Calif. Remains resting at Owen Funeral Home. 2611 Virginia Ave. Notice of funeral arrangement announced later. JONES, Mrs.

Orletta Hurst, age 52 years; residence. 408 Cornell Place, widow of Mr. E. C. Jones, Monday morning, October 9.

1950. Beloved mother of Mrs. Raymond Royalty, of Mtddletown. Mrs. William G.

(Virginia) Reed, and Mrs. John H. Allen: sister of Mr. William Olleges. of Detroit.

Mrs. Per-rine Peters, and Mrs. Orthella Owens; also survived by 2 grandchildren. Mrs. Jones is at Ratter-man Brothers St.

Matthews Chapel. 3711 Lexington Rd. Funeral services will be held in the chapel Wednesday at 2 p.m. Interment in Rest-haven Cemetery. PEARCY.

Henry ln his 77th year, at his residence at Mlddletown, Sunday. October 8, 1950 at 6 a.m. Survived by his wife, Elizabeth Pearcy (nee Wood): daughters, Mrs. Lucille Schindler, Miss Laura Installed, reasons Magnolia: reward; keep money and 'SPIRITS soar when you Glazo lino prices: licensed CARPENTERS and contractors fur-nlshed: small or large jobs. MA 4647.

men: work ins pel return wallet. JA 7448. FUNERAL PARLORS 2114 W. Market SH 1243 Marnet, ja 9478. leum floors; easy to clean and ends Leezer, Pkf i CY 0275.

Church at 9 ciock. iniernicnv ui ai, Information Personals. 13 waxing. Bacon Notions. BOSSE Se SON FUNERAL HOME CARPENTRY repairing, windows, doors: no job too small; we do our cArycuciiLcu ioi iiicr lecre- Iary: wi'l do expert typing for you COWAN Home; invalids, aged, blind: ANTIQUE jewelry, gold, silver, old GRESSEL.

Mrs. Georgle (nee retrain. eat co cleaned and 800 Broadway WA 3171 own woric. ma 5052-w. steam heat; good meals: 24-hour i 1 i an 1MRRFI A 4 xr, SCHOPPENHORST BROS.

service, ja 444. Pavne). age 73 years; bunaay, October 8. 1950. at 3:10 m.

Devoted coins wanted. Seng jewelers, 210 W. Mark et. 318 W. Chestnut.

BOARD for 1 elderly ladv: conva CHIMNEY repair; tuciS pointing done: free estimates. Call FR 6151. BUY Breaux Ballards cars; trucks: FUNERAL HOME 19th and Market. CY 7328 floor furnaces; FJ ranged: free es, Heating Sheet Mir 2j FURNITURE UPltVsvVi AND sister of Mrs. Maggie uenneu, mra Ermine Peters, both of Louisville lescing; in private home: reasonable; D.

J. DOUGHERTY SON Funeral Homes gooo meats. USH 6208-J. service: compliments of a pleased customer: be smart. G.C.C.

"T'AINT fair that Dad should have a soiled chair: clean with Fina Foam. Mrs. Essie Keeser. Princeton, TT.i.B.rf T. Povno F.lrrnn.

BUSINESS calls mean businessl 1230 9. 3d and Broadway at 34th holsterinB service: snI.mP1te. UP" Why be "out" to phone callers? Tele CHIMNEYS tuck pointed and re-built: flues cleaned. SH 1775-J. CONCRETE blocks laiH to your specification: 20 years' experience: best steam-cured, waterproofed blocks used: 45c per block complete.

Call William Schmuck, Jefferson-sonville 3-6483. MUU i survived also by a number of nieces and nephews, and a host of friends. Remains at the McDaniel Bacon Notions. furniture L. D.

PEARSON SON. INC. phone sec, svc. can answer! CL 3636 made to order. t- n.

1310 Third St MA 0510-0511 BUTTONS: new fall selection: rhine. Seris Offered SHOP Funeral Home. 3 ram Biva. ru JA 2652. 20 Year: stone, silver, gold, all sewing Bloomfield, Ky.

Bloomfield Lodge. H41 S. 1st. 8 and repaired. Mueller 705 E.

ilif jLlLJA947fl WASHERS All makes repaired: complete stock of parts for all makes washers: 1-day PtcfP and deliverv. FACTORY AUTHORIZED THOR SERVICE Via Bi.GiKWn,hr Servic- MA 7180. MA 0547. after 5. WASHERSTMaytag and Easy our" specialty; all expertly repaired and guaranteed; we trade, buv or sell CITY APPLIANCE SHOP W.

Hill St. MA 3398. WATCH repairing; one-year guaran. tee; prompt service. W.

G. Busche-meyer and Son. Republic Bldg. JA Lodge Notices. 14 FURNITURE repaired.

tober 10. at 2 p.m. Interment in supplies. A. BAER.

"The Button Store." Services Offered General. 'ADDITIONS. BUTLDING in your home springs retied Number 57, F. and A. in charge of services at the grave.

WILKINS. Mr. Charles, ot 1739 S. vpart' exrienri 30 Lemewry. i 1 1 a C.V..i.Jf,T 622 W.

Market St, WA 4627. BOAZ Lodge, Number 850, F. and A. will meet in stated commu- i .1 Ck.lh mnA TUf 1 1 1 CONCRETE drives, porches and floors; lifetime experience: responsible; with references. Good jj--- 2q2.

CLOCKS and watches repaired; fast nC.lL, LViailC v. of 341 S. Shawnee Terrace: passed Remodeling, repairing, decorating, carpenter work, concrete work, roofing, siding, tin work, plastering 24th passed away in his 54th year. Saturday, October 7. 1950, at lllljaUUlI tjliv h.xu u.w.u.

Tuesday. October 10. at 7:30 man, ja 3910. aujuaicu, a makes stoves: prompt nnahla rst 1" OAF. Te- service; old gold wanted for cash, Steinau Jeweler, 531 S.

3d. JA 6625. 3 at the Baptist Hospital. p.m. lor regular ousinesa ana examination of candidates.

Visitors wel painting, papering, steaming, floor reinishing, kitchen cabinets; tree Beloved husband of Mrs. Ruby Havse HAIR braids and transformations made from your own hair. Bush awa.v in jier adui ii.oiiu.ji October 9, 1950. 4:30 p.m., at her residence. Beloved mother of Mrs.

Betty Selmens, Mr. Louis Heil; 7 grandchildren; 8 great-grandchildren. is nesting, sales, service, i KlJlllation Ttrvant Hoatin10. ln- CONCRETE block and concrete foundations, store buildings or homes a specialty; immediate service; estimates given. WA 9970 day or night.

come. Walter H. Bringer, Master. Wllkins; father of Mr. Wilbur Lasco esrimaies, man service, BELL St KOCH.

TA 0904, 2451. 1.123 Berrv Rlvrl. Hair Beauty Shop, 307 Starks Bldg. WUkins; brother of Mrs. Jess carter.

J. is. Loosiy, secy. 1 1.