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THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 21, 1967 13 khm Tobacco Stocks Gain; Wheat Acreage PehwCeiural Mger Deh As Airlines Mostly Lower Allotment Cut By 13 Per Cent Tha la'tcr has asked a federal cout Roanoke, to bar the action un'll 'h? court acts. Under a Supreme Court ruling, the Pennsy Central merger may not be consummated until the fate of the smaller roads is finally determined. Their preservation was declared "an indispensable condition for approval of the merger" in the Justice Department's made after a hearing next Wednesday before a three-judse panel in the federal 'district Judges! Richard H. Levet and Edward.

Weinf eld i-and Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Henry J. Friendly have been designated to hear the case by Ch'ef Judge Sidney Sugarman. In a memorandum filed with the court, the Justice Department noted the ICC's order that the three smaller roads be included in the Norfolk Western New York Times Nwi Service NEW YORK The Justice Department urged the federal district court here yesterday to block Uhe- merger of the Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads until the completion of a plan to merge three smaller railroads with the Norfolk Western Railway system. The three smaller, railroads involved are the Delaware Hudson, the Erie-Lackawartna and The Boston Maine. The $6-billion Penn-Central merger had been scheduled for Aug.

1 with the strong backing of the Interstate Commerce Commission A determination of the issue will be NEW YORK (AP) The stock market struggled to a small gain in active trading yesterday, the first advance (since Monday. Brokers said investors seemed encouraged by President Johnson and Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin getting for a meeting. Nevertheless, caution continued to prevail as Wall Street awaited word of what might come out of the historic session. This has been the mood that prevailed throughout the week as the United Nations debated the Middle East crisis.

The market opened with a small advance, reached its peak about noon and then settled back somewhat. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials advanced 1.68 to 877.37; a gain of 0.19 per cent. Of 1,434 issues traded, 647 advanced and 534 declined. Airlines were mostly- lower: The tobaccos were one of the few groups in the plus column. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING lt' so easy to place an id In just, dial of Sorrows Church at Interment in Calvary Rosary Sun.

afternoon at Visiting after noon Sal, mains resting at Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia Ave. Funeral services Sat. 8:30 a.m. from Owen Chapel and at 9 o'clock from St. George Church.

Burial at St. Miclwel Cemetery. Members of the parish will pray th rosary Fri. al 8 p.m. 582-4801 AAAU5ER, Mrs.

Mcgc imith) (nee Ads will be charged to permanfnt residents ot the city (lilted In city directory or telephone book). The Courier-Journal kefW The Louisville Times ma5 I Xnnoum-eMiifHl Dow Jones news Jtrvlct WASHINGTON Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman, responding to improved world wheat supplies and prospects of a bountiful U.S. wheat harvest and reduced food aid requirements, announced yesterday a 13 per cent reduction in the wheat acreage allotment for the coming year. The new allotment is 59.3 million, acres, down from 68 million acres alloted for the 1966-67 crop year. Agriculture Department sources indicated a month ago that an acreage reduction was coming, and the Secretary's announcement was about in line with expectations.

Freeman said wheat harvested from the smaller allotment would provide a crop of about 1.5 billion bushels "with average weather." This would be only -slightly below the 1.55 billion bushels the department has projected in its most recent estimate for the crop currently being harvested, Freeman told a news conference that negotiations with India covering aid shipments of 1.5 million more tons of food grains are nearing completion and that an announcement will be made in a few days. As part of these negotiations, India will receive matching food contributions from other countries. Freeman didn't provide any information on what portion, of this matching aid might be in the form of cash for grain purchases on U.S. markets. DePauw, R.R.

2 passed away in her 74th year June 22 St 7:50 a.m. at her residence. Beloved wife of Roy Mauser; devoted mother of Oscar Mauser, Depauw, Mrs. Evelyn Jackson, Hardlnsburg, Mrs. Christine Hansen, Mrs.

Beatrice Duncan, Mrs. Viola Jockell, Mrs. Dorothy Henry, all of Louisville; also surviving are 3 half brothers, Henry Wobley, Charlie Wooley, Ernest Wooley, all of Lebanon, 7 Brandchlldren, 6 great-grandchildren. Funeral services June 24, 10 a.m. at the Swarens Funeral Home, Ramsey, Ind.

Graveside services and interment will follow In the Old Liberty Cemetery near Bradfordsville, Ky. at 3 p.m. Sat. WILLIAMS, Miss Norma Ann June 1967 at :30 p.m.t at her residence, 617 S. 40th.

St. Devoted sister of Miss Grace L. Williams; also surviving, 2 nieces, Mrs. William C. Cawthon II, and Mrs.

L. J. Wlllenbrir a neohew, Roy B. Williams Jr. of Monsey, N.Y.; 6 great-nieces and 6 jreat-nephews.

Funeral, from Douoherty 8. Son, Shawnee Funeral Home, Broadway at 34th, Mon. morning, June 26 at 8:30 and at Christ the King Church at 9:00. Interment In Calvary Cemetery. Members of the Altar Society will recite the Rosary Sun.

evening at 7:30. Air Conditioning Complaint Filed Owners of property at 2155 Bonny-castle complained in a Circuit Court suit yesterday that air-conditioning condensers at an apartment building at 2159 Bonnycastle are too noisy. K. Morris Kasden alleged in the suit that the condensers are located in a zoning setback area and could, for, $1,963.20, be moved to another part of the lot where the suit said ample side-yard room exists. The suit asks that the apartment building owners, William J.

Simon and others, be prohibited from operating the condensers at their present location. Yearns and funerals 1 'nt Information in fee aoficu hmiinoi It Aii Mwtpopv if lee funttoi Oirtcfenv Cigarette Shipments' Increase Biggest In Over Two Years Dow John Newi Service NEW YORK Cigarette shipments in April rose 11.4 per cent from a year earlier, the largest increase since March, 1965, when a gain of 25 per cent was registered. The April shipments totaled 44.1 billion cigarettes, based on Internal Revenue Service statistics. The strong gain in April came after two successive months of decline 7.4 per cent in March and 7.1 per cent in February; Taxable removals of large cigars and cigarillos totaled 643.2 million in April for a 4.5 per cent decline from the year-earlier total. Sipments of cigarette-sized cigars were down for the fourth month in a row, with removals totaling 31.7 million for a 20 per cent decline.

iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiliiili General Electric Up 2 78 With their proposed merger approved by the Federal Communications Commission, International Telephone advanced 1 18 to 96 78 and American Broadcasting declined 3 78 to 89. General Electric, which said it is introducing a new system for certain computers, rose 2 78 to 8912. Stokely-Van Camp was actively traded and rose 1 18 to 3012. David H. McVey, the company's financial vice president, said he knew of no specific reason for the heavy volume.

With major tire companies hit by strikes, rubbers were weak. Stuart T. Saunders, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, expressed hope the merger of the Pennsylvania and the New York Central would become effective by late summer or early fall, but Pennsy declined 78 to 6534 and Central dropped 14 to 77. BISSMEYER, Mrs. Mary "Mayme" (nee Andres) June 22, WT, at 4:10 p.m.

Residence 1134 Bardstown, Rd. Widow ot Charles H. Bissmeyer, Sister ot Miss Anna Andres. Funeral Mon. morning 9:30 Bosse Funeral Home, Barret' and cm-son and St.

Briflid Church at Interment Calvary Cemetery. Rosary service Sun. 2:30 P.m. Visiting after 1 p.m. Sat.

PACK, Mn Lester Age 70, June 22, 1967, at The Geriatrics Center, Pleasure Ridge Park, Ky. Brother of Mrs. Betty Givens, Mr. Richard Pack ano Mr. John Pack, all of Kosmos-dale, several nieces and nephews survive.

Mr, Pack Is at the Hager-Wright Funeral Home, Brandenburg, Ky. Funeral service at 2 p.m. Sat. from Buck Grove Baptist Church. Interment, church cemetery.

CURLEY, Harold M. (Red) Residence 1622 Jaeqer Fri June 23, 1967, 3:40 Husband ot Mrs. Ida Nordhoff Curlev; father of Mrs. Robert (Mary June) Durbin, Columbus, Mrs. William (Phyllis Jane) Thornbeciy, Mrs.

Kenneth (Ida Nancy) Hamik ton and Michael Harold Curley. Survived also by sisters. Mies Mary Curley and Mrs. Catherine Wallrip and by 14 qrandcrtildr'n. Funeral Mass Monday, June 26, at 9-30 a.m.

at St. Agnes Church. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Barrett Funeral Home, 1230. Bardstcwn Rd.

WURTELE, Jacob A. At 2 a.m. June 22, 196 7, at St, Thomas Hospital, Nashville, Tenn. Former residence, 4622 Southern Pkwy. Husband of the late Mrs.

Elizabeth Miller Wur-tele; beloved father of Mrs. Burton (Lavlnlai ibbe v. Nashville, brother of Mr, Henry J. Birmlnqham, Ala, Also survived by grandchildren, Mrs. Richard AAeers, Louisville, and Capt.

Jacob E. Libbey, Jacksonville N.C., and 2 great-grandchildren. Funeral from the Emerson Funeral Home, 4601 S. 6th (at Ashland at 10:30 a.m. June 24.

Interment, Cave Hill Cemetery. Please omit flowers, llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Cemetery tots, Monuments 6 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIfllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllll PANKE MONUMENT CO. 81' Jefferson St. 585-4401 Out of the High Rent District lllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Funeral Directors 7 BARRETT FUNERAL HOME 1230 ardstown Rd. 45H530 ARCH L.

HEADY AND SON 1201 E. Oak St. 635-5231 3601 Taylor Blvd. 368-5811 8519 Preston Hgwy. 949-1367 Best Hogs 2F4-23 earing Set July 27 On Bus-Fare Boost The state Department of Motor Transportation will hold a public hearing July 27 in Louisville on the Louisville Transit request to raise bus fares 5 cents.

The bus company, citing declining earnings, has asked permission to raise adult cash fares from 25 to 30 cents, the price of four tokens from 90 cents to $1.10, and the price of 20 school fare tickets from $1.85 to $2.75 without transfer and $2 to $3 with transfer privileges. The hearing will be at 10 a.m. in Room 203 of the Kentucky Hotel. ROARK, Robert L. Age 26 Thursday, June 22, 1967, at 12:45 a.m., at Edmonton, Ky.

Formerly of Louisville. Survived by father, Scott Roark, sisters, Mrs. Benlamin Bestty, AArs. Matt Oliver, Mrs. John J.

Vax and Mrs. John T. McCue; brothers, Scott Alebrt Ray, Henry N. and David Roark; grandmother, Mrs. Rose severance.

Services at Neurath Funeral Home, 725 E. Market Saturday at 2 p.m. Interment Resthaven 200 50 Federal-State Market News Service (Quotations are in cents per pound) LOU. CHICAGO E. ST.

L. Steady HOGS Off '4 26-27V2 2434-26'4 23'a-25'4 Steady 2434-2534 23V2-25 6,000 Off i-'i 21 Vj-21 22 1514-18 5,000 Off Vi 22V4-22W 16-18 ESCHRICH, Frank J. Age 72 years, June 20, 1967, at 6 p.m., at St. Anthony Hos-' pital. Residence Trinity Towers Apts.

Father of Frank J. Eschrlch III, Oxon Hill, Maryland, and brother of J. L. Eschrich, Louisville. Funeral services were held Frl.

morning with burial In Cave Hill Receipts 800 Price Trend Vi 1, 2, 3 200-220 lbs.) Peak 214 Sows (400-550 lbs.) CATTLE Receipts SLAUGHTER Steers Price Trend Prime Choice Good Heifers Price Trend Prime Choice Good Cows Price Trend Utility Cutter Canner Steady JiU" 'yiorsvill a 451-3927 Steady 2534-22'j 24'a-26V4 23V4-25 Week's Retail Sales 2 Per Cent Above i Year-Ago Level WASHINGTON (AP) The Commerce Department estimated yesterday that retail sales amounted to $6.36 billion in the I week ending June 17, an increase of 2 (per cent over the corresponding week last year. I Sales of durable goods totaled $2.08 billion and nondurables $4.28 billion, i For the four weeks, sales have been 4 per cent ahead of the correspond-? ing period of 1966. Department-store sales totaled $582 million compared with $528 million the previous week and 10 per cent above the corresponding 1966 period. PEARSON FUNERAL HOMES ROPER, Mrs. Frances A.

At 1 p.m. Thursday, June) 22, 1967, at her residence, 2632 Cleveland Blvd. Survived by daughter, Miss Martha Faye Roper; son, James E. Roper 5 grandchildren. Services from Herbert C.

Cralle Funeral Home, 2428 Frankfort Avenue, at 11:30 a.m. Saturday. Interment Resthaven Cemetery. Remains at the funeral home after 6 p.m. Friday.

23V2-25 22-24V4 24Va-26 Chicago Grain Futures Low Close l. u. earson a- son, Inc. 1310 S. Third SI.

634-362 149 Breckinrldne Ln, 896-0349 OWEN FUNERAL HOME 2611 Virginia Avenue 776-5775 OWEN SUBURBAN CHAPEL 5317 Dixie Howv. 447-2600 16-18 15-16 Off V2 181,4 20 1734-19'4 17-18V2 Steady 17-19 I6V2-I8 15-17 Open WHEAT I 4Amc High 1.5534 1.60 1.66 1.7034 1.72 July Sept. 7114 Market 776-4661 3800 Bardstown Rd. 459-3800 Bulls Price Trend Steady 1.55V4- 1.59V4-59 1.63V4-66 1 3A 1.71 'a De Steady 21V2-23VJ Steady 21-24V4 Lexington Sales Up Special to The Courier-Journal LEXINGTON, Ky. Lexington de-partment-store sales were 9 per cent greater in the week that ended last Saturday than in the comparable week last year.

For the period from Jan. 1 through last Saturday, sales were 16 per cent above this year-ago level. Mar. GODFREY F. RUSSMAN SON GRAAS-KELLEMS, Mrs.

Minnie A. 1 Entered eternal life June 23, 1967 in her 84th yr. Residence 4218 S. 3rd. Beloved mother of Beatrice Martin, Mrs.

Inez Ott, Mrs. Ida Jump and Mr. Thomas KellemS' sister of Mrs. Lydia Ashton. Also Survived by 7 qrandcnildren and 11 great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Giaas is at the O.D. White Sons Funeral Home, 2727 S. 3rd, services will be held Mon. morn-Inq at Interment, i.i Ulica, Ind.

Cemetery. Utility Comm. 2OV2-23 May 1.55- 134 1.59?'-60 1.6618- 14 1.70V- 1.72 '4 1.33'ii- 1.313-32Vi 1.36 Vi. 1.38? -39 1.54' 1.58" 1 .642 1.69 1.70'2 vL3i'V" 1.321 1.3034. 1.35V4S 1.38 i 338 runcrai noma -'041 GOSS "M5-74M 0.

D. WHITE 8, SONS, INC. Funeral Home, 637-44 74 4101 Dixie Hgwy. 448-3581 trwi; Olxie Hawv 937-6400 1.323,4 1.333,, 1.3214 1.321a 1.39V4 1.32 1.33 1 .31 Va 1.36 Steady 2512-30 24V2-27 23-25'! CORN July Sept. Dec.

Mar. May OATS- July RUMPEL, Walter Eugene Passed away in his 30th year, June 23, 1967 at 4:30 a.m. at the General Hospital. Husband of Mrs. Lorena Sue.

Myers Rumpel; devoted father ot Deborah Ann, Michael Lee and Scottv Rumpel; devoted son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Rumpel; also survived by his sister, Miss Karen Lynn and his brother Kaven Lee Rumpel and his grandmother, Mrs. Bert Perkins.

Friends may call after noon Sat. at the W. G. Hardy Shively Chapel, 4101 Dixie Hswy. where funeral services will be held Mon.

at 2:30 p.m. Interment, Louisville Memorial Gardens. Steady 26-29 25-27V2 Steady 23V2-26 22-23V, THE MrDAWIPI .71 'a. JVt Steady 23-25 22-2312 Funeral Home, Inc. Jj63JiM 363-3567 433 Park Blvd.

RATTE MAN BROTHERS .74 Dec. JiVi Over- the Counter: FEEDERS Steers Price Trend Choice 300-550 lbs. Choice 600-800 lbs. Good Heifers Price Trend Choice 400-750 lbs. Good VEALERS Receipts Price Trend Choice Good LAMBS Receipts Price Trend Prime Choice Good Ewes 3711 Lexington Rd.

893-3644 None SCHOPPENHORST BROS. 25 Steady 29-32 50 Steady 28-32 23-25 Mar. May .1. RYE July Sept. Dec.

i Mar. May r-unerai Home 19th and Market 585-4394 I.I8V1 1.2P2 1.27 1.2934 1.20 1.23V2 1 .2734 1.31 Vi ''Quotations are from the National Association of securities Dealers and are representative of inter-ieiler prices as of about 4 p.m. yesterday. The rices do net include retail markup, markdown, or 1.20 1.23 1.27V. 1.31 Va 1.

333,4 1.22 1 .1.30 X-Ray School to Graduate 13 The first formal commencement exercises for graduates of Louisville General Hospital's School of X-ray Technology will be held Friday at 8 p.m. in the Highland Baptist Church. The 13 graduates will hear Dr. Ji-toong and Dr. Hoyt Gardner.

GREGORY, Mr. William. C. Passed away June 21, 1967, at 7:10 p.m. In his 69th year at St.

Joseph Infirmary. Family residence' 4013 Lenli Ave. Beloved husband of 'Mrs. Elizabeth Samuels Gregory; stepfather of Mr. Earl Mahoney and Mr.

Clarence Mahoney; devoted brother of Mrs. Clara Walker, Mrs. Irene Larkin, Mrs. Naomi Harlson, Mr. Selton and Mr.

Horace Gregory. Mr. Gregory Is resting at the Southern Home of Arch L. Heady artd Taylor where services will be conducted Sat. at 11 a.m..

by Rev. Robert Alston, Pastor ot the Hazelwood Baptist Interments Evergreen Nashville, papers please copy. 'a .25 Steady 2112-231! '2 200 Steady 26V2-27 25-26V2 23V2-2511 6-8 100 Steady 24-25 23-25 20-23 5-6V2 cprnmiai-n Bid 'Sink of Loulsville-Roval 58 Belknap Hardware Mfs. Me Cijizens Fidelity Bank Trust 59 Commonwealth Land Title 22a Commonwealth Life Insurance 24'. nriiiv Madison Industries 11 2.84V4- 2.81- Vj 2.77V4- Vi 2.753- V2 2.793.

2.823s 2.84V4J 2.84' 2.818 2.76't 2.75 2.788 2.81 2.8334 2.85'S 2.823s 2.77V2 2.75V8 2.791j 2.82V2 2.84V2 SOYBEANS July 2.84V4- Aug. 2.82 Sept 2.7714 Nov 2.75V1- Jan 2.79 Mar 2.82 May 2.83 B-Bid; N-Nominal. SCHICKEL, Mrs. Margaret In her 95th year. Residence Lanes-vllle, Ind.

Beloved mother of Edward Schickel of Louisville, Mrs. Dewey -Redden of Lanesvllle, Mrs. Rose Ehringer, Francis and Charles Schickel, all of Jacksonville, and Dr. Joseph Schickel, Burkesville, Ky. Funeral service 10 a.m.

St. Mary's Catholic Church In Lanesvllle. Burial Church Cemetery. Rosary will be recited 8 p.m. Sun.

at Gehlbach and Resch Funeral Home, Corydon, Ind. 'Funeral Home JarjjLoEinspn 4513440 HERBERT C. CRAU.E Funeral Home 2428 Frankfort Ave 893-52 23 in. 2' JS506HERTV SON 1118 S. 3rd St.

5B3-1142 Bxqaawayat 34th J76-6642 HIGHLAND'S FUNERAL HOME nu Rd. Off Dutchman's Ln. 451-4420 FUNERAL HlSMET 2723 Preston Highway 635-6371 ALBERT NEURATH A SON Fit EU.neral JlLMJAarket 584-llt LEE E. CRALLE INCT 1330 S. Third St 74 12 First National Bank t) fnvestors Heritage Life Ins.

Jessop Steel Co. Kentucky Central Life Class A Kentucky Fried Chicken Corp. Liberty National Bank 4 Trust 20' 49'a Soybeans $2.69 to $2.89 V4 Prev. Bid 58 94 59 'a 23 74 12 20V 9 5712 49'2 2P4 107 114 2PA 36 5'a 4' 53 22 13'2 22'4 Asked 61 10 61 24 .27 12' 76 13 20 10'4 60 'a SO 23 108 12'2 24'2 37'a 6' 5' 8' 21 'A livt 14'a 23'4 Life Insurance Co. of Kentucky -224 Federal-State Market New Service I IK.

Clt rn 106'2 Ins. CO. Lincoln Income Life lJ'4 ruir tr.n irnces per uunu LOU. 1.35-1.36 Louisville Gas Electric pf. 23V4 Coming Sunday In TEhe (fourifr-Sournal Times 1.6H4-i.S4 034-3646 Louisville Trust Co.

onUvill Mother's Cookie Co. MrACEC CllkltTDAI WHEAT CORN Yellow WHITE OATS BARLEY VC 1.37-1.39, .....70 3928 Bardstown Rd. 7 458-1561 Mt. Washington 538-4228 NUNNELLEY Funeral Home 5'a 4'i 7V4 20'4 53 22 13 22V4 National Industries, Ohio River Sand Co Reliance Universal, Inc. Stock Yards Bank Thomas Industries, Inc.

Vermont American Corp. Western Kentucky Gas Co. (t) Trustees' certificates. 2.8914" 2.69 4.ot SOYBEANS 1EAN3 mi lavior Blva. 368-339X lotiam nnri aii arin nt soybeans are No.

2 grace, renew HACKEL, Margaret (Maggie) Steinmetz 91 years of age. Passed away June 23, 1967, at 5 p.m. S. 37th, The widow of Edward A. Hackel; devoted mother of Mrs.

Norbert (Corinne) Nicolas and Raymond E. Hackel; also survived by 6 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Sister of Mrs. Anna Turtle. Mrs.

Hackel is at Ratter-man's, 2114 W. Market St. Funeral 9 a.m. Monday at St. Columba Interment St.

Michael's Cemetery. Members of the Altar Society will pray the rosary. 3 p.m. Sun. Friends may call, after 4 p.m.

Sat, SIMPS.ON, Mrs. Mary (Mayme), nee Costello Thursday, June 22, 1967, at 11 a.m., at St. Anthony Hospital. Former residence, 1616A So, 11th St. Widow of George M.

Simpson. Survived by several cousins. Funeral from Dougherty and Son Funeral Home, 1118 So. 3rd between Oak and St. Catherine, Saturday morning, June 24th, at 11 o'clock, and in St.

Ann Church at 11:30. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Rosary Friday evening at 7:30. Members st the Rosary Altarv Society of St. Louis Bertrand Church.

soybeans are no. 1. lljllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll LOYAL Republican Club, 977'Goss regular monthly meeting, this June 27, 1967 Corporation Bonds oi p.m. election of officers, all members are urged to attend. J.

Hartstern, President; Gum, Sec y. SUBDRBAM Lodge Number 740 and A.M., 3rd and Central Ave. will meet In called communication Snli 24 a'm- iw purpose of paying our last sad of respect to our departed brother, Joseph Swartz. All mem-ffs Piaase attend. Kenneth Sears, Master, CW.FowlerSec'y.

XAUEY Chapter, Number 65," p.E.S., will meet June 24 at 'or regular business, initiation and Fathers' Night. Dorist Yeates, W.M., Margaret Layman. Close Scott Paper cv 3s 71 11 734 Seab Air Line 3s 80 72'2 SearsRoebuck 92 Sears Roe Ac 43s72 95 Srell Oil Co 5.30s 92 97'4 Sinclair Oilcv438s86 40834 Sncnnv 2'3S 76 77' STIENEKER, Raymond H. Age 59 years, Wednesday, June 21, 1967, 9:15 a.m. Residence, 1922 Buttonwood Rd.

Survived by his wife. Mrs. Mary E. (nee McAdams) Stieneker; stepmother Mrs. H.

W. Stieneker; a sister, Mrs. Louis Kleiniohn. Funeral services 10 a.m. Saturday at the Highlands Funeral Home, 3331 Taylorsville Rd.

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Residence, 9218 Glover Ln. Beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Hoffman; brother of Barry Hoffman; grandson ot Mrs.

Harry Weber and Mrs. Anna Hoffman, both of Cincinnati, Ohio; also sur-i vlverf by several aunts anfl uncles. Remains at Pearsons, 149 Breck- inridge Ln. after noon Sum Funeral from Mother of Good Counsel. Church, 8509 Westport Mon.

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Tel 23s80 Am TeleVTel 2s86 AmerTobacco 3s 69 cien5ion 3B6I. Lexington 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIII Where To Go 10 iniiliiiiiiminiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 85 160 1137s 105'2 Fore Dair cv 5Vjs80 Forem Dair 4V2S 80 Foxboro cv 5Vas 86 GenAmOil cv 43As84 Gen Devel cv 6s 75 Gen Electric 3V2S 76 STIKELEATHER, Mrs. Phoebe Age 84 of Massateoue Park, Long Island, New York and formerly of Kingswood, Ky. passed away suddenly June 19, 1967, at her residence. She Is survived by 2 sons, Clyde P.

Stikeleather of Leitchfield, Ted Stikeleather, Cincinnati, Ohio; 2 daughters, Mrs. Janet Wachtel of Massateque Park, N. Mrs. Esther Mitchell, Brandon, 1 sister, Mrs. Edla Hoglan of Washington State, 12 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.

Funeral will be 2 p.m. CST from the Pilgrim Holiness Church in Kingswood. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Remains are resting In the Dowell Funeral Home In Hardinsburg, Ky. 95'4 Close To Pac RR 4'4S2C05 67'b Montg Ward 478S 90 84Va MirSiEssex 3'2S 2000 47'2--MSL Ind cv 4'2S 84 111 'a Nafi Corp cv SV4S8O 144 Nat Biscuit 87 89 NatCashR cv 4V4S92' 117 Nat Cash 5.60S91 99 NatCvIGs cv 5Vbs77 134 NJ Bell Tel 3Vas 88 6412 NY Cesfral 6s 80 98 NY Central 5s 2013 777'b NY Central 4'2S2013 69'A NY Central 4s 98 65 4s2043B TWi NY Lack8.West 4s73 63 NY NH cv 4V2S 2022f NY NH 4s 2007f 3634 NY Telephone 4V91 87 4s 96 76' 4 Nor Nat Gas 47bs 60 9034 Nor Pacific 4s 97 79 Nor Pacific 3s 2047 52 Nor Sts Pow 4s 88 80 Northrop CP cv 6s79 2237b Oak Elect cv 4s87 115 Outlet Co cv 512586 II8V2 Owen III Ov fn 5s 77 109'a Pacif 5s89 89 Pacif 5s91 93 Pacif 4' 2586 83 Pacif 3s74 84'a PacSwAir cv 5'2S 86 175 Pac 4s 88 82'i Pac 78 77 PanAmAir cv 42S84 211 PanAmAir cv 1 Penn 3s 75 80 Pennsvl RR 5s 68 9934 Pennsyl RR 4V4S81 78'2 Pennroil Co 6V2S 86 101 '4 Pere Marq Ry 3s80 73 Phila Elect 334s 86 77 PhilaElect234s67 99 9 32 Phila Eltct 234S 71 872,4 Phillip Pet cv 4'4s87 II6V2 Louis 5s 70 96'4 Pub Sv 4 S77 89 Pub Sv 3'js75 83'a Pullman Inc 534S 97 99 ReevesBros cv 4s91 87'a Reyn Metal cv 4'2S91 104 RockwellStd cv4'4s91 934 Rohr Aire cv 5V4S 77 247 Rohr CP cv 514s 86 1253,4 Rvder Sys vc 5'4s83 I8OV2 SandersAs cv 5s86 165 8518 9714 Gen Elec 5.3QS92 JONES, Mrs.

Mousie June 23, 1967, In her 69th year. Residence 459 Roberts. Beloved wife of Mr. Delmer William Jones. Devoted mother of Mrs.

Haskell Johnson, Ashland, Mrs. Harry Allen J. and Billy D. Turner. Also survived by 12 grandchildren, 2 great grand-' children.

Mrs. Jones is resting at the Nunnelley Funeral Home, 4327 Taylor Blvd. Services from the funeral home, June 26, 10 a.m. Interment Sunset-Memorial Gardens, Frankfort, Ky. Friends may kindly call after 10 a.m.

Sat. morning. Genlnstrum cv4'4S85 212 Ampex CP cv 5V4S91 142V2 Amphen cv 4'4S 92 1 02'a Armco Steel 4.35s 84 84 inc 5s84 BAVt 98 Assoc Invest 6'4S 70 1018 1 Anf Invest 5'iS 77 95 nuici, auipnur well, Ky. Phone reservations. Center, Ky.

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DOG, French Poodle, male, minia-ture, answers to Inky; lost in Rolling Fields area. Reward. Call 582- I Bethlehem Stl 4'90 85'4 74 '4 Bethlehem stl j'assu KANNEL, Mrs. Isabel Fultz Residence, 1909 Harvard Drive, Thursday, June 72, 1967, at 4:15 P.m. Wife of Charlps J.

Kannel, mother of Charles J. Kannel, survived also by brothers, Georqe J. and Edwin Fultz and by 3 qrandchlldren. Funeral Mass Monday, June 26th at 9 a.m., at St. Francis of Assisi Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. Altar Society Rosary, Sunday at 4:45 p.m., at Barrett Funeral Home, 1230 Bardstown Road. Visitors after 4 p.m. Saturday. 119 SWARTZ, Mr.

Joseph "Pop" Entered eternal life. June 21, 1967, in his 79th year. Residence, 760 Central Ave. Beloved husband of Mrs. Elton (Simmons) Swartz.

Step-father of Mrs. Alvce Surnenor, of Daytona Beach, brother of Mrs. Elsie He'dt, Mrs. Florence Mann, and Mr. Will Swarti, Also survived bv 2 grandchildren.

Mr. Swartz is at the O. D. White Son Funeral Home, 2727 S. 3rd, where services will be held Sat.

at 10 a.m. Surburban Lodge Number 740 F. and A. will conduct services at the funeral homo. Cremation to fol'ow.

Newport, Kv end Ohio County, papers please copy. 167'2 72 49 or Lee smith. I cv Boeing cv 5Vas 91 I 6s 67 BostonSiMe 4'js 70f Branlff Alrw. 53iS 81 81 'J Gen Mot Acc 5s 77 933.4 Gen Mot Acc 5s 80 91 Va Gen Mot Acc 5s 81 91 Vt Gen Mot Acc 4'es 87 88 Gen Mot Acc 48.S 82 83Vi Gen Mot Acc 4ses 83 84'2 Gen Mot Acc 4'2s 85 8234 Gen Mot Acc 4s 79 82 Gen Mot Acc 3'2S 72 89'b Gen Mot Acc 3s 69 94'a Gen 6V4S 91 lOl'i Gen TeleVEl cv 4s 90 1l0'2 Gen Time cv 434s79 109 Grace8.Cocv4'4S90 96 Grand On cv 4Vbs78 87 Granite cv 4s 94 9934 Grant, WT 434S 87 91 Va Grant, WT cv 4s 90 104 GtNorPapcv4'4S91 IOOV2 Great Fin cv 5s74 112V2 Gulf M8.0 5s 2056f 74V2 Gulf Sts Util 3'bs 82 75 HarvAlum cv 5V2S91 I4IV2 Hess 08.C cv 4'2S87 146 Househ Finan 6s 69 I0IV4 Househ Fin 81 81 Hunt Foods cv 4ms86 9914 III Bell Tele 23.4s 81 70a4 Inland Stl Co 3.20S82 76'4 Intl Harvest 4.80s 91 87'4 Intl 4s 91 90 IntlPacker cv 534s86 135 Intl Silver cv 4s 85 I6OV2 Itek Corp cv 5s 8 6 233 Kerr-McGee 3s 92 108 Kimb-Clark 57bs 91 101 Kresge 4's 92wi Libby, McN cv 5s 76 10634 6s 92 99'a Ling-Tem-Vo 53'4S 76 88 Llnq-Te-V cv 534s 76 454 Lionel cv SVjs 80 st 118 Litton Ind cv 3V2S 8 7 264 Lockheed cv 412S 92 104 cv 4'4S90 112 Mary Cup cv 4V4S 92 115 McCrory cv 6' '2s 92 99 McCrory Cp 5'2S 76 8OV2 McCrorv Cp 5s 76 64'2 McDonn cv 434 s91 130Va McGraw-H cv 3'as92 104 MichConGas 37es67 99H Mpls-Honey 334s 76 86Va Minn 234S 67 99 MoKaTe in 5'2S2033f 33 Mo-Kan-Tex 4s 90 55 Mo Pac RR 5s2045f 6634 MoPac RR 534s2020f 64V2 MoPaC RR 434S2030f 62'a Mo Pac RR 4'4S 90 70V2 Dus, small female Bassett, reddish brown and white; vicinity Blankenbaker reward. 896- 4761.

DOG, black, male. Chihuahua; turns In circles from ear trouble; Spring Dr. and Cherokee Rd. area. Reward.459-3278.

Beagle, male; brown, black and white; answers to Laddie; lost in Jeffersontown, Harmony Acres-- reward. 267-1141. 008, small salt and pepper male German Schnauzer, red collar, named "Homer." Reward. Call BdwvHaie cv 4ws iuv Brook Un Gas 2fs76 79 Brunswick cv 4Vrt81 BulovaWat cv 110 Case, JI8.CO 5'js90 83' CaterpillTrac 5.30S92 96Vj CaterpillrTrac4'js77 92'4 CelaneseCp cv 4s90 88V2 Cenco Inst cv 5Vf86 151 CentralRRNJ 3V4S87 2874 Cerde Pas cv 180 Goth cv 65 74 110 JChadGoth cv 5.90S71 109 71 I Chi 90Va inc cv 5s97f 112 iChl East III 5s 2054f 6OV2 i ChiGreatWest 4s 88 74v, Chicaqo I8.L 4s83f 608 ChlNoWest cv 4'js99f 218 ChiRklsPac 5'is 83 86V2 Not to mention Canada, which are the twin subjects of this Sunday's photo-packed, 64-page issue of The Courier-Journal and Times Magazine. This cook's tour comes complete with a map by artist Johnny Maupin showing the proximity of our neighbor to the north (Louisville is closer to Canada than to Memphis).

The camera of award-winning photographer Bill Strode zeroes in on the visual delights of Expo 67, moves about to capture the distinctive flavor of several Canadian cities 1 and then ranges far afield to the icy north, which is much the same now as a century ago. A 100th anniversary assessment by Ottawa Editor Christopher Young portrays Canada as a "prosperous and confident" nation; former Kentuckians now living in Canada come under discussion in a feature on immigrant flow; Travel Editor Lee Heiman surveys sightseeing opportunities; Barry Bingham rates Expo 67 the best fair of all other articles feature Canadian recipes and a close-up of the north woods trappers. Sixty-four pages eleven different articles, dotted throughout with striking photographs it's the closest you'll get to Expo without actually making the journey! Look for it this Sunday in KESSLER, Mrs. Emma Marie (Stephan) Passed away In her 74th year, June 23, 1967, at 7:30 p.m.' at her residence, 10704 Bruner's Way, Jeffersontown. Beloved wife of Fred H.

Kessler; loving mother of Mrs. Fred N. (Mary Lee) Duke, Messrs. Fred E. and Kenneth A.

Kessler. Also survived by her son-in-law Mr. Joe C. Loeser, 22 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. Friends may kindly visit at the Oak St.

home of Arch L. Heady Son, 1201 E. Oak St. at Schiller" Ave. after 6 p.m.

Sat. Time and place of service to be announced later. Intermnt Evergreen Cemetery. TABLER, Charles Sr. Aoe 74 years, Thursday, June 22, 1967, al 4:20 p.m Residence, 1124 Loretta Avenue.

Beloved husband of Mary Lillian Parson Huelsman Tabler; devoted father of Mrs. De-lores Johnson, Houma, Mrs. LaVerne Vernon, Charles C. Tabler. Houma, La.

and William Tabler; 18 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild also survive. Funeral services Monday at 8:30 a.m., from Embry-Bo5se Funeral Home, 2723 Preston and 9 a.m. at Church of the Resurrection. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Rosary Service, by the Holy Name Society, at I p.m.

Sunday. 64 ChiRklsPac 95 ChockFNut cv 4Vjs81 Cin GaseVEl 2iis 75 CIT Finance 71 CIT Finance 3s 70 err 11 si 4ias 77 90'4 7911 92'4 9234 80'a cv4As91 103 ColllnsRad cv 141 'ColllnsRad cv 43s80 179 rnlA Fiii.1 rv. 77 93 91 Colo Gas 5s 82 Colo Gas 3is 77 Tnlnm CnhPI J1tA7 Legal Advertisement ADVERTISEMENT COR BIDS Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Chief Engineer of the Louisville Water Company, 435 South Third Street, Louisville, Kentucky, up to 11:00 A.M. EST, Friday, June 30, 1967, for the following water main construction: Project 67-86. Crossings of Interstate Highway 71.

Construct three pipeline crossings for future use, including 360 lineal feet of 12-inch Ductile Iron Welter Main across 1-71 right of wav.et Fallen Timber Drive, 320 lineal feet of 12-inch Ductile Iron Water Main across 1-71 right of way at Springdale Road, and 337 lineal feet of 24-inch PrestressPd Concrete Water Main across 1-71 right of way at Brownsboro Road. Rock Estimate 300 c.y. Proiect 67-87. Spring Street Grid Improvement. Install 1,750 lineal feet of 12-inch Ductile Iron Water Main in the South side of Spring Street between Mell-wood Avenue and Payne Street, and including various connections.

Rock Estimate 200 c.y. Proiect 67-88. Blue Lick Road 12-Inch Water Main. Install 6,753 lineal feet of 12-inch Cast Iron Water Main In the West side of Blue Lick Road between Post Office Road and South Park Road, and Including various connections. Rock Estimate 20 c.y.

Proiect 67-89. West Pages Lane 12-Inch Water Main. Install 7,521 lineal feet of 12-inch Cast Iron Water Main In the South side of West Pages Lane between Dixie Highway and Terry Lane, and including various connections and fire hydrants. Rock Estimate 20 c.y, Fire Hydrant3 9. The plans and specifications may be obtained at the Louisville Water Company without deposit.

Bidders may bid any or all of the prolects. Proposals are to be submitted in triplicate. Each bidder must deposit with his proposal a certified check or bid bond in the amount of 10 of his bid, which will be forfeited In the event that the Contractor fails to enter into a contract with good and sufficient bond in the amount of 100 of the bid within ten days after the contract, has been awarded to him. Bidders are regulred to familiarize themselves with the provisions of the laws of the Commonwealf ti of Kentucky, the requirements of the various city, county and state road authorities, and all other ordinances, rules and regulations bearing on the conduct of the work. The minimum vage rates for Public Works shall be followed, a list of which is attached to the drawings.

The Louisville Water Company STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS 1964 shall apply throughout except wt-iere modified in the Special Conditions. The bidder's attention is especially directed to the Non-Discrimination Agreement and Liabilily Coverage outlined in Section Of the STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS. LOUISVILLE WATER COMPANY B. E. PAYNE Chief Engineer Superintendent 8034 81'i 100 90V4 Coml Solv cv 4'91 i Consol Edison 5s 87 KOLB, Margaret Passed away June 23, at the General Hospital In hir 57th yr Residence of 1044 S.

Jackson St. Survived by husband, John G. Kolb: 3 sisters, Frances Oiler, Lillian Byrne, Marv Camo; 4. hroihers, Fred Paul, James, Arthur B. Camp.

Funeral services from the Manning-Dunn Memorial Funeral Home, 518 N. 26 St. 8.30 a.m. and from St. Paul's CathePc Church, 9 a.m.

Interment fcver-qreen Cemetery. 239-5806- D06, Chihuahua and Manchester mixed, black female; Cherokee Rd. area; reward. Call 451-3956. DO0; large, tan and white, mixed" breed; named Peter.

Harrod's Creek area. 228-1394. PLASTIC film, 3 cartons; markings, From: Standard Packaging To: Fischer Cheese Wapako-neta, Ohio. Reward. Contact Mi-aml Transportation, 637-6506.

PURSE, red leatFer, containing black leather billfold, prescription sunglasses, and other personal belongings, reward for return. Call 772-7729, after p.m. WALLET, man's, vicinity of Story and Frankfort Ave. $10 reward. 451-9267.

WALLET lady's, green; return contents, keep money; reward. 7 74-6687 451-6061 after 6. 'iiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Information Personals 13 llilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllinillllllllllilllllllll SPECIAL SALE Be smart, take advantage of this. ONE WEEK ONLY Assorted white goods. 89c values Only 39c Printed cotton goods' 8c -values Only Remnant pieces values to H.i?.

Only 4V.c and 9c peCyqrd 422 W. Market THORNHILL, Mr. Morris Lee Of 7100 Whipple Rd. passed away in his 62nd year, June 22, 1967, at 9 p.m. at the St.

Joseph Infirmary. Beloved husband of Mrs. Mary Katherine Ray Thorn-hill; devoted brother of Mrs. Murray (Mabel) Board, Mrs. Dewey (Llllle) Cunningham, Mr.

Gilbert and Mr, Phillip Thornhill; Friends may call at the W. G. Hardy Valley Chapel, 1O907 Dixie where funeral services will be held Sun. at 2 p.m. Interment, Bethany Xemetery.

I -Legal Advertisement notice of call for REDEMPTION Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to Article Five of Trust' indenture9 dated October 1, 1957 Bankers Southern, Inc. calls for payment and redemption, on rvtoher 1. 1967. all of its outstanding 6 Convertible rL-. ivh.i,.r Hk nrtnbpr 1.

1972. at 105-4 of the principal amount of each debenture with accrued merest to said date of redemption Payment Uf the debentures will be made at the Citizens Fidelity Bank and Trust Company in Louisville, Ken-1 tuckv, upon presentation and surrender of said debentures After Octobe 1. 1967. interest on the said j.l--4..-4. n-ciu tn arrrup lit Times Where there's something for everyone ueuu ultra win ivnac u.

LISTON, Frank Sr. June 23, 1967, at 4 a m. al St. Joseph Infirmary. Residence 733 Barbe Way South.

Husband of the late Margaret Browne Listen; surviving daughter, Miss Catherine Liston; sons, Frank Llston John, Edward and William Liston; 9 grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren. FunerAI from Dougherty and Son Funeral Home, 1118 S. 3rd between Oak end St, Catherine, Mon. morning, June 26, at 8:30 and at Our Mother Pursuant to Article Four of said irust inoemure, holders of outstanding debentures' may, however, con- vert debentures Into common stock of the company on the basis of $100.00 principal. amount of debentures WEMPE, Torrance Joseph Passed away June 21.

1967, at 5:45 a.m. in his 20th year at Sawyer Air Force Base Hospital, Marquette, M'ch. Residence 208 Thunderchief Marquette. Devoted son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph A. Wempe. Beloved brother, of Deborah, Kathleen and Mark Wempe; also jurvlved by grandmother, Mrs. Alma Yates. Re- 4..

v. rnmmnn to ana nc ua no. dut not after, five days PLiqr to October 1,1967 BANkcKa bUUlntKPl, BY Thomas Graham, President.