The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 11

THE C0UK1ER-J0UKNAL, LOUISVILLE, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 19t7. 11 I A TE It CROSSWORD PUZZLE Fort Knox, Jeff Legion Gain Final Ben Bitter's Team Wins City Pin Title Capt. Ben Bitter's City League learn was crowned City Bowling Champion last night when the upper' bracket winners of the recent five-man events defeated Capt. Joe Birchler's Swiss-American team in the championship roll-off at Fifth Avenue. Birchler's team won in the lower bracket.

dence. 21 in lakeside Drive. Beloved father of J. l.raxe, of Princeton. Illinois, Mrs.

John N. Smith, of Louisville. Joseph I'. Leake, of Shively. Mr.

W. E. Harned. Mrs B. J.

Adams, of Louisville; grandfather of Mrs. LuclJis) Smith, of Louisville. Mrs. Alma Marie Leake, of Los Angeles, Cal Remains at John W. Manning and Sons Funeral Home.

612 14 W. Broadwav. Funeral Tuesday, March 11, from the chapel at 8 15 a and St Francis of Assist Church, at 9 o'clock. Interment us Calvary Cemelerv. IFWIH.

Mr. Joseph C. iBantvl. passe awav In his nftth vear Sunday. March 9.

647 at 3 m. Beloved husband of Mrs. Eliza Kitihie Lewis: devoted fa'her of Mrs. William Ryan and Mrr. Paul HesS: also survived by hia sister.

Sister Maureen of Sacred Heart Academy, and his brother. Mr. W. T. Lewis, and eight grandchildren.

Services for Mr Lewis will be held at 8 45 am Wednesday morning in his home. 974 Edward Ave and at a In St. Brigid a Church. Interment In Calvary Cemetery. Breck-Inridge County papers please copy.

I FWI. Mr. G. entered eternal life. Friday.

March 7. at 4 43 In hia aatri year, residence lilO S. 7th beloved husband of Mra l.ula l.ewla; brother of Mrs. Anna Handy Remains at the D. While Funeral Home.

2711 S. Third, at Winkler, where sen-Ices will be held Mondav afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Interment In St. Stephens Cemetery. Mtnm nrg, Mr.

Sedlev. parsed away In his 7DI year Sunday. March 9. I47, at 12:30 a.m.. at the St.

Anthony Hospital. Beloved husband of Mrs. Mavme Foreman McGruder. Family residence, Hawthorne Ave. Devoted father r( Mis William S.

Dutschke and Mr. J. F. MrG ruder: also aurvlved bv his sister, Mrs. Khoda Abel of Bowline Green.

Ky his brolhers, Mr, Hovd McGruder of March 8, 1947, at her residence. 110 W. Oak St. Survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral from Lee Cralle S.

3d at 2:30 p.m. Mondav. March 10, Interment In Cave Hill Cemetery. BLANKFNBAKER, Charles Burkner, descendant of a pioneer colonial family and a long time Louisville merchant, passed awav at his residence, 2219 Slralhmoor Sunday. March 9, 1947.

at 7 05 In hla 64th year. Beloved husband of Katherlne iorum I Blankenhaker; father of Mildred Stew-ait Hlankenliaker and Mrs. F. K.rwln Wcrnke: grandfather of Mrs. Arch Davis.

brother of Allen F. and Sllai" W. Blankenhaker; also aurvlved bv one Srest-grandchild. Remains at Schopnen-orst Bros. Funeral Home, 18.12 W.

Market St. Notice of services later. COLE. Lettie JeM, Sunday, March 9. 1947.

at 10:40 a in her 68th year. Alford, formerly resident of Mld-dletown, Ky. Widow of George Cole; mother of Mrs. Thelma B. t'av.

Mrs Harel L. Warren. Odaa L. Cole, and Richard M. Swlt.er: two granddaiigh-tera; sisters, Mrs.

Mattie P. Kesrler, Mra. Lenora Green. Mrs. I.ula B.

Burnett: brothers. William L. and F.lia Cardwell. Remains at Myers Funeral Home. Middletown.

Kentucky. Funeral Tuesday. March II. from Myers Chapel at 2:15 p.m.. and at Middletown Baptist Church at 2:30 p.m.

Interment in Middletown Cemetery. COWAN. Mrs. Clara fnee Cole), away suddenly Friday, March 7. 1947.

at 11:55 p.m. In her 52nd year. Devoted mother of Mr. l.awerence Alvey, Thomas C. Alvev and John S.

Duncan-son, all of Louisville, and Pfc. William Kichard Bibb of Germany: sister of Mr. Thomaa Stout. Iuisville; also survived by 7 grandchildren. Rrniains resting at family residence, 1724 North 1 2 3 4 Ts 1 9 10 111 Is To" "il 7" 25 26 27 28 29 "30 "31 32 33 37 38 39 zzzezzz1ezzz 43 44 45 46 47 48 "49 50 51 52 30.

Native of a city noted tor swords SO. Cored, aa meat 31. Oil obtained from orange flowera 33. Dinner course F. 34.

Fern, name 3.,. Make inui 3H. Overapreada aa with oil St. Misapnrebenalon 381 Screen ef apoken aeunda 45. The earth Saturday'! Puzzle Solved: handicap was 122.

Birchler's team rolled 650, R39 and 655. They added a handicap of 555. Individual scoring was as follows: Captain Bitter Bernie Feld-camp 475, Frank Zeller 588, Ted Marmillot 558. F. McCarthy 575, Rudd Davis 525.

Captain Birchler Johnny Deetsch 465, Lawrence Marshall 451, Harold Hollman 449. Herman Wyssbrod 349, Joe Birchler 443. Traud Advances Luke Traud took over leadership in the all-events with handicap by rolling 1,944 as the Minor Events bowling of the City Tournament continued at Madrid Alleys last night. This was the only change in the five leaders of each division. In the doubles events the team of Harold Remington and Ken Hartlage tied R.

Mehler and D. Harmer for sixth place. Each team rolled 1,267. Low doubles score In.the money Is now 1,156 and in the singles it is 601. In the singles events Bob Fisher rolled 700 to tie Bill Craig, for fourth place.

Kccnc Rolls 630 The Classic League bowed to Bill Keene's 630 and 243 when they bowled at Twin Oaks last night. Don Hasselbach posted 625 and 226, Rudd Davis got 605, Frank Herfel 600, Capt. Clarence Theobald's Meatmen posted 2,969 with a 1,070 game. Capt Tom Owen's Soft Drinkers rolled 2,585 and 974. I A I Ul I iBlllAja LL 2L 2 .1 1 pi 1 1 Hi LI AT.DKV0.TB.Dj.L kH LZ iL 3 LL.

dR a. ZLLZ Lla CO 3 I OH 3 IT 0 HI LlL L2. A 2.. DU S. A I Dj DH 8 TITr IhIoisIe Bitter's crew posted 2,843 and Birchler's men hung up 2,712.

Frank Zeller gave the City Leaguers their best individual score with his 588 series. John Deetsch paced the Swiss-Americans with 465. The new champions turned in Carries of 907. 911. and 903.

Their Miller Wins Boat Club Title In the only final-round match played in the Louisville Boat Club Table Tennis Tournament yesterday, Dottie Miller walked off with the women's singles crown by trouncing Thelma Lan-cener in straight games 21-19 and 21-14. The finals in the men's singles, men's doubles and mixed doubles will be played next Sunday. Bill Woosley and Grayson Hanks are slated to fight it out for the men's singles title, Woosley defeating Bob Piatt 21-16, 22-20 and Hanks eliminating Joe Van Zandt 21-15, 23-21 in semi-linal matches. Doc Kelsall and Woosley advanced to the last round in the men's doubles by tripping English Miller and P. R.

Lancaster 21-14. 21-13. They meet Van Zandt and Piatt, 21-19. 19-21, 21-18 victors over Hanks and Ben Lamaster in the second semifinal. The winner of the match between the Martha Kiefer, Serge Birn and Joe and Florence Van Zandt combinations faces Kelsall and Mrs.

Lancaster in the mixed doubles championship test. Pigeon" Injured Here Thought to Be Racer A pigeon with a severe wound on its left breast was captured by Lloyd Schleicher yesterday afternoon when the injured bird, believed to be of racing stock, sought shelter on the front porch of his home at 2027 South Second Street. The Pigeon carried a leg band bearing the inscription S. 44-C 61654." Schleicher planned to take care of the bird in hope that word might be received from the owner. Cage Scores national" iiagi Sheboygan 6n.

Trt-Citv 50. Chicago 69. ft, Wayne 82. AMERICAN" ASSOCIATION Chicago m7. Cleveland 78.

Cage Standings ACROSS 1. Part of a train 4. Item o4 property Bribe It. Single 13. Bodv af Moslem acholara 14.

Silk worm 15. Sing without articulation 14. throwing mellow 17. Stretch eat IN. Goddess of atrife ill.

Landing place 21. Period It. Vociferate 23. Conic lection S.I. Knrvlvee ST.

Diversions By meana ef 29. Weight 88. Fillet S3. Verse In (lye- foot lamblca ST. Arranged In tnetev 30.

Ancient roantry north of Persian Calf 40. National god ef Tahiti 41. Part 43. Hake 43. Measure af dis-tance, India 44.

Fell 4t. Aborigine of Pbll. la. 47. Vale 4R.

Wood 49. Weight af India 50. Realm ef Pluto 51. Tenor 52. Abaolute entity DOWN 1.

Cling Z. Frog S. Cauae te remember 4. Aurum fabbr.) a. Sometimes an Instrument ef ranlabment uttleflsh 1.

Turkish erner S. Seaaonlng herb a. Rarely 10. Bird 11. Spirit of loyalty Rom.

Rellg.) IS. Lethargy 14. Flag 30. Chang the address on a letter Raffa and Spencer Matched Tonight On Armory Card Gene Spencer and Mike Raffa renew their feud In the ten round headliner of the Derbytown Club's five-bout card beginning at 8:30 at the Armory tonight. The two lightweights fought to a draw in their last engagement here and are in top shape for their return encounter.

Both worked out yesterday afternoon at Filer's gym. Mack Thompson, Louisville light-heavyweight, meets Charley Jones of Memphis la the eight round serrti-windup. Hockey Scores. national league Montreal 4. Chicago I.

Toronto 4. New York J. Boston 0, Detroit 0. AMERICAN LEAGUE St. I 7.

New. Haven ft Buffalo 5, Cleveland 2. Indlanapolla S. Providence 8. UNITED STATES LEAGUE Kansas City Fort Worth 4.

Houston 4. St. Paul 2. MISSOURI VALLEY. Final standings: Conference.

Season. Team. W. Pet. W.

L. St. Louie 11 1 .918 18 8 Drake ft 4 .667 IT II Okla. A. Ac II 4 24 7 Crelshton 7 .1 IS Tulaa 3 ft 5 IS Washington .1 8 II 14 Wichita 2 10 .187 7 BIG SEVEN.

Conference. Season. Team. W. L.

Pet. W. L. Wyoming 11 1 .817 22 4 Utah 10 2 IS Denver 8 .500 IS 10 Utah State 8 13 10 Colorado 7 .417 7 10 Brlgham Young 3 8 .250 9 IS Colorado A. 1 11 .083 3 20 SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE.

Team. W. 1.. TP. OP.

Texaa 24 1 1.481 1.088 Sou. Methodist 14 8 1.221 1.128 Arkansas 14 10 1.2BH 1.197 Bevlor 12 13 1.3.10 1.388 Texaa A. Sc 8 18 1.197 1.431 Rice 7 18 1.231 1.349 Texaa Christian 1 23 1.0&8 1.418 Jeffersonville's Legion and Second Army Champion Fort Knox to the Major Falls Cities League playoff finals next Sun-Hay by beating pennant-winner Richmond Club and second-place New Albany National Guards. Jeffersonville upset "Richmond 56-42, at Jeff Ficldhouse, while Coach "Bud" Bruner's Army Champs topped the Guards 71-60 at New Albany High Gym. Flashing the same brand of firewagon ball which netted them the Second Army title last week, Bruner's Soldiers outscored the Guards' stellar scoring combination of Charley Ruter, Bob Meador and Bucky Schuler and beat them at their own game.

Coach Ike Reynolds' Legionnaires jumped ahead of Richmond at the start, and they never let up until sure of victory in the fourth frame. Gene Rhodes, Andy Collins and Bill Wattier spiked the Guards and sparked the Soldiers. Rhodes poured in 23 points, Collins ripped the mesh for 15 and Wattier 16, to say nothing of Andy's brilliant defensive team work with Bill Ivukoy. New Albany led 17-10 at the quarter, only to see Ft. Knox ahead 31-25 following a red-hot second quarter.

The Soldiers won out in the third period 55-45. as the Guards took scoring honors in the final setto. Led by Earl "Burr" Herdt, watch charm guard, who pitched in 20 points, the younger Legionnaires out ran their old opponents from the River Road. Bob Shumakcr put Capehart on the score board with a long and Lee Huber tied the score. Walt Schlosser and Herdt hit quick baskets and the Lesion set a pace that had Richmond hanging on the ropes.

At one time in the second period, the Legion led 32-12. Jeff stopped at 40-27 for the three quarters, and pulled up towards the last, Richmond was off in its shooting and only Bill Gates, who scored 14 points and Knobby Walsh, with 10, were near par. Jeffersonville Richmond 1581 fg. ft pf. (421 fg.

ft.pf Schlosser 3 Walsh 1 4 3 Gates 4 4 Knhhen 0 Kalsor 3 Denton 5 Shumaker 8 Herdt Myers 0 Clapp 0 Mueller 0 Hiaey .0 Con'tlne 0 9 Parker 1 1 Huber 2 1 Italian 1 Reverman 3 Barry 0 -0 0 Totals 22 13 19 Totala ..14 14 15 Riarda Ft. Knox 181 fg. ft. pf. 170) fg.

ft pr Meartpr 5 2 3 Rhodes .10 3 1 Slemle f. 4 I 5 Wattier 2 4 Ruter 8 3 1 Murray 3 1 5 Daniels 2 0 3 Oran'ger 0 3 Schuler 4 3 0 Colllna ...8 3 3 Hubbard ...2 3 3 Kukoy 4 1 1 Hlnes 0 0 0 Totala 25 11 13 Totala ...30 10 17 Mary Koellman, 20 Kenilworth do-lnr business at 433 S. Preston, herebv declares her Intention to annlv for license aa retail beer dealer unaer Liauor ana Beer Ordinance of the City of l.ouisville. John O. Copperthwalte.

2757 Grinaaead Drive, doing business at 947 E. Madison, herebv declares his intention to applv for license as retail liquor dealer by the package under the State- law Essie P. Self. 817 S. 22d, doing buai- nesa at 128 W.

Jefferson, herebv deciarea hla Intention to apply for license aa retail heer dealer under Liquor and Beer Ordinance of the City of Louisville. Jamea L. Lvoni. 2581 Slevln. doing businesa at 2581 Slevln.

hereby declarea hia Intention to apply for license as retail liquor dealer by the package under the State law. John F. Chambers, 3913 Bank, doing huaineaa at 3000 Walnut, hereby declare! hla intention to apply for license aa retail liquor dealer by the drink under the State law. Emtl J. Schmidt, 21 University doing buainesa at 1801 Frankfort hereby declarea his Intention to apply for license aa retail liquor dealer by the drink under the State law.

Herman Wllllnger, 1720 Payne, doing business at 1511 Payne, hereby declares his Intention to apply for license as re-tall beer dealer under Liquor and Beer Ordinance of tne city ot Louisville. Clifford Dismang, 315 E. St. Catherine, doing business at 4445 Louisville hereby declares his intention to apply for license as retail beer dealer under Liquor and Beer Ordinance of the City ot juouisvuie. Edmund J.

Schulz. 1108 Milton Street. doing business at 542 Lampton Street, herebv declarea his intention to sddIv for license as retail beer dealer under Liquor and iBear Ordinance of the City of Louisville. Ben Ron ben, 3501 Vermont doing buaineaa at 3501 Vermont herebv declares his intention to apply for license as retail Deer dealer under Liauor and Beer Ordinance of the Cttv of Louisville. West End Veteran Club.

Hugh Harlow. 3115 Del Park Terrace, secretary, doing business at rear 4822 w. Market, nereby declare their intention to apply for license as retail beer dealers under Liquor nd Beer Ordinance ot the City of Louisville. Ruth Cohen. 2207 Lauderdale and A.

Schuchman, 1214 S. Jackson. doing huslnes at 1200 W. Oak and 1202 S. 12th.

hereby declare their intention to applv for license as beer and retail liquor dealer by the package under the State law. Smith R43 Sn 7 1st nresident: Chester Johnson. 1127 W. Chestnut, treasurer, doing business aa the P-F-Club. 822 W.

Walnut, hereby declare their intention to apply tor license as retail heer dealer under Limine and Beer Ordinance of the City of Louisville. PUBLIC SALE The following described equipment will be sold at public sale at 10:00 a.m.. Saturday. March 15. at 854 South 5th.

Louisville. Kentucny: Tire recapping equipment, complete. INTERSTATE ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION. E. BENSON.

Manager. PUBLIC SALE The following described motor -ehicle will be sold at public sale. March 13. 1047 at or about 10:00 o'clock. A.M..

at 944 South Third Street, Louisville, Ken tucky: 1941 Chrvsler Fordor Motor No. C28-75107 Serial No. 7700724 BANK OF LOUISVILLE. Osgood Dog; Wins Beagle Field Trials Shady Place Spooner, owned by J. R.

Renner of Osgood, captured first place in the 13-inch class and Jackson's Blue Girl won the 15-inch class honors in the Bluegrass Beagle Club's Field Trials held yesterday at Versailles, Ind. With weather conditions rated as "fair," the trials were reported to be successful with an excellent performance turned in by the winning hounds. Other results were, 13-Inch class Jimmie's Kentucky Judy. J. L.

Rlcher-aon, Louisville second; Lone Oak Lady, fiuv Peters, Cincinnati, third; I Oak Mickey Twist, Guy Peters. Cincinnati, fourth: Fairchtld Toppy, Margaret Cain, Indianapolis, reserve. Fifteen-Inch class Rolfs Ryce, Joseph Rolf. Newport, Ky aecond: Gene's Rockford Blllle. Eugene Bartlev.

Louis-ville. third: Chuck. Charlea Williarna. Brookville. fourth: Chucka, Charlea William.

Brooksvllle, reserve. FJT CI Villi: Ti PROTECT Min-WKST CONFERENCE Season, Team. W. t. Oklahoma 20 8 Missouri 15 10 Kanraa Slate 14 10 Kanaaa 13 11 Nebraska 10 14 Iowa State 7 14 Pet.

Tta. OP. .789 1.423 1.188 .800 1.214 1.174 .583 1.148 1.075 .577 1.240 1.118 417 1.247 1.318 333 818 068 Indicates one game to play. EASTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE Conference. Team.

W. L. Pet. Season. W.

L. Columbia 10 Cornell 7 Pennsylvania 8 Harvard 4 Dartmouth Yale 4 Princeton 3 .909 .838 .54.1 .444 .417 .384 .182 14 13 12 15 11 8 6 INDIANA INTERCOLLEGIATE Conference. Season, Team. W. DePauw 10 Butler 8 Indiana State 7 Huntington 13 Manchester 12 Evansvllle 3 Anderson 7 Canterbury ....11 Franklin 9 Indiana Central ..10 Ball State 8 Valparaiso 3 Wabash Trl-Staate 3 Hanover 4 St.

Joseph'a 3 Farlham 3 Oakland City 3 Taylor 3 Concordia 0 L. Pet. W. L. 1 .809 15 2 1 .857 18 7 3 .778 17 7 8 .884 18 7 8 .887 13 8 2 .800 7 13 .583 14 9 8 .579 12 8 7 .583 9 9 .558 11 10 5 .545 8 4 .429 11 20 7 .417 7 12 3 .400 4 10 JI .287, 5 15 7 .222 8 11 8 .200 4 12 9 .182 10 9 .182 3 10 7 .000 0 0 raESE Jeffersontown: Mr.

James of Dsvtnn, Ohio- Mr. Sallee of Sprlngboro. Ohio, and Mr. Eugene McGruder of Chicago, and three ui andrhlldren. Services for Mr.

McGruder will be held at 3 o'clock Tuenslav afternoon in the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home. Onk and Sihiller Ave, Interment In Fverareen Cemetery. MI RRAV. Stella Mae fnee Applegate).

of West Point. passed awav Sunday, March 9. at 2 a.m.. at her residence. Beloved mother of Mrs.

Martin Davis; sister of the late Abel W. Apple-gale, and John W. Applegate: also survived by two grandchildren. Clarence D. Ditto and Martin A.

Davis. Funeral services at 10:30 a m. Wednesdav. Mart 12. at the West point Methodist Church.

Interment In Applegale family cemeterv. Mr. Adnlph. passed awav ri his 5ilh year Salurd.lV. March 8.

1947. at 12 30 a at SI Anthonv Hospital, amily residence Valley Station, Ky beloved husband of Mrs. Lvdia Lavtnt Nlikel and devoted father of Mrs, Robert Hasscnnflug Mrs. George W. Hackett and Miss Martha Ruth Nickel of New Ynik: also survived bv hi' sister, Mrs.

Freda Netherton. Services for Mr, Nickel will be held in the Arth 1 Heady Funeral Home. Oak and Schiller Ave at 1:30 Monday. Interment In Cave Hill Cemetery. PIKE, Mr.

George Martin. In his 7.1M yrar, passed on at the Jewish Hospl'al Saturday, March 8, 1947. af 9 a m. Be. loved husband of Mrs.

Marv Pike nee Randelphl. and devoted father of Mr. Thomas A. Pike and M'ssea Leona. Agnes and Frances Pike.

Mra. Michael Horsn and Mrs. Dorothy Chllders; brother of Mrs. Edward Powell. Mrs.

I. Pike and Messrs. 1. H. and Leo Pike, all of Union County.

also survived by 1 grandchild. Remains are at the resl. dence, 931 Kentucky St where funeral services will he held Tueartay at 6 .10 am. and 9 o'clock St Theresa) Church. Interment in St.

Michael Cemeterv. The Holy Name Society la kindly requested to assemble at the residence. Sunday at 7. 30 te recite the rosary. PI MM, Thomas, at Monon.

Indiana. Heloved husband of Rnso Kothelmer Pulliam; also survived bv two sisters. Mra. Huth Dryadaie and Mrs. Lillian Hnyard.

and aunt Mrs Holly Harris. Funeral from the Herbert C. Cralle Funeral Home, riankfott and Peterson Aves Tuesday at 2 m. ROBIRTS. Charles F.

passed awav In his K7lh vear. at 7.41 pm. Friday. March 7. t47.

at SS. Mary and F.liia-helh Hospital, residence. 14oo Woody Ave. Beloved husband of Nannie I. Huberts 1 nee Kennedy I devoted father of Mrs Rubv Cook, Mrs.

Virginia ew s. Mrs Mary Schullz, Miss lulse Frank It Clvde F. Marcus P. and Carroll Roberts: also aurvlved hv 8 frandchildren. Remain at the Miller uneial Home, 1114 Third St Funeral Mondav.

March 10, from the fu-neial lion, a at I m. and from the llrfrlwooJ. Baollst Church at 1 mini Interment In Evergreen Cemetery, ROTH Mra Fdllh Belle. Thursday ese. nlng.

March 6. 1947. at 10 In o'clock in her 30th vear: residence, lot Helnverl wife of Charles F. Roth. Sr and molher of Charles F.

ftoih. Jr. survived also bv her father. Mr James A Adams; brother. James Adams, and 4 sis.

ters. Mrs Nellie Dugan. Mrs Helen Rrown. Mrs. Willie Mae Washer and Mrs.

Marion Kirclier. Remaina at the funeral home of John Maas At Bro Broadwav at Flovd. Funeial from tho chapel Mondav afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment in Reathaven Cemetery. RYAKft.

William Jr Saturday. March 8. 1947. at 1 at Lexington, Ky. Beloved son of William J.

Rvan. devoted brother of Miss Edl'rt Ryans and Mra. Virginia Troverf. Remains at Srhonnenhorst Bros Funeral Home. 1832 W.

Market St. Funeral aerv. Ices Mondav. March 10. a' 2 m.

Interment In Cave Hill Cemetery. RErilt-RD. Mr. Jennie I. nee Welrh.

age 76 vears. Saturday. March 8. 1947, at 4 p.m.. at the residence.

1228 Kentucky Ave. Widow of Herman Shepherd. Survived bv 1 daughter. Mrs Myrtle Masden: 1 son. Harrv T.

Shepherd. Cincinnati. Ohio, and 4 grandchildren. Remains at the MrDaniel Funeral Home. 4.1.19 Park Blvd.

Funeral from MrDanlel's. Monday, March 10. at 3 n.m. Interment In Evergreen Cemelery. 9MITII.

Mlsa Ann Mae, Saturday, March 6. 1947. at 6:30 p.m.. age 27 years; residence. 525 Broadwav.

Beloved daughter of Blllv and Ann Smith; devoted sister of Malcomh Blllv, Jr and Thomas York Smith. Mrs William L. Hendren. Detroit. and Miss Lonnle Smith.

Funeral from the Bosso Funeral Home. 600 E. Broadwav, Tuesdav morning at 9-30. and at the Cathedral of the Assumption at 10 o'clock. Interment, St.

ichaeTs Cemetery In Memeriam. 2 TrRVI'lt: In loving memory of our son and brother. Pvt. Charles' Turner, who was killed in action, in Germany. March 9.

145. Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear. Tond memories linger every day, Remembrance keen him near MOTHER. S1STFRS Lodge Notices. TlTPWrTIIILl.iraptef."TsWbolll5." E.S., will meet this Monday evening for regular business, birthday party and election of conductress; member urged to he present; visitor welcome Corvnno Stone.

Worthy Matron; Mae M. Alter. Secretary. PLECTRA CKapTer. VE wilT meet this Monday, March 10th.

at 7-45 for regular business and friendship night, Mrs. Lillian Smith. Worthy Carrie Stafford. Secretary Ml OH LAND PARK Lodge. Number 8.C F.

and A will meet In called communication at 7 m. for examinations and 7:30 In stated communication foe business and conference of the F. C. degree; visitors welcome. members urged to attend.

James T. Riley, Mas. ter; William Lee Ernst, Secretary KENTITKY Post. Number 1084. TV 719 Lynn will meet this Monday, at 8 p.m.: regular business meeting and nomination of officers; all members of F.W.

in good standing Invited to attend. William Schwartzer. Com-mander; Charles T. SchuJerAdJutant Lett. 1 1 BILLFOLD, black, initials be-" longing to unemployed ex-G Monday night.

I.oew's Theater, or vlelnltv: reward WA 22.11. extension 200 BILLFOLD, lady's, green:" lost Tebru-ary 28 near 502 Whitney or in taxicab; reward Call FR F418 rj.OTHTTVG and "Tiiggage. vicinity Chester substantial reward leading DOG about 6 months old. brown and white spotted: vlctnltv "nd Kentucky; reward. SH 1 746-J.

fiOO: Llewellyn female. TT months old. black markings: answers to Dixie: strayed from 1314 E. Breckinridge. JLiberal reward.

JA 5995 DOG. part collie and shepherd, maie." black with white collar and chest, white streak down long nose; name Prince: vi-htyGerrnantown. Reward. MA 1365-J EARRINGS, yellow gold with ametitvst drop; Friday afternoon; sentimental val-ue. Reward.

Call HI 6982-J. HAND truck. betweerTTreston and Main. and 8th and Market; reward of- ffred. JA 6090 KEYS.

Jnblack case: In or near StT Francis of Rome school; badly needed: reward. TA 8487. RING, white gold. 1 diamond; Amy and Vermont; Friday afternoon. February 28 Reward.

HI 5773-W. SHEPHERDTTemale. wTilteT age 5 months;" answers to name Sunday morning, 44th and Broadway: reward. WA 7431 Mr Holland. lady's, blue gabardine, lost in" Shopping district or Pookman'a Phae.

JSyy- Thursday. Reward. WA 4632. hali.lt, black, contains money and valuable papers; lost at Sears. 9th and Broadway, or in vicinity of College and Breckinridge on 1st.

Call JA 29J3 or MA 4179. Reward. WATCH. 21-jewel Elgin Wlnois. wVuto" gold, octagon shape: Initials on back E.

T. vicinity 1st and Broadway. Reward. MA 7420-R. 643 S.

1st. WRIST watch! mari'sT-Cruen; yellow gold: leather band: vicinity 3d and Central. March reward. Phone FR 3418. Chss.

JTe ague. WRIST watch, ladv's yellow gold Wjtt-nauer with square case, black cord hand: in or between St. Martin's Church ad 729 S. Shelbv. Tuesdav night about 8 -30; sentimental value; liberal reward.

W'A 79.11. WRIST WATCH, whit." gold; stretch band: engraved W. N' 8-1M772; reward. Phone TA 4713. after WftlsTwAtCH.

iadysl vTeTIo gSTdT Elgin: Fontaine Ferrv Skating Rink: Rhinestone band; reward. SH 947S. western Parkway. Funeral Mondav. 10:30 a.m.

from the rertdonce. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery, COX. Mrs. Anna Mary (nee Everhartl, .10 years. Fridnv, March 7.

1C47. at 6:1.1 p.m., at SS. and F.llalielh Hospital; residence, 2311 Floyd St. Beloved wife of William A. Cox; mother of Mrs.

Virginia Reed of Louisville. Mrs. PcgRy L. Dent. Waycross, Ga and Miss Kalhryn Cox, George Samuel, Joseph Leo Kenneth, Morris, and William H.

Cox. the latler of Sacramento, also survived by her molher, Mrs. Rebecca EnRicrt; step-flher, Mr. I.eo F.nglert: sister. Mrs.

Thelma Fan-is, and 1 brother. Nichols J. Everhart. Sacramento, Cal and 7 grandchildren. Remains at the MrDaniel Funeral Home.

4339 Park Blvd. Funeral from McDanleTs, Tuesday, March 11, at 2 p.m. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. CI RUN. Mrs.

Marv: age 59 years, Saturday. March 8 1947. at 4:50 a m. Widow of the late Thomas Curlin. Remains at Neuralh and Son Funeral Home.

725 E. Market St. Funeral services Tuesdav at 11 a.m. Interment Cave Hill Cemetery. DANIEL, Annie Waters.

Saturday, March 8, 1947, at 6:15 p.m., age 76 years; residence, 510 E. Barbee St. Beloved Wife of Patrick J. Daniel: devoted mother of Mrs. Margaret Mears.

Mrs. Clara Walton. Mrs. Annabel! Keller. Edward P.

and Gerald B. Daniel; sister of George and William Waters. Mrs. Clara Williams. Funeral Tuesday morning.

March 11. at 8:30, from the Bosse Funeral Home. 600 E. Broadwav. and 9 o'clock at SI.

Phillip Ncrl Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. DAVIT, Mrs. Ida Yockey. passed awav her 44lh year.

Sunday. Mmrh 9, 1947, at 10:30 a at her home, R23 Kentucky St. Beloved wife of Mr. Pete Davit; also curvlved bv her stepson, Frank Davit, and her brother Mr. Clarence Yockey.

Services for Mrs. Davit will he held at 9 a.m. Tuesday morning 1n the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home. Oak and Schiller Ave.

Interment in St. Stephen'a Cemetery. DODftON. Mrs. Mary Belle (nee Dovdi.

age 34 years, Thursday. March 6. 1947. at Wellington, Kansas. Beloved wife of William A.

Dodson and molher of Will-lam Boyd Dodson; also survived bv 2 brothers, Marlon and Louis llnvd, Louisville; 2 slaters. Mra Alvin Than) and Mrs. W. L. Johnson, l.olisvllle: 3 half, sisters, Mra.

Maude Wright and Mis. Plumber Hopkins. Louisville. Mrs. James Hopkins.

Indiana. Remains will arrive Louisville Saturday evening and will be taken to McDanlel Funeral Home. 4339 Park Blvd. Funeral from MrDanlel's Mondav. March 10.

at 3 p.m. Interment In Iteslhaven Cemetery. DOI.AN, William (Kertl. at Jeffersonville. Sunday.

March 9 1H47. in hla 63d vear. Beloved husband of Mrs. Mavme Dolan; devoted fiillier of Paul. John, Francis.

Carl, and l.aniar Itolan and Mrs. Edward DewIM: hrotlser of Mra Ray Rlnilii, Mra. Maigaret Wheatlv. Malthew Dolan. and Raymond Dolan.

Funeral Wednesday at 8 30 a from E. M. Cools' Funeral Home. 120 W. Maple Jeffersonville.

and at 9 o'clock at St. Auguvtine Churrh. Interment In SI. Anthony Cemelery, DOYLE, Chester suddenly. March 8, 1947.

at his residence. Prospect. Ky. Survived by wife. Mildred Garvin Doyle; sister.

Mrs. W. J. Johnson of St Davids. 1 niece and 1 nephew.

Remains at Lee E. Cralle 1330 S. 3d St. Notice of funeral published later. DREXI.ER.

Joseph ag 59 years. Saturday, March 8. 1947. at 4 10 am. resi-dence, 712 S.

36th St. Beloved husband of Mrs. Lillie C. Raleau Drexler. brother of August Drexler.

Funeral from Neiarelh Funeral Home. 725 E. Market Mondav at 2:30 p.m. Interment In Resthaven Cemelerv. Mr.

Drexler was a member of Shelby Pont 214. American Legton. All Legionnaires. Spanish American War Veterans and Veterans of Foreign War assemble at the funeral home Monday at 2:15 p.m. Dt'NHAM.

Mrs. Mary Alice, age 77 years. Sunday, March 9, 1947. at 3 a.m at the residence ot her stepson. L.

P. Dunham. 1336 Cypress; also survived by one stepdaughter. Mrs. Hnrd: sister of D.

Jersie, Seth A. and Edgar Hord. Remains at the T. A. Blanford Funeral Home.

2813 S. 4th. until Mondav. March 10, at 9 p.m.. at which time remains will be shipped to Hopkinsvllle.

for services and Interment Tuesday afternoon, March 11. ESTER, Mrs. Lillie Mae (nee Hendricks), of 420 E. Market, passed away in her 36th year Saturday. March 8, 1947.

at 2:40 p.m.. at the Deaconess Hospital. Beloved wife of Mr. J. B.

Kstes: sister of Miss Anna Prtddy. Mrs. Carl Embry, John, Roy, Robert and Edward Hendricks, tlemains at the W. O. Hardy Funeral Home.

410i Dixie Shlve-lv, Ky. Funeral services Tuesday, March 11. at 11 a.m. at Hardy's Chapel. Interment In Bethany Cemetery.

H.FISfHAKtn, Siegfried, at the Jewish Hospital, Sunday. March 9. 1947. at 4:45 p.m. Beloved husband of Sophie Fleischaker.

and devoted father of Mrs. William Goldberg. Mrs. Robert J. Frocht.

Joseph and Leopold Fleischaker; one sister. Mrs. Hyman Bravmann: nine" grandchildren. Funeral from Herman Meyer and Son, 1525 S. 3d Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock.

Interment In B'rith Sholom Cemetery, Please omit flower) HALL, Mollle died Marrh 9. 1947. at 2:30 p.m.: residence. North Pleasureville, Ky. Survived by several nieces and nephews'.

Remains at Thomas' Funeral Home, North Pleasureville. Funeral from Pleasureville Christian Church. 11. at 2 p.m. Burial in Pleasureville Cemetery.

HEI'N. Mis. Mary Theresa, nee Zimmerman, passed on in her 74th vear Saturday. March 8. 1947, at 12:35 a residence 1229 Burnett.

Beloved wife of Mr. Herman J. Heun, devoted molher of Messrs. Joseph Herman An- tnony rclmonri Charles W. Meun; Sister Marv Outntln.

Ursuline Order: Mrs, Rose Walters and Mrs. Antonette Wheatley; sister of Mrs. Lena Schweiger Mrs. Emma Beisler, Mia. Eva Bannet and Mrs.

Carrie Lipps. and Mrs. Frances Hagan, Messrs. Max Joseph. Peter and Carl Zimmerman, also survived by 14 grandchildren.

Remains are at the Godfrey F. Russman Mortuary, 1041 Goss Ave. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 7:30 a m. from the Russman Chapel and 8 o'clock at St. Elizabeth's Church.

Interment in St. Michael's Cemetery. The St. Ann's So-' dality is kindly requested to assemble at the Russman Chapel at 8 p.m. Sunday to recite the rosary.

Hl'OHES, Mr. Earl Guthrie, passed awav suddenly Friday. March 7. at 5:30 p.m. at his residence.

853 S. 2flth In his 57lh year. Devoted husband of Mrs. Florence A. (nee Hiieschi; devoted father of Mrs.

Gladys Marie Navarro of Ludlow, brother of Mrr. John Herman Gramig and Mrs. William J. Smith: also survived by 1 grandchild. Earl H.

Navarro. Remains resting at the Owen Funeral Home. 2611 Virginia Ave. Funeral Tuesday at 1 p.m. from the Owen Chapel.

Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Lexington. Ky and Cincinnati, Ohio, papers please copy. JACKSON. Henry Birk.

age 76 years. Sunday, March 9, 1947. at 2 a.m., at the residence of his daughter. Mrs. Leslie Homback.

450 Ottawa St. Devoted father of Mrs. Leslie Homback, Mrs. Hanson Barnett, Mrs. Edward Pulliam.

Washington. D. Jesse Jackson, Colesburg. William D. Jackson; eurvived also by two sisters Mra.

George Braavn and Mrs. Lillie Miller, the latter of Magnolia. half-brother, Jesse Brooks: 22 grandchildren and 28 great-grandchildren. Funeral from the Hornback residence. Tuesday.

March 11, at 12.45 p.m. and from the Second Baptist Church of Highland Park at 1 p.m. Interment In Elizabethtown Cemetery, Elizabethtown. Kentucky. KINSOLVINO.

William Ragan. of 313 W. Averv. cassed awav in his 471 vear suddenly Sunday, March 9, 1947, at 2 m. seiovea nusoand of Mrs.

Rme ins-olvine (nee Allen): father of Mra Hince York. Miss Virginia B. Kinsnlvina- Robert and Joseph Kinsolving; son of Mrs. Bessie Kinrolving: brother of Mrs. Ralph Bristol and Mr.

H. B. Kinsolving Shelbyvllle. grandfather of Linda York. Remains at the W.

G. Hardy Broadway Chapel, 3415 W. Broadway. Notice of funeral services later. LARNFR.

Miss Marv March 9. 1947. at 10:15 a.m. Daughter of the late Den-ni and Catherine Larner and sister of the late Thomas and Michael Larner and Mrs. Ellen Murphy; aunt of Mrs.

James i. McTiehe. Mrs. N. S.

Murphv. Mrs. William McDonough. Joseph and Leo Larner. Funeral from Dougherty and Son Funeral Home, 1230 S.

3d Tuesday morntne. March 11. at 8:30 and at St. Patrick's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in St.

Louis Cemetery. LEAKE, William. Saturday. March 8. 1947.

at 12:20 p.m., in his 93d year, resi 2138 SIZES I. 2. 3. 4 Adorable coat, hat, and dress will make a perfect Easter ensemble for your little girl. Coat and dress are cut on the same line, with pointed side panels and little collar.

No. 2138 is cut in sizes 1, 2, 3 and 4. Size 2, lVa yards 54-inch for coat and hat; 1 'j yards, 35-inch; 7i -yard edging for dress. To obtain this pattern send 20 CENTS to The Courier-Journal Pattern Department using coupon below. The i r-Journal's BOOK OF FASHIONS, containing 36 pages of sewing suggestions, may be obtained for only 15c plus 2c mail ing.

Important: Keep the num ber of your pattern for fu ture referenoe. No. 21.18 Sle Name (Please Tilnt) Street Addreaa I I I City Zone No. State. LOl'ISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY The Annual Meeting of the Stork-holders of Louisville and Nashville Railroad t'ompunv will be held at lis (eneral (Ml rn Itiutrtlria, Ninth SI i ret and Broadway, In the Cltv of Louisville.

Kentucky, on Wednesday. April 2. 1947. at twelve o'clock Noon. In accordance with the of the Company no stock transferred on the hooka of the Company iiilweqiient to the close of business on Wednesday, March 13.

1947. ahall be voted at auch meeting. The stock transfer books will not be closed. M. C.

BROWDER. Secretary. SEALED ON ACCOUNT OF PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING SECOND CLASS Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Division of Purchases and Public Pronerties. Frankfort. Ken tucky, until noon on the 11th day of March.

1947. for the execution of public Printing and Binding of the second class as defined Dv KHn 37.u:i r). rne con tract will be for the term beginning on the dav the contract la fullv executed and ending at the close of Saturday next before the first Monday In January. 1951. Blanks for bidding and conies of the specifications under which the contracts will be let riay De omainea trom tne Division of Purchases and Public Properties.

Frankfort, Kentucky. Signed: John W. Croley, Director Division Purchases and Public Pronerties NOTICE OF BALE OF BONDS The Cttv of Hodgenvllle. Larue Coun ty. Kentucky, hereby gives notice that on tne i nn nay ot March, i4T.

at 7 p.m.. It will receive. In the usual and customary meeting place of the Board of Trustees of said City, In the City Hall at Hodgenvllle, Kentucky, sealed competitive bids for $28,000.00 principal amount of "City of Hodgenvllle Sewer Revenue Bonds to be dated as of May 1. 1947. and being twenty-six (28) bonds of the denomination of 81.000.00 each, numbered consecutively from one ID to twenty-six (28) Inclusive and maturing In consecutive order.

$2,000.00 on May I In each of the years 1949 to 1981 Inclusive. Coupons will be attached for the payment of Interest semi-annually on each November 1 and May 1. Bidders shall stipulate the Interest rate desired, In multiples of one-fourth of one per cent (1), but not to exceed three per cent (3) per annum. Principal and interest will be payable at Lincoln National Bank In Hodgenvllle, Kentucky. The bonda will be non-callable for the first three years.

For the fourth year they will be redeemable at 104 and for each succeeding year the redemption once shall be reduced by one half i'o) of one per cent U'rl. Deposit of $50000 will be required with each bid. A statement of the terms and conditions of sale may be obtained bv addressing the City Clerk at Hodeenville. Kentucky. CITY OF HODGENVILLE.

KENTUCKY. Bv R. HOWELL. Mavor. Attest: HAZEL CHATTEN.

City Clerk. CLASSIFIED ADS The Courier-Journal The Louisville Time ANNOUNCEMENT! Deaths and Funerals. ALLEN, John" Friday, March 7, 1947." at 3 D.m at the Jewish HosDltal. resi dence 608 Cumberland beloved husband of Jeanette Wells A Hen, and brother of Pearson Allen. Memphis, Cleveland Allen.

Mrs. Roy Loch-art. MVS Julia Bibb, Birmingham and Mrs. Martha Wallace. West Point.

Georgia. Funeral from Pearson's, 1310 S. Third Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Graceland Memorial Cemetery. New Albany, Ind.

APPLE, Robert E. Lee. at his residence. 1335 S. Brook March 8, 1947.

Survived bv wife. Mrs. Mary Jane Harris Apple. 3 daughters, Mrs. I.

D. SayloTS of Detroit. Mrs. Eugene Griffin of Louisville, and son, Robert Apple, of Detroit. and reveral brothers and sisters.

Funeral from Lee E. Cralle 1330 S. 3d St. at 10 a.m. Monday, March 10.

Interment in Resthaven Cemetery. APPLEOAT.E, Abel of West Point. nassed away in his 56th year. Sat urday, March 8, at. 6:30 p.m..

at the Jewish Hospital. Beloved husband of Mrs. Catherine Applegate (nee Hendry); father pf Roger Lee Anplegate: brother of the late Mrs. Stella Murray and John W. Applegate.

Remains at his residence. Funeral services at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 11, at the West Point Methodist Church. Interment In Bethany Cemetery. BARNES, Martha Jane (nee Shields), Sunday, March 9.

1947. at 6:30 a.m.. in her 73d year; residence, 815 W. Jefferson St. Beloved wife of John O.

Barnes: mother of Mrs. Nellie Mae Smith: sister of Mrs. Sallie Barr. Mrr. Florence Wilson of Sparrow.

also survived by one granddaughter and two great-grandchildren. Remains at John W. Manning and Soni Funeral Home. 612-614 W. Broadway.

Notice of funeral later. BARRICK. Mr. Thomas passed away suddenly in his 71st year. Saturday.

March 8. 1947. at 8 p.m.. at his home. 2612 Lowell Ave.

Beloved husband of Mrs. Ella Barrick (nee Marcrum); devoted father of Mrs. Earl Newton, Mr. Harold F. Barrick, Mrs.

E. P. Golden, of St. Petersburg. and Mrs.

Mav Hust, of Evansville. also survived by his grandsonr. Jay Newton. George Hinton. and Roy Homback.

Services for Mr. Barrick will be held in the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home. Oak St. at Schiller Tuesday afternoon at 11 o'clock.

Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. BENNETT. Lillie Mildred. Fridav. March 7.

1947, at 4:45 p.m.. ape 70. at her residence, 3925 S. 2nd. Beloved sister of Miss Mattie Bennett.

Mrs. E. W. Moon of Buechel. Mrs.

Sallv Sanders of La Grange and D. H. Bennett of Louisville, and R. L. Bennett of Houston, Texas.

Remains at the Miller Funeral Home, 1114 S. 3d. Services Monday, March 10th. at 2:30 p.m. from the funeral home.

Interment In St. Stephens Cemetery. BERRY. Lillian P. nee Pearcel.

widow of the late James Berry, at 5:35 a.m.. Restrictions arc being placed on NEW installations of gas space heating equipment EMERGENCY LIMITATIONS ON GAS SPACE HEATING SERVICE The recent unprecedented increase in the use of gas for space heating purposes, coupled with the inability of natural gas transportation companies to enlarge the capacity of their pipeline facilities in time to transport an additional supply of natural jas from Louisiana- and Texas fields for use during the 1947-1948 heating season, has created an emergency which necessitates the Company's adoption effective March 10, 1947, of the following emergency gas space heating rules in order to safeguard the health, safety and welfare of gas users and the general public in all communities supplied with gas service by the Company. Club Clock MONDAY 10 A.M. Louisville Section, National Council of Jewish Women, board meeting, library of Temple Adath Israel. 10:30 A.M.

Strathmoor Home-makers Club, home of Mrs. Louis Deibel, Taylorsville Road. 11:15 A.M. Louisville Women's City Club, business meeting, Y.W. C.A.; 12:15 p.m., speaker, Mrs.

James R. Woodson, "South America and Its Opportunities," chorus rehearsal; 2 p.m., parliamentary-law class. 11:15 A.M. Woman's Club of St. Matthews, Bethel Evangelical Church, speaker, the Rev.

Edward J. Lee, "Louisville Boys 12:30 p.m., luncheon; 1 p.m., speaker, Mrs. Oscar Bloch, "Economics for 2 p.m., chorus rehearsal. 2:30 P.M. Albert Sidney Johnston Chapter 120, U.D.C., Seel-bach Hotel.

6 P.M. Alpha Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma, business jneeting, Puritan Apartments; 7 p.m., dinner, speaker, Dr. William S. Taylor, University of Kentucky, "Teacher Recruitment." 7:30 P.M. Highland Park Civic League, St.

Leo's Hall, Wampum Street. 7:30 P.M. St. Helena's Co-operative Club, at the clubhouse. 8 P.M.

Zachary Taylor Unit 180 American Legion Auxiliary, at Eagles Hall, 3918 Frankfort. 10, 1947, of any construction projects the plans for which specify gas-fired space heating. 4. Effective March 10, 1947, and continuing during the period of the gas supply emergency Company shall have the right, to suspend or curtail the delivery of gas to large industrial, commercial or other nonresidential customers whenever in its judgment such suspension or curtailment is necessary for the maintenance of gas supply for residential and other highly essential purposes, except that no such suspension or curtailment shall be made in any case where the effect would be to impair the health, safety or well-being of the community. 5.

Whenever evidence available to the Company reasonably indicates that any customer has connected space heating equipment which is not eligible for service under these rules to the Company's gas service lines on or after March 10, 1947, Company shall have the right to discontinue the entire supply of gas to such customer and to withhold such supply until such gas space heating equipment has been disconnected. To insure against unauthorized recon-nection of such equipment Company shall have the right to take such measures as may be deemed practicable and necessary to restrict the flow of gas to quantities required for other than space heating purposes. 1. Gas will not be supplied to any customer for the operation of space heating equipment which has been converted from other fuel to gas unless such conversion was completed and in regular operation at the same premises prior to March 10, 1947. 2.

Gas will not be supplied to any customer for the operation of central space heating equipment (or for any type of non-central space heating equipment having a maximum hourly input rating in excess of 15,000 BTU for any individual unit or an aggregate hourly input rating in excess of 30.000 BTU for two or more units) unless (a) such equipment was installed and in regular operation at the same premises prior to March 10, 1947, or (b) in the case of new construction, the equipment was specified in the construction contract and the foundation under the main part of the structure in which the equipment is to be installed was completed prior to March 10, 1 1947. 3. In order to determine the eligibility of any customer for service to gas fired space heating installations under Rules 1 and 2 above, the Company-may require such customer to produce evidence satisfactory to Company as to date of actual installation of any gas-fired space heating equipment, or as to heating system specifications and degree of completion at March FOR SALE mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmammmmmm GOVERNMENT OWNED BUILDINGS BARRACKS, MESS HALLS, ADMINISTRATION BUILDINGS, Etc. The Ohle stiver Division Engineer. War Department.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Is offering for sale approximately 19S barracks, mess halls, lavatories, administration buildings, ete. located at Camp Campoell. Kentucky, on V.

8. Rente 41W. approximately 8 miles NW ef Clsrksville. Tennessee. Rale will be by sealed bid and a separate bid most be made on each building.

A time limit of 90 days from the date af sale will be allowed for -the removal of buildings. All bid snbmitted most be accompanied by a certified check, cashier's cheek, or vestal money order, payable to- the Treasnrer of the United States, for an amonnt repesenting 30 per cent of the bid. The Government reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Bid forms and fall information concerning the sale of these buildings may be secured from the Post Engineer's office. Carnn Camnbell.

Kentucky, or by writing Mr. J. R. Learnard. Office of the Division Engineer.

War Department. P.O Box 1159. Cincinnati. Ohio. Buildings will be available for Insnection from Marrh 10 through March 11.

Inclusive, between the hours of 8:30 A.M. and 3:30 P.M. dally. Bids will be opened at the Post Engineer's office. Camp Kentucky, at I A.M..

19 March 1917. Our present customers and new customers will continue to receive our regular service except that conversion burners or other types of house and space heating installations may not be made during the period of emergency. If present plans materialize it is our belief that increased deliveries of natural gas will make it possible for these space heating restrictions to be lifted for the winter of 1948-49. Louisville Gas and Electric Company Incorporated in Kentucky.