The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 28

SECTION 2 THE COURIER JOl.RNAI, LOUISVILLE. WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 30. 1960 Glen R. Wells Deaths And Funerals Statistics For City And County Oak; F.nn..

M. Reed. 41. of 4J Dorothy V. JohnMotte roe Albert Complaints Filed Mitchell froea Mam Me.

Moeee Funeral Set For Fridav MRS. MEI.YIN KING Mrs Melvin King, the former Ina V. Morgan, died at 12 20 a m. Tuesday in St Anthony Hospital. Mrs.

King, 76. jsont.na li0e L. CiffTd. labor-. Hen-ford.

Margar.l J. Mercer, ot eon Rivervlew. Marlon O. Moor. SS.

raw operator: W.nn.e Caroland. 41. hot of XMl Taylor MOTICI OF PIOPOIIO MIRCII None, la Hereby fives uat ap.lt-ratio feat heea made ta ne Cams, trailer ml tae I irr.no, 23, DC. for tri. consent to merger of LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK AND) TRL.T COMPANY Of Louiwille, LouiftvuMe.

Kentucky, and BANK Or MIDDLLIOWN. Middl.tewv. K.nturkv. It is contemplated that all effic.e of th above-named fcanka will eeaa linue us be operate. Ibis notice is published pursuant to tectum ll(e of the I ederal Deposit Insurance Act.

October 31. 1.460 I IBKRTV NATIONAL BANK AND TRLST COMPANY OF LOCISVIU lOllsVlLLE. KKNTVCKY BASK OF MIDDl.tTOWN. M1DDLETOWN, KENTUCKY LHIiTY NATIONAL BANK and TIUIT COMPANY Of Leuisvrile IHARCMOIOI (' WfTIN Notic. ts hereby given that, pursuant te call of its directors, a special meeting of th.

shareholders at Libert. Na Cruf Helen Fieldee, from Ben Jr. Marion Ur4 Ew.il from Mary Hattie iWilim Sneiby Jeaa Woods from Ralph Edward. VioJ. C.

Lewi, from Bernard. Dorothv Bridge, from Charles. Samuel Schwaru from Ne lie C. Judith Ana McDonaigl from Thoma. Ldw.rd.

J.me. R. Dowd.ll from Irene F. Pearl May Gleesosi from Oruv Newsman Ray Doyle tional Rank and Trust Company of Louisville will be held at its banking1 house at 411 Wert Jefferson Street, Births Boy. Born David C.

Nowlin, till Csiumbia Dr lept. Harold Rav Nunn. 7 fcummill, P.r.Kir. Ridge Park. Oct.

II. Euaen. Crant OtlBuia, 1114 Orchard Oct. J2 Jame. Brews Pattereon, 10a Roet-Ui.

Oct. II Wiiiiam Todd Pearce, X204 Hike. Lii Oct. u. Meiv.a Lee Quaack, 7B0 Ralph, Oct.

22. Mark Calvert Randall, New Albany, Ind Rl. 2. Oct. Albert Risen, 3U(j3 Darmouth.

Oct. 20. Jus. Aniiiony Roderick, Brandenburg, P. O.

Box 22, Oct. 21. Donald Lc. Ruseeil, 112 Shelby, Oct 22. Root.

Kandlin. 10104 Headiey, Anchorage, Oct. 21. Donald Henry khaugh.ne.ay. Z33I the City of Louisville, state ef Kentucky, on Wednesd.y.

December 14. 1J4 i King Enterprise, vs. Ch.a. E. Stinnett et .1..

for.clo.. tJku Roy Carpenter ss. Unitary, tfcm.ee ej nma Grate. Ricti.rd Cratff, divert-. ij44 H.

Holem.a ve. Dorothy M. Fry. Urn iMi-Jn Hickey s. antra Hie key.

divorce. SUM-Mary H. Coo Margar.4 Palmer, dimjfft, sj.li Henna Deaug vs. Joseph Deaut. divorce.

Sutot Sound Pectronle Supplier, va. Budco, collection. 5M Tim. Iiiunc. ve Clarence Beasley.

transcript. Molar. Morn. a. Cram, collection.

M.w Jobs a. Long. damaiH. iji2 sou Discount Alia. Realty Co SJfti The Golden Hamburger Drive-in ii Erma M.

Schraner .1 .1., 1h Golden Point ve. Erma M. Sohrsder, contract. 53la Elisabeth Jone Edward Dixon, damages. Clinton O.

Crow vs. Burnell Hint, attachment. 5v7 Columbus Wood Prerving Co. Vf James Mullins et collection. 58-Kia E.

Mason Don. id t. Msrn, divorce. i.Wim Gen. Motor.

Ace. vs. Edward Lee, order of deilverv. Mono J. Mile.

Walter J. Haniey, note. JtOOl Lavern. Av.nt va. Avent.

divorce. 54002 Wand. J. bkagg. va.

Wm. C. SLaggs, divorce. mo. at 11 clock a.m.

for the purpose of considering and determining br vote whether an agreement te merge the said bank and Bank of Middle- town, town of Middl.town. Stat, of Kentucky, under th. provisions of the laws of the United shall be ratified and confirmed, subject to the approval of the Comptroller ef the Currency. Washington. D.

and for the purpose of voting upon anv other matter, incidental to the propose merger of the two banks. A copy or the aforesaid agreement. executed by a majority of the director, of each of the two banks, providing Dies Covering Story New York, Nov. 29 (A Ray Doyle, veteran newspaper reporter known to criminals and prosecutors alike as a "right guy," collapsed and died in front of the United States Courthouse Tuesday night after covering a front-page spy story. He was 57.

Doyle, a newspaperman more than 30 years, had been assigned by The New York Mirror to cover the arraignment of Dr. Robert Soble, accused of espionage. He called in his story and moments later collapsed and died. Less than a week ago a jail-breaker and bank robber, Ray Delano Tate, 27. on the F.B.I.'s for the merger, ts on file at the bank and may be inspected during business houra.

(a) MERLE K. ROBERTSON. President. TAYLOR F. HOl'SE Taylor F.

House. 69, of 738'i S. Second, a produce vender, was found dead in front of 908 Fehr about 5 23 a m. Tuesday. Deputy Coroner James Barber t.aid an autopsy would be performed to determine the cause of death.

Survivors include hii wife, Mrs Catherine House; two daughters. Mrs. Thelma Lu-rero. Los Angeles, Cal and Mrs. Katherine Huff; a brother, Henry Houe; three grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.

The body is at McDaniel Funeral Home, 4339 Park Boulevard. WAI.TKR B. RIEVK Walter B. Rueve. an architect, died at 4 m.

Tuesday at Norton Memorial Infirmary. Rueve, a native of Louisville, was associated with Ossian P. Ward here for 38 years. He lived at 319 Godfrey. Rueve was an Army veteran of World War I.

He was a member of First Lutheran Church and the American Insti-tute of Architects. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Henrietta Rueve; his mother, Mrs. Ben Rueve, and three brothers, Charles Edward and Arthur S. Rueve.

The body is at Heady Funeral Home, 1201 E. Oak. MRS. ROSA PHILLIPS Mrs Rosa Phillips, 83, died at 1:25 a m. Tuesday at her home, 2210 Franklin, Shively.

Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Patrick O'Malley, Vero Beach, Mrs. Marie Hosteller, Jeffersonville, and Mrs. Leatha Shuman; a son, Johnie Phillips, Pomeroyton, 15 grandchildren, 16 great-I grandchildren, and two great-great-grandchildren. The funeral will be at 9:30 a.m.

Thursday at the W. G. i Hardy Funeral Home, 4101 I Dixie Highway. Burial will be RANK OS Ml DDL (TOWN, MIODLITOWN, KENTUCKY IHARaHOLOIRt' MIITINO Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to call of its directors, a special meeting of the shareholders of the Bank of Middletown will be held at its banking; house at Middletown, town ef Middle-town, State of Kentucky, on Wednesday. December 14, I960, at 11:00 o'clock IsaacBerinan, Lon-Time Clothier, Dies Worked ,0 Year; Funeral I Tomorrow i Isaac Berman.

69. a clothier i here almost 50 years, died at 12 30 p.m. Tuesday at General Hospital. Berman. 1824 Spring Drive, retired several years He formerly was with the old Myer Berman Sons clothing store.

He was a member of St. George Masonic Lodge, Kene-seth Israel, B'nai B'rith, Four Courts, and American Legion. Survivors are four brothers. Morris, Dennis, William, and Alex Berman. and three sisters, Mrs.

Louis N. Schuster. Mrs. Hannah Scher, and Mrs. Lillian Goldberg.

The funeral will be at 11 am. Thursday at Herman Meyer Son Funeral Home, 1338 Ellison. Burial will be in Keneseth Israel Cemetery. MISS K. J.

MURPHY Miss Katherine J. Murphy died at 5:30 p.m. Monday at her home, 1823 Sils. She was a native of Louisville and a member of the Altar Society of St. Agnes Church.

Surviving is a sister, Miss Delia G. Murphy. The funeral will be at 8:30 a m. Thursday at the Highlands Funeral Home, 3331 Taylors-ville Road, and at 9 a.m. at St.

Agnes Church. Burial will be in Cave Hill Cemetery. MISS LUCY S. COLEMAN Miss Lucy S. Coleman, formerly a piano teacher in the Crescent Hill area, died about 2 p.m.

yesterday at Ann Lynne Manor, Lyndon. She was 93. Miss Coleman had lived at 120 Pennsylvania more than 40 years until he was injured in a fall at her home about seven years ago. She had been in the nursing home since. She was a member of Crescent Hill Presbyterian Church about 30 years.

She is survived by a brother, Dr. Selby S. Coleman, Nich- a.m., for the purpose of considering Sale Errulif, 63, Died In Hospital The funerI of film Wells. I district sales manaeer here, will be at 11 a m. Friday at the Klaehn Funeral Home.

Fort Wayne, Ind. Burial will be there. Wells. 63, of 3924 I.eland Road, died at 6 05 a Tuesday at Kentucky Baptist Hospital. He was sales menace here for Tokheim Corporation, manufacturer of service-station equipment.

Wells was a native of Fort Wayne. He came to Louisville in 1927 and had offices in the Heyburn Building. He was a member of Kosair Shrine Temple. Louisville Oil Men's Club, and the Louisville Chamber of Commerce. Survivors are his wife, the former Sue V.

Spencer; a stepson, W. C. Spencer, Chattanooga, and a brother, Kenneth Wells, Angola, Ind. The family asked that expressions of sympathy take the form of contributions to Kosair Crippled Children Hospital. The body will be at Pearson's, 149 Breckinridge Lane, until 8:30 p.m.

Wednesday. Mrs. Lucy Burton Dies S.still t. Th. C.urisr Journal Columbia, Nov.

29 Mrs. Lucy Burton, 63, died at her home here Monday. Mrs. Maxine Grant and Mrs. Edna Sneed, both of Louisville, are daughters.

don't omit sympathy SEND FLOWERS and determining by vote whether an agreement te merge the said bank and the Liberty National Bank and Trust Company of Louisville, located in Louisville, State of Kentucky, under the provisions of the laws ef the tTnited States, shall be ratified and confirmed, subject to the approval of the Comptroller of the Currency, Washington. D. and for the purpose of voting upon any other matters incidental te Ihe proposed merger of the two banks, A copy of the aforesaid agreement, executed by majority of the directors of each of the two banks, provid ing for the merger, is on file at the bank and may be inspected duxinf busings, hours, (s) M. W. ROSS, President.

list of 10 most-wanted criminals gave himself up to Doyle. Entry Of Girl, 9, Wins Barrow Title Chicago, Nov. 29 A 9- lived at 3803 W. Market. She was a native of Owen County.

Survivors include her husband; a daughter. Mrs. Phillip Connett; a son, Ralph M. King; four grandchildren, and ieven great grandchildren. The funeral will be at 2 m.

Thursday at Schoppenhorst Funeral Home, 1832 W. Market Burial will he in Resthaven Memorial Paik. FRANK A. MASDEN Frank A. Masden, a retired brakeman for the Louisville Nashville Railroad, died at 2.30 a m.

Tuesday at his residence, 111 W. Market. He was 77 and a native of Lebanon Junction. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Henry Hintleman; three sons, David, Gerald, and Edgar Masden; two sisters, Mrs.

Ersie Warren and Mrs. Rena Doyle; two brothers, Felix and Grover Masden; nine grandchildren, and five greatgrandchildren. The body is at the Neurath Funeral Home, 725 E. Market. The funeral will be 10 a.m.

Thursday at St. Boniface Church. Burial will be in the Lebanon Junction Cemetery. MRS. GEORGE W.

CAW'S Mrs. George W. Gwyn, the former Louise Francis Skrob-nuck, died at 8:20 p.m. Tuesday in SS. Mary Elizabeth Hospital.

She was 71. Mrs. Gwyn, 812 S. 36th, was a member of Twenty-Third Broadway Baptist Church and of Francis Scott Key Council 84, Daughters of America. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs.

Margie Williams, St. Louis, Mrs. Georgine Hamon, and Mrs. Ruth Becker; two sons, Raymond and Cecil Gwyn; a sister, Mrs. Mary Wellenbrock; three grandchildren, and three greatgrandchildren.

The body will be at Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia, after 5 p.m. Wednesday. The funeral will be there at 1 p.m. Friday. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery.

MRS. MARY MILLER Mrs. Mary Stutzenberger Miller, 3132 Oriole Drive, died at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Ann Rest Home. Mrs.

Miller, 85, was a native of Jefferson County. Her husband, Adolph, died in 1921. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. E. W.

Bohrman; two sons, Chester A. and Raymond F. Miller; a brother, P. Stutzenberger, New Albany; five grandchildren, and five greatgrandchildren. The body is at Embry Bosse Funeral Home, 2723 Preston Highway.

year-old girl. Colleen Rae Cal 5ioj Leon Dillingham urpega Dillingham, divoice. 544-Effi B. Nealy va. John Ne.ly, divorce.

54(104 Shirley demons, on 54'ioe Betty Ann Meier, real estate. 54(107 Petition. 54004 Afne. King Jam. Fred divorre.

5i Jew. D. Price ve Ernest Colt, 54010- Termination. Building Permit Lynnwood Realty hrlek-veneer dwelling. Lot No.

24 Thistlewood tin ooo Par'kwav Methodist Church, wreck room, 3331 North Western S0. Joa. OeWitt. concrete-block garage. 15M) Bluegrana.

2. Ren Kroopkin. wreck frame dwelling. 712 W. Burnett, I00, Texie Huffman, add porch, 1504 Hudaon, 1425.

J. Schelrich Cn wreck frame dwelling, 220 Ottawa 1100. H. 4. Srheirirh wreck frame dwelling, 319 Mohawk 1100.

County Court Harrl J. Rerm.n appointed guardian of Gary Alan Kaufman. Flora Steinfeld executor of Carrie Loebenberg estate. Flrat National Lincoln Bank of l.ou-licville appointed executor of John Ray Coepper estate. W.

MacKenile appointed arlminl Iraior with the will annexed of Mary Frances Spear estate. Quarterly Court Hit and run Samuel Patlon, held to grand jury, Dec. 12. Drunken driving Paul Joaeph Celt, ler. continued to Dec.

Edward Paul Nugent, continued to Dec. 22, nnd Bill S. Gibson, continued to Dec. 15, lahan of Milford, 111., who thinks "pigs are real nice," saw her dream come true Tuesday when her 202 pound pet Hamp shire named Reliable was crowned grand-champion bar row of the International Live Dale, Oct. Reitrom Hartfield Sneed, 1571 t.

7th, Oct 24. I John Jame. Starck, 4423 Sanders Oct. 27. Charm Franklin 411 Ottawa, Oct.

24. Carl Clarence Yann, 471J Valley Sta- tlnn Oct. 24. Howaid Thome Baker, Bloomfltld Rt. Oct.

5. Irvln l.loyd aim ore, 1302 Terrier Ct Oct. 25. Edw. Franci.

Blsrhof. 803 Roma, Jef-ferwnvllle, Oct. 27. Prenith Burton, 3701 Wheeler, Oct. 2 Ben.

Clark. SOI 4 Middleros Valley Station. Oct. 27. Larry Geo.

DeVore, 3501 Lisbon Oct. 27. Wm. Floyd Frailer, 101 E. Adair, Oct.

24. Louis Michael Glullano, 3609 Terrier Oct. 25. Hubert Cecil Louden, 332 Scout, Oct. 28.

Will Paul Manning, Anchorage Rt. Oct. 29. Karl Dwight Meeka, 3813 Michigan Oct. 27.

Vnllir S. Moberly, Valley Station Rt. 1, Oct. 2. Thoma.

Mulac, 351 Michigan Oct. 27. Raymond Luther Mclntyre. 1711 S. 1st, Oct.

27. James Edw. Robinson, 3502 Centralis Ct Jefrersonville. Oct. 27.

Rt. Fugene Robinson, 480 Clarmer, Jeffersontown, Oct. 28. Root. Eiw.

Seldl, 4214 Taylor Oct. Woodrow Wilson Singleton, 2427 Slevin. Oct. 21. Jumes Robt.

Smothers, Shepherds vill. Rt. 3. Oct. 27.

Donald Gerald Themault. 10223 Star, light Way. Valley station, Oct. 2. Carl Smyser Thomas, 1137 Burwell, Oct.

27. Charles Albert Tobaben, 12S Mac-Arthur Oct. 24. Donald Cumer Wood, 1425 Nightingale Oct. 27.

Twins, Boy and Girl, Born To Terry Lane. 7104 E. Manslirk Oct. 25. Herman Simpson, 3112 DuVall.

Oct. 31, Girls Born To Chwles Ernest Acuff, 321 Merriman Oct. 29. Michael Antes, Mil Sherry Lynn Oct. 27.

James Stanley Berry, 1791 W. Burnett, Oct. 25. James Michael Clayton, 4713 Dohn Oct. 27.

Robert Louis Gatlln, 2203 Canto Oct. 28. John Addison Muggins, 4236 Taylors-ville Oct. 25. Travis Wesley Johnson, 4201 Sherman, Oct.

28 Rondall Hall Leslie, 170O-C S. 13th, Oct. 25. Edw. Ray Lott.

117 Lincoln Oct. 28. John David Martin. 3544 Nnr. Oct.

29. Howard Edw. Neeley, 5307 Woodhill Oct. 23. Charles Norman Pash, 3306 I'tah, Oct.

27. Doyle Frank Patrick, 1723 W. Hill, Oct. 25. Harvey Lee Sloan.

2120 fHage. Oct. 28. Gerald Edw. Walk.

4813 Granada, Valley Station, Oct. 27. Donald Rryan Wnlte, 1280 Cherokee Oct. 25. Divorees Granted Elsis Carter Fromme from Raymond Stock Exposition.

Colleen's lightweight barrow, which she cared for from the time it was farrowed, will be sold at auction Wednesday. The International's record price for a grand-champion barrow is $19.25 a pound, paid in 1955 for a 204-pound Hampshire. It brought the owner, McGuire Hampshire Farm, Wisner, Poliee Court NOTICI OP SALI City of Glasgow Municipal Housing Commission New Housing Authority Bonds (First Issue) Sealed proposal, will b. received hp the City of Glasgow Municipal Housing Commission (herein called the "Local at its office, LeMenberr.v Building, In the City of Glasgow, Ken. tucky, until, and publicly opened at.

11:00 o'clock a.m. (C.S.T.) on December 14, I960, for the purchase of 11,410.000.00 bonds of the Local Authority to be known as "New Housing Authority Bond. (First Issue)," being issued to aid in financing it. low-rent housing project(s). The bonds will be dated December 1, 1959, will mature on Decern-ber 1 each year, commencing December 1, 1961, and ending December 1, 2000, and will bear interest at the rate per annum fixed In the proposal accepted for the purchase of the bonds from December 1, 1960, payable semi-annu.

ally on June 1 and December and will be obligation, of the Local Authority secured by a pledge of annual contribution, unconditionally payable to the Local Authority by the Publie Housing Administration (an instrumentality of the United State. Government). Th. bond will be redeemable at the option of the Local Authority on any interest-payment date on and after fifteen year, from their date at a redemption price of par and accrued interest to the date of redemption plus a premium of 4o of their par value if redeemed on or before twenty years from their date and declining ln premium at specified interval, thereafter, but without premium if redeemed afer thirty-five year, from their d.te. All proposal, for the purchase ef said bonds shall be submitted on a form prescribed by the Local Authority.

Copies of such form of proposal, and information concerning the bond, may be obtained from the Local Au-thority at the address indicated above. The right Is reserved to reject anf and al proposals. CITY OF GLASGOW MUNICIPAL HOUSING COMMISSION By W. D. Alexander, Secretary-Treasurer Robin wn.

Robert 1. Drunken driving David Bovd I. Miller and $3,927. J. P.

Beatty Dies; Was Farm Leader Lexington, Nov. 29 UPl James Pritchett Beatty, 92, who sponsored the first farmers- at 3 m. in the Hampton family cemetery, Menifee County, TIMOTHY F. O'KEEFE Timothy F. O'Keefe, a mu-tuel clerk at Churchill Downs for the past 13 years, died at 3:50 a.m.

Tuesday at the Norton Memorial Infirmary, lie was 58 and lived at 1603 Algonquin He is survived by his wife, the former Lavada Harlamert; a daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Melillo, Albany, 1. a sister, Miss Margaret O'Keefe; a( brother, Michael O'Keefe, and a grandchild. The body is at the Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia The funeral will be at 9 a.m. Thursday at St.

Ann Catholic Church, where O'Keefe was a member. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. co-operative stockyard and the first wool-growers pool here, died Tuesday at John Graves Smith, $100 each. Feckles. driving Ernest L.

Prewltt, II 50, Malicious shooting Robert W. Hall, postponed to Dec. 10. Conversion Grace Armstrong, port-poned to Dec. 13.

Grand larceny Ronald E. Hayes, held to grand jury Dec. 7. Illegal posoesion and sale of liquor -Paul Daniels, M0; Edward W. Brown, $150, Marriage Licenses James R.

Johnson, 27, student. 190 Wroeklage; Patricia A. Brantley, 20, of 1841? N. Slate. Donald St.

Denny, 31, Army, Ogdensburg, N. Jane E. Vincent, 18, of 423 E. Market. William R.

Whalin, 42, welder; Dorn. thv A. Lnftdnn, 29. both Of 1022 S. Sth.

John E. Wiliaid, 21, Army. Laings-hurg. Shirley A. Wllkins.

1, of 4011 Dakota. John O. Walker. 2S, Navy; Myrtle M. Kinsey, 31.

both of 2809 S. 4th. Bert A. Hall, 49, construction, 705 olasville, and two nieces. The body is at Betts Funeral Home, Nicholasville.

BOYD D. THOMAS Boyd Duncan Thomas, 75, a Louisville Nashville Railroad Company employee before his retirement 15 years ago, died at 7 p.m. Monday at General Hospital. His home was at 1216 Springdale Drive. He is survived by his mother, Mrs.

Mollie Wilkerson Thomas. The funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Ratter-man's, 2815 S. Fourth. Burial will be in Schardein Cemetery.

Ford Memorial Hospital irt Georgetown after a long illness Beatty was a retired Fayette County farmer and saddle-horse breeder. He had been a mem ber of the Fayette County Board of Education and was ac tive in a number of farm or ganizations. Read the Classified Ads. Classified Section; Announcements Services Automotive Employment Business Opportunities Livestock Merchandise Rents Real Estate Servicei Offered General, 14 Automobiles for Sale. Moving and Hauling.

21 17 Automobiles) for Sale. 17 FURNACES, water "heaters, stoves, HAULING, any type; reasonable rates. ME7-6200 LIGHT hauling, dependable, col-ored; general cleanup. SP LIGHT hauling, moving, wrecking; cleaned, repaired, adjusted, installed; JU 3-3221 or366-3743. FURNACES cleaned and serviced, all types, 24 hour service, work guaranteed.

SP 8-3117, Funeral Directors. 7 SCHOPPENHORST BROS! Funeral Home tlih nd Market. It! 8-4394 lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllll lodge Noticei 8 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu HON Lodge Number 147 FT and A.M. will meet in called communication Scottish Rite Temple, Rrook and Gray St, Wednesday. November 30, I960.

7:30 P.M. to Mrs. Catherine Farrell of Gallon, Ohio, and Mr. Edward Sh.ehe of Washington, D. C.

Mr. Sheehe Is at th. Arch L. Heady Southern Funeral Home. 3601 Taylor where services will be held Wednesday, November 30th, at 1:30 a.m., and 9 o'clock at St.

Thomas More Church. Interment Thursday at Lebanon National Cemetery in Lebanon, Ky. SIEOLING, nee Bland. Mrs. Katherine.

entered eternal life Monday, November 29, 1960, In her 53rd year; residence St. Louis. Mo. Beloved wnite, reasonapie, GL, 4 8276. FURNACE repair, and gas IGHT hauline.

rubbtsn removed IT'S EASY to place a Classified Advertisement Call JUniptr H211 and ask for an Ad Taker Tf you are a permanent resident the city (either lifted in the city directory or telephone directory), you need only ay CHAKGl IT An "accommodation" hill will he sent you alter Ihe advertisement ehpiree. RUICK 1960 LeSabre 4 door hsrd-top; this yellow snd white beauty i. fully equipped, all power, automatic transmission, radio, neater. This Is probably one of the finest cars of its kind in the city; driven Just a few miles by the oriainal owner. Come in and drive this like new car.

Fully guaranteed in everv resnect. Come in and see this truly fine motor car. O'DANIEL MOTORS 2nd snd Chestnut JU 3-4438 ances. Christopher, GL 1-3479. no (oh ton small SP 6-4525 LIGHT veteran," white.

CalT Roberts. JU 3-4387. Illllllllllllllllllimillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Fainting, Papering, 53 CADILLAC 1957, 10 Special; Immaculate condition; 1 local owner; all power and factory air. W. have a complete selection of fine used Cadillacs from 1933 models up, nearly all of which were sold new by us snd hsve been serviced regularly In our service department.

So when you want the best in a used Cad-lllace, come to Standard Auto Co. Same location for 44 years. You will appreciate our prices and our fair trading policy. STANDARD AUTt CO. 721 S.

4th JU 5-5821 Open Evenings Till 8:30 CADILLAC, 195. Eldorado Devills, 2 door, all power, low mileage and in perfect condition: there's ne substitute for quality when buying a car; stop ln tod. v. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Service! Offered General. 14 ATIONS Remodeling, repairing, painting.

We specialize In the additions of ROOMS. BATHROOMS PORCHES. Reliable sober insured workmen. Eetimatrs free; 36 months to pay. THE JEFFERSON CO, Call anytime.

JU 2-1851. ADDITIONS, FREE ESTIMATES, day or night; remodeling and repairs; kitchens, bathrooms, porches and carports; F.H.A, terms up to 5 years; no down payment. C. A M. CONSTRUCTION CO.

SP 8-8233 SP 8-8232 "FHA TERMS Call man who works on job. ROOMS, BATH and DORMERS Mr. Kessler CI, 8 3533 ays Nigh WO 9-7885 ADDITIONS, remodeling and repairs; we do the complete job: free estimates; 60 month, to pay. L. W.

Divine. SP 8 3812. ADDITIONS, alterations, repairs from basements to attics: dormers a specialty; honest bids; I year terms. GL 8 6086 anytime. BRICK work, slucco.

tuck pointing. of Avis M. Jacobs; brother of Miss Ethel Jacobs, Chicago. III. Funeral from Pearson's.

1310 S- 3rd Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, lnteiment ln Cava HUI Cemetery JENKINS, Mr. Russell passed away suddenly Sunday, November 27, I'lfiO at about 11:00 a.m. at his residence 1709 St. Louis in hie yesr. Devoted husband- of Mrs.

Edna Mae, nee Forrester. Jenkins; si of Mr. Hnhert L. Jenkins; devoted father of Mrs. Rose Ann Pul-liam.

Messrs. Carroll William David Rtutell hrother of Mr. Mollis and Mr. Harland Jenkins. Remains resting at the Owen Funeral Home.

2611 Virginia. Funeral Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. from the Owesi Chapel. Burial In tver- green Cemetery. KINO, Mrs.

Ina V. (he. Morgan) Tuesday. November 29 I960, at 12:20 A. M.

In her 77th year. Residence. 380.1 W. Market. Beloved wife of Melvin King: devoted mother of Mrs.

Phillip Connett and Ralph M. King; also eurvived by 4 grandchildren and 1 great grandchildren. Services at Schoppen-horst Bros. Funeral Home. W.

Market Thursday. December 1st, at 2 p.m. Interment Cemetery. MASDEN, Frank age 11 years Tuesday, November 29, I960 al 2:30 The Courier-Journal uivvRAIlNa, complete remodel ins. tainting-, tile work, papering roofing, (uttering: Insured workman: since 1929 Cbess Me Viiltv sp g-47 landscaping; maples, oaks, white birch, ash and ornamental trees.

Middletown. Ky.CH 5-5920. MATTRESSES, all types rebuilt like new. Save up to call now for free home estimates. JU 7-0228, R1NEY BEDDING CO.

Sine 1930. 431W Market PATCH plastering, new work, prompt service: prices reduced tnie week. Ted DrydenME4-0303 PATCH plastering, etucco; 35 years' experience OttOjJllE 7j824l. PLASTERING, new and patch work: basement finished in color. Mr.

Berry, TW 8 9061. The Louisville Times' confer the A Degree. Visitors welcome. RaJTTmhd L. Werner, Master; EEBlssellSecy.

ROBINSON Lodge, Number 266. F. and A.M. will meet in called communication this Wednesday at 12:30 o'clock in Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia Ave. to pay our last sad' tribute of respect to our departed brother, Russell W.

Jenkins. Member, urged to attend, visitor, welcome. Robert Rock.sgJ., Master: Clifford T. Stlgger. Secy.

BUICK 1960 LeSabre 4 door hardtop, radio and heater and automatic; beautiful white finish; 8.000 miles; was 13,095, now $2,698. G.M.A.C. terms. BALLARD'S LOT 108 Broadway JU J-2734 Open Evenings DECORATING, piper hanging, steaming, painting, floor sanding; sister of Mrs. Bertha Cutslnger, Mr.

J. John Gilbert Robert and Jessie Rland. Mrs. Sled-ling Is at the O. D.

White Funeral Home. 2727 S. Third, where services will he held Wednesday morn, tng at 10 o'clock. Interment in Sonor. Cemetery.

12 noon. 3MITH, George, ag. 85 Monday, November 28, 1960, at 1 p.m. at Shipley Nursing Home. 1524 S.

4th. Devoted father of Mrs. Wil-Ham (Babe) Mulligan, Mr. Charles (Pauline) Krebs, Mrs. Raymond (Henrietta) Berkwlth, Richard and Fredrick Smith; 9 grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren survive.

Funeral Thursday morning at 1:30 from Boss. Funeral Home. Barrel and Ellison and at St. Boni. insured; tree estimate; immediate service.

Hayes. JU 3-6295. DECORATINS, papering, painting," steaming, plastering, floor sanding; immediate service, insured, iiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C. W. Lehr, SP 8-2169.

Travel Opportunities. 9 PAtNTINO Talk To An Fn.r llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I Make Fine Painting Competitive BUICK 1957 3 door hard top, power steering snd brakes; extra, extra clean, very low mileage, 3 to choose from. G.M.A.C. terms. Come in or call Whltey Stewart.

LIDDIE PONTIAC CADILLAC 244 Vlncennes New Albany WH 4-1477 plastering; wet wall, and chimney. MIAMI; drive new ord to Miami, use as your own. enjoy a leisure trip; we pay half gas costi. Call JU 4. 1121.

Avis Rent a Car. Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll These newspapers do not know. tngly accept adt of a fraudulent, misleading, controversial or discriminatory nature and reserve the risht to edit or reject any copy submitted. The classified advertising (except for some advertisements in special categories) docs not appear In early editions of The Courier-Journal (Including copies sold on the street th. night before publics lion dayi.

The Courier-Journal and Times will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion of an advertisement. Notice of errors must be given in time for correction before next Insertion. EMERGENCY DEADLINES (For receipt of advertisements or corrections that could not be placed earlier. i 10 a.m. (same day) for Times daily except Saturday (S p.m.

Friday), 10 a.m. Saturday for Sunday Courier-Journal. rausfariion uuaiity Service WALTER BLOUNT. JR. GL 1-1772 PAINTING, interior, exterior, re.

pairing; roof painting, guttering. Free estimates; Immediate service, Insured. GL 2-1335 anytime. PAINTING, interior, exterior. Material, workmanship guaranteed.

tost. 1 1 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll JOE BROWN FORD, INC 4021 Frankfort Ave. TW 3-6491 TW 5-4-31 CADILLAC, 1958, hardtop, 62 Coupe, power brakes, steering, radio, hest. er snd electric window lifts Alamo beige and white, will Uke older Cadillac in trade: full price 12.530. must sell.

Owner. Call GL 1-244J qr20-4 Murrgy Ave. CADILLAC, 1953. Coupe Devtlle. Goddess Cold finish, all power accessories; real nice Cadillac, see and drive It now 35 Cadillacs ta choosi from.

Winter Clearance Sale. WEST BROADWAY MOTOR 917-927 W. Broaaway JU 3-6501. CADILLAC 1958. 62, hardtop; at.

tractive 2 tone finish: loaded with, extras including full power. A real buy at 11,595. TRI CITY OLDSMOBII.E Corner 12th and Broadway JU 4-42M ll.irrilKU GL, 2-9181, BUICK 1957 Special 4 door hardtop, radio, heater, and automatic; with power; low mileage; one owner, and guaranteed. BALLARD'S LOT 101 Broadway JU J-2734 Open Evenings PLASTERING, stucco, (rate and chimney work; insured. SP8-(J057 PLUMBING; new; repair; bathroom fixtures; water heaters replaced; hank terms; free estimates.

E. J. Fltzner, EM6-5354: JU2-2661. PLUMBINO, new; "remodeling, pairs, electric sewer cleaning, water heaten. Ray Doak.

SP 6-4714. PLUMBING; new, remodeling, repairs, water heaters. Charles Hamilton, SP8-767(. SEWER cleaning. Call Modem Electric Sewer Service SP 4-3838.

TELEVISION service; for dependable service call a dependable service dealer; we employ only the finest technicians: no helpers will service your set when you call GL 1-7500. Night service no extra charge. Calls received after p.m. will be made the following morning. RUTH ELECTRIC CO.

GL 1-7600. TELEVISION service calls," any where In Falls Cities area, 11.50; days, nights, Sundays. This Is not a side line. 90 day guarantee on PAINTjNG, Danerine. steaming re.

waier proofing. JU 4M469. BRICK, stone, block work: additions, repairs, beautiful fireplaces, long experienced. GL 1-9875. BUDGET SERVICES TO EVERYONE IN DEBT Group your bills; make 1 payment you can afford; w.

give fast, efficient service to you and your creditors: our systematic plan will help you. We are not connected with any other budget service In Kesituckiana. Oldest Budget Service ln Louisville Budget Manager c. T. Steele 402-403 Hoffman Bldg.

13!) S. 41h JU 2-2537 JU 2-2538. BUII.DINO instillations. Sears offers guaranteed installation of as- a.m. nesinence ill w.

Market. He-loved father of Mrs. Henry (Dorothy) Hintleman, David, Gerald and F.dgar Masden: also survived by Asters, Mrs. Ersie Warren and Mrs. Rena Doyle: brothers Felix and Grover Masden; 9 grandchll.

dren. 3 great-grandchildren. Mr. Masden Is at the Neurath Funeral Home. 725 E.

Market St. Services from St. Boniface Church Thursday at 10 a.m. interment Lebanon Junction Cemetery. MILLER, Mary E.

ne. Stutzen" bergerl. age 15 Tuesday, November 29. I960 at 1:00 residence. 3132 Oriole Drive: be-loved mother of Mrs.

E. W. (Freds) Bohrman. Chester A. and Raymond modeling; expert insured men.

ARTHUR MAAS. JU 7-1028 PAINTING, free estimates; quick service. JU 4-3470. PAPER hanging, painting, cleaning, steaming; patch plastering; free estimates: Immediate service Bob Owings. TW5-6439 PAPERING, labor 17 room; your paper or mine: steaming, plaster- face Church at 9 o'clock.

Inter-ment St Michael Cemetery. Rosary bv Holy Name Society Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. SPAYO, Mrs. Emelle Katherine: in her 76th year Monday, November 28. I960, at 10:10 m.

Residence, 4607 Southern Pkwy. Beloved mother of Mn. John Lewis, White Plains, N.Y., Mrs. Robert Holla-day. Big Springs.

Mrs. Floyd Helm. Ft. lewis. Messrs, William RolFe, Lewis Kpsyd snd Roy Spavd, sister of Roy Laser, Rodney.

Mrs. John Longr.der. Hunter, Mrs. Fred Froman, Columbia. Mo.

Messrs, Manuel Rovenhaum, Tulsa. Malcom Roenbaum. TapTco, Mexico, C.rl Rosenbaum. Columbia. and Farel Rnsenbaiim; also survived by 14 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Spayd Is resting at the Nunnelley Funeral Home, 4327 Taylor at Oak-wood. Time of service to be billfold, black witn initials 1. s. engraved on It; containing keys and personal papers; vicinity 39th and Garland; reward.

SP6.5977. BODY building equipment. Golden Triumph; vicinty 703 Iowa: Thanks, giving night; reward. Call ME 7-3216 after s. BRACELET, 'diamond, "will person who picked up diamond and sap.

phlre bracelet at acene of accident, C.rinstead Dr. and Bardstown Rd. about 5:45 p.m. Tuesday, November 22. call GL 1-4426.

No questions askedreward. DOO, male, small black body, while undersides and legs, brown cheeks; resembles part Cocker; near ClenDean. Call llarrods BUICK 1959 Electee door hardtop; radio, heater, and automatic; beautiful finish: low mileage; was 12,695, now I2.49A. BALLARD'S LOT 101 W. Broadw.v JU 3-2734 Open Evenings phalt roofing, a.shestos or alumi ing.

w. H.inKIn, JU 4-2850 PAPER hanging, free estimates: 30 num siding, storm doori and windows: rubber or vinvl floor tile ceramic or plastic wall tile: nothing down under F.H.A. Call for parts, lervice. nave TV Shop, 828 F. Market.

3-0404: JIT 3-tn8. free estimates. CADILLAC, 1953, 42; 4 door sedan, all power, 1 owner. 33,000 actual miles: G.M.A.C. terms.

LIDDIE PONTIAC CADILLAC 244 Vlncennes New Albany WH 4-1477 TELEVISION, home service; calls 11.50 quirk service, day or BUICK 1958 Super 4 door hsrdtoo, radio, healer, and automatic with power; beautiful finish; wag $1,995, now BALLARD'S LOT 108 W. Broadway JU J-2734 Open Evenings T. Miller: also survived by her brother, P. .1, Stutzenberger. New Albany.

Indiana: grandchildren and i great-graiidrhllriren. Friends may call st the Fmbry-Rn Funersl Home. 2723 Preston Highway. Funeral arrangements later Creek, CA 11431 or CA 8-1176, Reward. la yean experience: city wide.

1-1214 snnounced later. TELEVISION service. 12 service call. day. night: guaranteed: store weak picture tubes special.

SCANI.ON'S TV JU 4-9584 TELEVISION service, days, nights, BUICK, 1937; 4 door Century, Dyns-flow, fully equipped: beautiful dork blue and white, only $1,093. WH 4-2233. JIM COOKE BUICK-RAMBLER 3rd snd Market New Albany Sundays, prompt service. PRICE RITE TV. SEARS ROEBUCK CO.

8th and Broadway JU 3-861 1 CABINETS custom remodeling, basement, finished a specialty. 3. A. Morehead. WE 7-2042.

CABINETS, built in. sink tops recovered. ME 7-4897. CARPENTER work "of all kinds; father and son: 22 years ln business. Call anytime.

WO 9-9721. CARPENTER work; additions, "general remodeling, repair work, termite floor joist and sagging floors leveled snd replaced: fre. terms. SP 8 5333. CARPENTER work, all types and cabinet making: free estimates, W.

T. Wltklns. EM 6-6208. CARPENTER work wanted; amaH jobs preferred. WA 1-3168 CARPENTERS; windowi, doors, all repairs; honest prices.

EM 1-5734. JU 5-4497 EM l-llfll. TELEVISION service In 1 hour OOO, male Toy Fox Terrier, white with black face, short black tall; answers Caesar; vicinity Rardstown Rd. and Bon Air, Monday, reward, JU 5-2412. GI, 8 1262.

DOO," male, 15 Inch, brown with white and black; vicinity Iroquois Park; November 26th: named Feisly; friendly; reward. EM or EM 8-4415. OOO, small female, tan with black face, mixed breed: rabies tag 2007; vicinity Slansifer Clarksville. reward. BU 3-3480 after 1:30 m.

DOO, female "Collie months old; white and sable; 26th and Dumesnll viclnitv; November 271 reward. SP 2-7518. DOO, Red Bone, female: name calls $2, quality work; reliable. nriner 1. rfu 2-nu snyiime van.

i fsst. dependable, guaranteed, 9 to 9 yean experience: immediate service. R. Rarnes, ME 7-1789. PAPER HANGING: labor S5ny sizs room, samples shown.

3-97U. PAPER hanging, special 2 rooms? compiet. 125 uo: Immediate service. Ferguson, JU4-4038. PAPER hanging; paper furnished, 5c roll up; plastering, steaming, painting.

Tom Conley, ME 7-6304. PAPER "HANGING, A Work; no' drinking, C. Barnes. CE 9-81J5. PAPERING, labor 15" room, patch plastering, steaming, painting, in.

side and exterior; plumbing EM 8-1975 LILE EM 3-9073 PAPERING, steaming, plastering, painting: work guaranteed. Mr. Berry, TW5-90R1. PAPERING, labor 5 room up;" dependable references, SP -7376. PAPERING, labor, 85 room; samples' shown.

W. McGllffin. SP 8-4342. PAPERING, 13 a room, 1961 earn-pies. Call ME 7-1863.

PAPERING, painting, pitch plastering; steaming first class; 36 years experience. Current. ME 5-6407. PAPERING, specialising In sober neat servlce 3-0230. PAPERING; for neat, sober, immediate work.Call JU 4-6791.

PAPERING, steaming, plastering: free estimates. SP I-0390. PAPERING, painting, low prices. Carl. ME 7-329P I1IAI, TV.

Mt 4-0406, EM 3-5087 Anniiuit'cnicnl' Deaths end Funerals. 1 niniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BERMAN, Isaac (Ike) suddenly Tuesday. November 29. I960 at 12:30 M. Residence U24 Spring .3.

89. Survived by 4 brothers: Morris, Dennis, William and A'ex; 3 sisters: Mrs. Louis Schuster. Mrs. Lillian Goldberg and Mrs.

Hannah Scher, Miami. Fla Funeral (rom lerman Meyer Son, 13.TS Ellison Thur.sday morning at 11. Interment in Keneseth Israel Cemetery. "LOCK, Mr. Alfred passed' sway ln his 71st year Monday, November 2H.

I960, at 1:2.5 p.m. Family residence. 4S Lee St. Lowng husband of Mrs. Mary Elti-abeth Block iMayme Sickliest: devoted brother nl Mrs.

Mary Ellra-heth (Mayme Hoffman) Henry. Oscar, George, and fcdwarri Block. Mr. Block is st the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home, 1201 E.

Oak St. al Schiller Ave where services will he conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday. December 1st, by Rev. Carl Eber-hard, pastor of Concordia Lutheran Church.

Interment Cave HUI Cemetery. "CARROLL, Mr. Garland, age' year. Monday at a.m. SS.

Mary and Elizabeth Hospital. Resi-dene. 451 S. 32nd. Beloved hus-hand of Mabel Goliad.

Carroll: devoted father of Mrs. John S. (Agnesl Powell, Mrs. Henry R. (Thelma) Zorn.

San Dimas, Miss Dorothy Carroll. Wilbur and Chester Carroll; brother of Mrs. Maude Pierce, Anita. Ky.s 11 grandchildren and it great grandchildren also survive. Funeral services from Ratterman's.

31 14 W. Market, BUICK 1955 Special 4 door sedan, light green finish with radio, heater, Dynaflow, power steering, brakes. Stork number 156: only $595, low G.M.A.C. terms. KOSTER SWOPE BUICK.

INC. TW $-2458 371J Frankfort Ave. TELEVISION service calls; 11.30 wiin aa; nay guarantee. MURPHY, Miss Katherine Monday, November 21. I960, at 5:30 p.m.

Residence, 1S23 Sils Ave. Devoted sister of Mis Dells G. Murphy. Funeral Thursday morning at 1.30 from Highlands Funeral Home, M.H Tavlorsvllle Rd. (enter parking area from Dutchmans Lane) and at St.

Agnes Church at 9 o'clock. Interment Cave Hill Cemelerv. Rotary by St. Agnes Altar Society Wednesday at 3p.m. O'KEEFE, Mr." Timoth'v F.

pas-d" away November I960 al 3:50 a.m. in his 59th year at Norton Memorial Infirmary. Family residence 1603 Algonquin Pkwy. Devoted husband of Mrs. Lavada (nee Harlamert) O'Keeie; beloved father of Mrs.

Lawrence (Ellen) Melillo. Albany, N. brotner of Mi. Margaret O'Keefe and Mr. Michael O'Keefe; also survived by 1 grandchild.

Remains reeling at Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia Ave. Funeral services Thursday. 1:30 a.m. from Owen Chapel and at 9 o'clock from St. Ann's Church.

Burial at Calvary Cemetery. WELLS, Glen Robert, Tuesday, November 28. 1960 at 6:05 a.m. at the Kentucky Baptist Hospital, ax. 63 years.

Reloved husband of Sue Spencer Wells; stepfather of William C. Spencer, Chattanooga, brother of Mr. Kenneth Wells. Angola, Ind. Remains st Pearson's, 149 Breckinridge Lane until 8:30 p.m..

Wednedsy evening. Funeral from the Klaehn Funeral Home. Fort Wayne, Friday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment In Lintlenwood Cemetery, Fori Wayne. Ind.

Expreions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to the Kosair Crip-pied Children's Hospital. WILLIAMS, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth, Monday, November 28. 1960, in her 74th vear: reiilenre, Route 1. Beu-Inh Church Kern Creek.

Beloved mother of Mr. Loul-e SMoltl, Fern Creek: Mrs. Juanita Peterson, Mrs Josephine Kiddey. Portland, of Mrs. Pesrl Harrell and Mrs Sue Landrum; alo survived by 8 grandchildren and on.

great-granddaughter. Mis. Williams Is resting at the Nunnelley Funeral Home, 4327 Taylor Blvd. Services from the funeral home Wednesday st 12 45 p.m. Interment Zachary Tavlnr National Cemeterv.

GENERAL TV CO. ME 4-9741. TELEVISION service on all makes; city wide service. Clarksdale Radio CADILLAC convertible, J953, all power; small down payment and sssume note of $17.13 month, 24 months. Why wait? Call Bake, 7-6067.

BOULTON AUTO SALES JU 4-3433 924. 817 S. 2nd CADILLAC 1953 Coupe, radio, heater, jet black, like new; small monthly payments, take over balance. PRESTON SLAUGHTER st. Used Cars.

SP CADILLAC, 1936, convertible, original throughout see this at only $1,395. BU 2-9548. VISSING'S DODGE, INC. Jeffersonville, Ind. BUS-S51U CADILLAC 1959, I doir hardtop DeVtlle; blue with white top; all power.

G.M.A.C. terms. COLONIAL PONTIAC, INC. Hancock and Brosdway 3-6551 CHEVROLET 1931 two door V-. radio and heater; atsndard shift; like new in every way.

If you're looking for a nice clean car, this is it. See us before you buy. You buy this on. with low down payment snd monthly payments, I others to choose from. HULL DORRS USED CAR CENTER 13th snd Broadwsy JU JU 5-5292, JU 7-6914.

TELEVISION service; day, nlghL Sunday. 416 W. Oak. ME 83054. BUICK 1955 Special hardtop: dynaflow, rdio, heater: clean throughout: full prlc.

$695; nothing down, $37.14 monlhlv. TRI CITY OLDSMOBII.E Corner 12th and Bdwy. JU 4-4268 TREE loppftig; dangerous trees re moved; estimates. Hogan's Tree Service. EM 8-8531.

SP 2-159. TREE topping" snd trees removeoT fully covered with insurance; free estimstes. Smith Bros. EM 6-8868 CARPENTRY work, all kinds: building, remodeling: painting: free estimates; terms. Call TW 3-7670.

Hurst Construction TW 3-7670. CARPENTRY, repairs, remodeling, painting. Call SP 1-3601. CONCRETE work, all kinds; sidewalks, patios, porches, steps; base-ment, waterproofing; white; free estimates. EM t-SKlS, CONCRETE, block, bricks work, sidewalks, porches, waterproofed; basements dug under Mills, JU 3 8874.

CONCRETE and block" work; nients dug under home. SP 1-3631. CONCRETE work, painting. exterior; references. WA 1..1168 Tin topping, removing, ca bling, feeding, transplanting, spray Ing.

Volls, GL 1-1731, EM 7-8401. BUICK 1957 Special 4 door, 2 lone red and white; Dynaflow, radio, heater; power steering; one; $1,093. TRI CITY OLDSMOBII.E Corner 12th and Broadway JU 4 4268 K. Hush on collar: vicinity 6th and Zane. Reward for return or Information.

JU 3-2588. DOO; Collie: male; sable arid Vhliel vicinity of Valley Station on No-vemher 16th; children's pet; re- ward. WE 7-334 1. OOO, Chihuahua, male, fawn colorT Vicinity Fairgrounds, Sunday night; vaccinated: reward. EM 6-5933 DOO, Beagle, female; vicinity Rock-ford Lane; November 26th; named Susie; reward.

EM 8-3611. PIN, diamond, with black jet; reward. Call during office hours, EM 3J1583. Plhl; gold, crescent shape, with JS.f wa rd F. 6-6196.

SALES broks and 2 small account ledgers; from glove compart nent of pickup truck; books of vilue to owner; reward. Griffin Prcduce Louisville Produce Terminal, TYPINO In my home for business llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll concern, GL 1-2756. UMBRELLAS recovered! M.rchondn. lei Rent 34 PATTESON, Thomas age Ml. at 12:55 p.m.

Monday, November 26, I960 at Veterans Hospital, lxyula-vtlle, Ky. Reloved husbsnd of Ruba Wagoner Psttesnn; also lur- Illlllllllllllllllillllllllllllilllllllilllllllllllltllllllll iiiiii'iniiiiiiiiinirrmniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii men's sunt, altered. Mueller's 708 s. siarset vived by son, William T. Palle-eon and daughter, Mrs.

Stanley R. UPKOLITIRINO snd furniture repairing; free estimstes. Dick Fos "ELECTP.lT AT BUICK 1951 Century 4 door hardtop; light green; full power; low mileage; extra nice; $1,595. WH 4-2233. JIM COOKE BUICK RAMBLER 3rd snd Market New Albany Cemetery Loll, 6 IIIIIIIIMIIIIPIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIII PANKE MONUMENT CO.

117 E. Jefferson St. JU 4-1863. Ou qft hH igh Rent District SIX grave, or 1 end 1 double graves; owner leaving town. Writ.

V.S19 ra-t CI. 1 REWIRING SPECIALISTS Hadesrh, 5 grandchildren. Remains at Bosley Funeral Home, tbanon. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday, liba ter.

GL 1-9597. UPHOLSTERING, repairing, refin 14 One hour emergency erv)c. aduino maenmes type writers, rash registers, calculators. Rental may apply towards purchase, LOUISVILLE TYPEWRITER CO. 106 S.

4th St JU 6-5862 "HOSPITAL ifKeel chain, commodes, walkers, Invalid lifts, miction pumps. JU REID HOSPITAL SUPPLY, 612 ft. Sth TELEVISIONS for rent for homes hotels, hospitals: low rates; tree Ishing; free estimates; Jack's Up- tion Prewbytenan hurch. Inter- ment Ryder Cemetery. CHEVROLET 19M passenger station wagon power glide, be.u-tiful 2 tone red and whits finish, radio snd heater; one owner; good! tires: thli car has really been Ideal for large family.

Stork number 11-17, priced month $1,045. See Buck Rndgers. BROADWAY CHEVROLET CO. 717 W. Broadway.

JU 2-253R. Across the street from show room. nnistery anop, 1-U232. UPHOLITERINO repairs:" reason, able: free estimates. WA 1-9(12.

OUEENAN, Mrs. Marcella Ohlmann. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll WASHERS SERVICED BUICK, 1954; 1 door Riviera. Dvns-flow, radio, heater, and ready to go, beauty, maroon paint; only $495. WH 4-2233.

JIM COOKE BUICK-R AMBLER 3rd and Market New Albany All makei repaired, complete stork Wednesday at 1 p.m. Interment BSt.stephen's Cemetery. FRIEND, Mill Mary Elizabeth (Libby). entered eternal life, Sunday. November J7 1960.

in her 54th year Residence 4)10 So 2nd. Loving sister of Mrs. C. C. (Pesrl) Harbin, Mr.

C. R. Friend, and Mr. E. T.

Friend. Sonor. loving aunt of Dr. Charles Harbin, Albuquerque, N. Mr.

Margaret V.natta, Norma Hale JoAnn t. R. Friend, Elizabeth, town and Clarence Friend, alao survived by several great nieces and nephews Miss Friend ts at. the I) White Funersl Horn. 272 So.

Third, where services will be held Wednesday noon, at 1:30. Interment ln St. Stenhen Cemelerv jicnver. ju s-aos of parts for all mskes washers: 1-day service free nirkuo, delivery CSII MSI B-1919; 8-32II4. SHOTGUN, 12 gauge pump, lost outside Herheim Forest on Wilson Creek reward.

TW 5.2985. SHOTOUN, 20 gtie. rimihle barrel? Saturday, November Mth, reward. WA 1-1519. WALLET; downtown area; If found keep money, please return papers.

Phone WH 4.72S5 hours, day or nitfht. CALL TW 3-2511 Radio dispatched trucks. Louis, vllle's largest rewiring and repair specialists. Electric heat specialists. Free estimates.

F.H.A. terms. REDDV ELECTRIC CO. TW 3 2311 2011 Frankfort Ave. ELECTRIC AC REWIRING REWIRING SPECIALISTS I hour service, 24 hours, oldest rewiring specialist In the elty.

Free F.H.A. terms. LONG ACRE ELECTRIC CO. JU 3-5139. 410 S.

1st. ELECTRICAL rewiring specialists Funeral Directors. 7 lltllllllimilllllllllUliniHIIIIIllllllllllillllllllllll BARRETT FUNERAL HOMK 1230 Bardstown Rd. GL 1-5330 BOSSF. Funeral Home Barret and Ellison Gt, 1-1440 47 years, Sunday, November 27, I960 at 11:50 p.m.

.1 U.S. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital. Residence 640 Jordan Ave. Beloved wife of Frank E. Queenan.

Stepmother of Carol Jane Cauldron; sister of Mrs. Madeline Quino. Mrs. Oueenan Is at Ratterman's. 2M5 S.

4th St. Funeral I a.m. Wednesday from St. George Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

FACTORY AUTHORIZED THOR I tO Washer Service FENCING YOUR HOME? Well lend you the tools st no extra cost! Highest quality materials, lowest prices. FALLS CITY FENCE" CO. Call SP 8-7311 MT5 1-1731 iu She'bv Parlrwsv BUICK 1960 hardtop LaSshre with power steering; low mileage; sacrt. fir. price.

DIXIE MARINE It BOAT SALES 4403 Dixie Hgwy. EM $-1278 FI.F.CTROLUX (ft) service; prompt pickup snd delivery; out of city 'IIIIHIIIimillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll write Kteetroiuk (Rl Anthortred CHEVROLET 1950 Impali 4 door hardtop: radio, beater, and automatic; this is low mileage car. In good condition, ready to drive) two of these fine cars to chooso from. See to appreciate, will finance for a. long aa months.

G.M.A.C. terms. RALLARO'I LOT W. Broadway JU $2734 Open Evening. sates and service, 709 E.

Broadway Local shone. JU 4-0201 complete home installations; bank LEE E. CRA1.LE IN(J. -1330 S. Third St.

MI 4-M4I ME 4-J147 D. J. DOUGHERTY SON 1530 S. 3d St. ME 4-37'.

I Broadway at 34th. SP 8-6642 333) Tavlorsvllle Rd. GL 1-442( MA AS FUNERAL HOME Stanley H. Maa. terms if desired: licensed snd In TV'S tor rent; tTpe-nrr New portaolee, low rate Free pickup and delivery.

A. Is B. TELEVISION 'H Sth EM Phillip, at the OREENBERO, lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllll surrd. Pronto Electric EM Jewiah Hospital, Monday, November Moving and Hauling. 21 36.

Ir, at 12:55 p.m.; residence ELECTRICAL wiring and reosirs iiiiniiiiiiiimnnmiinnniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiii AuinmolTve Rroadwaxal Flovd JU Milt 2063 Douglas Blvd. Survived by on. hrother, Jacob: 2 listers Mrs. Joe Feldman and Miss Dora. Funeral from Herman Meyer and Son, 1331 Ellison Wednesday morning at 11:30.

Interment in Anshel Sfsrd Information Personals. 13 IIIIIIIUIIlllllIIIIIIIIIMIiliMIIMllll JOHN: Let's not watt until the last minute this year for our Christmas decorations. Let's go down to CAUFIKI.D'S on 3rd St. NOW, because they have the largest selection In town. Prices ar.

low, too. PRISai.i,A, ANYONE who saw accident at 2end and Broadway, night of November loth about 12:40 a m. please csll JU 40239. MAKE your own Chrlstm'a'a gifts; fell, braids, trims. BALR, 622 W.

Market, JU 3-JMI A. J. Gelger. Jeweler, announces his new 1'na'lon wlih Ruschemey-er's. 4-4564.

mi S. 4lh Call me. Automobile! for Sals 37 llllllllllllllllllllMlllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll cemetery, rrlends may send contributions to Four Courts. RIETL, Mrs. Minnie Belle, ne.

Clark, passed away Sunday November 27, 1960, In her 75lh year; family residence 2123 Wilson Ave. Devoted mother of Mr. Earl J. Rietl; sister of Mr. Anna May Hanks, Mn.

Jennie Wolt; also survived by 9 Remain, resting at the Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia. Funeral Wednesday, 11:00 a.m. from the Owen Chapel. Rurlal In Calvary Cemeterv. RUEVE, Mr.

Walter a Tuesday. Novem er 29, I960, at 4 p.m., at Norton. Memorial Infirmary; resi-dence 319 Godfrey Ave. Beloved husband of Mrs. Henrietta Haller Rueve; devoted of Mrs.

Ren Hueve: loving brother of Messra. Charles Edward H. and Arthur S. Rueve: also survived by several niece, and nephews. Mr.

Rueve i. at the Arch L. Heady end Son Funeral Home, 1201 Oik St. at Schiller Ave. Time of services and Interment later.

Mr. Francis pasieT CHEVROLET 1935. 1 door s.dsnt heater and defroster: plastic sesi rovers; bargsln Is not a bsrgaln If you have to start spending money on it. See for yourself toe day. Stock number $-5 $595 BROADWAY CHEVROLET CO.

717 Broadway Ju J-23J1 Open Evenings Till P.M. Easy on the Lot Financing 1 Th. McDaniel Funeral Home. Inr. EM 3-3566.

3-5667 4339 Park Blvd. ALBERT NEURATH 4 SON Funeral Home 723 Market JU 4 1191 NUNNELLEY Funeral Home 4.127 Taylor Blvd. EM OWEN FUNERAL HOME '611 Virginia Avenue SP 1.5775 BUICK 1953 Rped.l Riviera, radio, heater, a tone, ssle price, $395, $28.75 per month; $95 down: 30 other 1955 and 1954 model, priced from $393 to $695 to choose from. GIRDLER MOTORS 241 0 Bard .1 nRd I4-4663 BUICK Special 1 door hard-top, white and red finish nice; good body, good rubber a iteal at $645. See Tony Alvev.

C. SMITH MOTOR CO. 2219 WBroadway SP 2-1764, BUICK 1957 Convertible; a beautiful black finish, all leather trim and all power accessories; a steal et $1,191. SWOPE AUTO INC, 124 Breckinridge Lsne TW $-3421 BUICK 1951 Electra 225 convertible; there are none better, $2,495, HANK DARNELL MOTORS 01 JU 2-4887 tc-tu I miles; perfect condition: sacrifice for ejuick sale. Walter's service Station, TW $-1306, licensed Insured.

Bullitt Electric, WO 9 0642; after 4:30 WO 1-5068. EXCAVATING basementi," gradlniT ditch digging, hsckhoe; dirt and hauling. GL 1-3861. FLOOR sanding, laying and- refin-Ishing; tile laid; Sanders for rent. HIGIIF1LL i HESTER or EM S79J FLOOR sanding, refinlsrilni.

"re-" pairing; old floors a speciality: floor cleaning ME 4.4573. FLOOR sanding. 10c rrflnlshlng, sanders, edgrri for rent. SP 2-1679 orCL I-JII77, FURNACE service, fast and de pendabie work on gas, oil or coat; night or day calls. BRYANT HEATING SERVICE SP 82313 nights, F.M 6 M48 FURNACES cleaned snd repaired; wink guaranteed, free Inspection Call tP 11401; 24 hour service, IHOVIN07 Anywhere Any Time Then rent new Ford or other fine trucks, move yourself snd sate up to one half Clip this adv.rtlse-ment, It's worth S3 for ant MM mile trip, snd 11 for sacb additional too milsi.

AVIS DRlVB IT fYtrEM 15 3rd St JU 4-1 ill SADLER'S Movers." days week service: while help, reasonable rate; free estimate. SP 1-4686. MOVINU ind light hauling." 7 days a week, 24 hours dayi white help: veteran EM J8-3886 hourly charge, low winter rates. Bsrrlck ei Son, SP 1-6159. MOVIN0.

days per week, white help. Shadow.ns, SP 1 8071, MOVING, w. sn.cialite ln rsfrliir-a tori and stoves, JU 4-3617, HOUSE. Taylor passed away In his SlMh year, Tuesday, November 29. IMO.

Devoted husband of Mrs. athetinc House; loving father of Mrs. K.tfiertn. Huff and Mrs. Thelma Lucero of Los Angeles, devoted brother of Mr.

Henry House: also survlveu by 3 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren. Mr. House ig resting at the McDaniel funer.l Home, 4.13S Park Blvd. Funeral arrangements l.ter. JACOBS, Walter Monday, No- vember 21.

I960 st I a.m. al Nor. BUICK 1955 4 door Super with radio, heater, dynaflow transmission snd power steering; 1 owner with like new white lidewall tires; only IMS with only tin down either cash or equity In your present ear and payments of only 127.80 per month, LOUISVILLE MOTOR A1 A ll Jj4i31 BUICK 1955 Ruper 4 door sedan, all power; rsdin, heater: this is one of 30 cars on sale for nothing down; 1495. HANNAH OLOSMOBII.E 4th and Breckinridge JU 1-3MS I. lI-'.

ARSON A SON. INC CHEVROLET mt Psrkwood 4 doo4 ststion wsgon, V-4, sutomstlr, radio, healer, power steering and brakes; Just like new; ssvs, don't buy thst new csr until you ses this fine new Used csr at HULL DOBBS CAR CENTER 13th and Broadway JU 1-T43I 1310 s. Third st me 4 36: Spricr) Offered 149 Breckinridge Lane TW 1-0349 JOHN B. RATTERMANT J. SONS Funeral Parlors Servtcet Offered General.

14 2114 W. Market SP 4661 GODFREY RUSSMAN It SON ADDITIONS, remodeling, rooms, Funeral Home bathrooms, porches, F.H.A, 1041 Goat ME M421 1 turns. 1, tierklni, EM i 4439. sw.y nionoay, November 2, isso, in his 49th vear. Famllv riirfence.

ton Infirmary, Reorient-. 273(1 Hnl Uwood Terraci, beloved husband 10 Inverness, Beloved brother of as s-sLk. sk a..