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THE COT I KR. JOURNAL. LOUISVILLE. KY UURDW MORNING, I I 21, SECTION A Heal Fish Storv Deaths Man Finds Son Dead In Street Wreck I furls One (jitirallv Louisville Seafood Man New England Fisheries Baits In Capital The one-pound cartons had been picked up at random in Louisville and in Washington, he said. Weil opened one carton and then waved an oblong block of fish under the commissioners' noses.

"A very nice piece of cod," Weil said with the approving tone of a man who has spent 40 years in the fish business. "See how white it is?" He opened another carton. He picked up the oblong of fish and began to take it apart. Before he was through he had 10 fillets spread out on a table, each weighing 1 to 2 ounces. Weil picked up one tiny fillet, about the size of his thumb, whirled it in the air and asked, "How would you like to fry' that?" Most of Good Pieces From Abroad The Louisvillian kept opening cartons until all available tafcle surfaces before the bench were adrip with fish, cellophane, and paper wrappings.

Most of the good pieces were from abroad. New England, sad to say, turned up with the tiny fillets. Same way with the haddock. The foreign haddocks were skinless, but the New England ones had skins on them, which, Weil said, the housewife doesn't like. "When the housewife opens a package of fish, it's a surprise party," he said, "and she doesn't like that kind of surprise party.

She's made the scapegoat when she should know what she's getting." The fish should be marked large, medium, or small and there should be price differentials, Weil said. By ED EDSTROM The Courier-Journal Washington lur.au Washington, Oct. 23. The five commissioners cf the United States Tariff Commission looked like fish out of water tonight as Leo Weil, Louisville seafood distributor and restaurant man, wheeled in before their surprised eyes four trays of fish. Three of the trays held one-pound cartons of haddock and cod from Newfoundland, Canada, Iceland, Norway, and New England.

The fourth tray held three dishes of red perch fried a few hours earlier at Weil's hotel. Hasn't Kept Up With The Times Weil had concluded a long speech Tn why the New England fisheries were not entitled to the quota limitation they were asking on fish imports from the foreign countries. The New England industry simply has not kept pace with the times, he said, because it doesrrt give the housewife what she wants. "New Englanders complain about import, but do little constructively to help themselves," Weil declared. "It has done very little to cater to the consuming public by establishing some sort of standards." The foreigners, on the other hand, show by their progressive merchandising that they are trying to give the housewife a product she likes, he added.

After developing this thesis with facts and figures, Weil then set up his own private fish fry. ft i i Ml i i.n.Hiiinrfi if fciilli eieiesiasnel Ch John ton Pnoiv FIRST PATIENT in the new heart clinic at Bowling Green-Warren County Hospital, opened yesterday, was Bowling Green's Mayor Elvis Campbell. The electrocardiogram being made here showed his heart to be sound. Others, from left, are Dr. Frank Moore, clinic director; nurse Rita Jameson, Mrs.

Ben Kilgore, Franklin, president of the Kentucky Heart Association, which gave the clinic's equipment, and Dr. Morris M. Weiss, Louisville, Association president. J(OB ZIMMFR member of Immanuel Baptist Church, died at 6 05 am. yesterday in St.

Joseph Infirmary. Zimmer. of 3728 Taylor Boule-i ard, retired 25 years as an Jrmplojee of Ein? Von-AHmen Dairy. He was a charter member i of Liberty Council 37, Junior i Order of Mechanics, and served as chaplain of the council for 20 years. I His sister, Mrs.

Kate Welch, sunives. The funeral will be at 1 30 pm. Mondav at Heady' Chapel, 1201 E. Oak. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, SIMON A.

ARNOLD Simon A. Arnold, 76, a night watchman for National Dairy Troducts Company for 22 years, died at 6 35 pm. yesterday at Kentucky Baptist Hospital. Chief Deputy Coroner William T. Kammerer said death resulted from a head injury received in a fall on his job last Monday.

He lived at 5031, Wainwright. Arnold was a member of Our Mother of Sorrows Church and Holy Name Society of St. Philip Neri Church. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mabel Arnold; three sons, Eugene Lawrence and Frank A.

Arnold; a daughter, Mrs. Doris Langnehs; two brothers, Kellum Arnold, Anchorage, and Alex Arnold; two sisters, Mrs. Will Julius. Jeffersonville, and Mrs. Will Link; eight grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.

The funeral will be at 9 a m. Monday at Our Mother of Sor rows cnurcn. Burial win De in St. Michael Cemetery, OSCAR H. BELOW The funeral for Oscar H.

Below, 68, retired instructor for the Naval Ordnance Plant, will be al 2 pm. today at Schoppcnhorst Chapel, 1832 W. Market. Burial will be in F.vergreen Cemetery. Below, of 717 S.

34th. died Thursday morning in Jewish Hospital. AMOS I.INDSEY The funeral for Amos Lindsey, 63, an employee of Reynolds Company until he became 111 tw0 years aR0- at 11 a m- today at McDaniel's Chapel, 1 arK ouicvara. unai iu oe in layior national Cemetery. Lindsey, a veteran of World War died of cancer at 6 30 pm, Thursday at his home, 582 Tallulah.

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mamie Duncan Lindsey; a son, Millard Lindsey; his step-j mother, Mrs. Maggie Lindsey; a i stepson. Earl Duncan; three sis-ters, Mrs. Hulda Pierce, Mrs.

Alta Vertrees, and Mrs. Lucy Raymer; two brothers, Sherman and Willie Lindsey, and three grandchildren. Mrs. Shirley J. H-tmPistr-r.

25, received a head injury 9 15 pm. yesterday when tv.o automobiles collided at Login and Breckinridge She was taken to St. Anthony Hospital, vhere her condition was termed serious. Her husband. Charles H.

Home- i ister, Sr 29. received arm cuts. A son, Charles H. Homeistrr, 5, was treated for a head cut. The Homcisters lise at 4416 Drive.

Folice said the automobile driven by Homester collided with one driven by Charles F. Owsley, 34, Buerhel. Owsley received a head cut. Otis I. McGinnis, 56, of 3204 W.

Kentucky, escaped injury when his automobile ran into a freight train at a crossing at 29th and Dumesnil at 6 30 pm. Cnillorp Wf nil 'ill OMIIIl I I Ml Will Dies at Wrdtlinir Of Crainldanizliter Lexington, Ky Oct. 23 Mrs. Harriett Hansford Inman. 71, mother-in-law of John Y.

i Brown, widely known attorney and political figure in Kentucky, died here late today while at-! tending the wedding of her granddaughter. Mrs. Inman, of Somerset, was attending the wedding of Miss Betty Bruce Brown to William I Homer McCann of Winchester, A son, E. V. Inman, who was seated in front of his mother, said he heard her ask, "fhat's wrong with me?" When he turned, he said, she had slumped in her seat.

Deputy Coroner Aaron Smith said she apparently died of a cerebral hemorrhage. Copter, Called In World, Tej-it-Flovvn Philadelphia. Oct. 23 Army and Air Force observers today watched a test flight of what is claimed to be the world's largest helicopter, capable of transporting 40 fully equipped troops or 32 litter patients. The giant Transporter, unveiled last month by Piasecki Helicopter Corporation of suburban Morton, weighs more than twice as much as the largest helicopter now in service Piaseckt's 20-passenger 21 Work Horse.

WORLb'SLARGESf 100" SAVE MORE-BUY 1111 TABLETS.49C The City and County Train Derailing Called 'Jordan Act of Terror' Jerusalem, Israeli section, Oct. 23 (AP The derailment of a freight train on the Haifa-Lydda line in Israel's coastal plain was denounced today by the United Nation Israel-Jordan Mixed Armistice Commission as a grave armistice breach, an Israeli stantiated report from Lebanon yesterday that Israeli fighter planes had shot down a Swedish air liner. The report was denounced im- -J'il. 1 i tn i Mrs. Robert L.

Donohue, 456 Wampum, Oct. 12. Mrs, James A. Evans, 2721 Bank. Oct.

14. Mrs. Hugh N. Friiiell, 1023 Everett, Oct. 10.

Mrs. Thomas C. Holeman, 427 Wawa. Oct. 7.

Mra. Wilbur Whitler. 2612 Wilson. Oct Mrs. Richsrd A.

Wood, Jeffersontown Rt. 1, Oct. 9. Mrs. Cornelius B.

Young. 2011 Grinstead Dr Oct 9. Mrs. Clyde L. Zellers, 16.10 B.

S. 11th, Sept. JO. Mrs. Francis R.

Bell, 4307 Tuecarora Wy Oct. 9. Mrs. Bobby L. Suhlett, Rt.

7, Sept. 30. Mrs. Delbert P. ValeSitour, Brandenburg, Oct.

7. Mrs. Frederick W. Wagner, 1480 S. 3d.

Oct. 12. Mra. Thomaa M. Weird, 323 Marquette Dr Lyndon.

Oct. 6. Mra. Roy Wilkeraon. 1020 Orchaad Sept.

29 Mra. Winfred R. Polsgrove, 1815 Frankfort, Oct. 10. Mra.

John A. Schadt, 210S Fort. Oct. 6. Mrs.

Chester H. Schaffer, Buechel Rt. Oct. 10. Mrs.

Woodrow T. Sprlnghorn, 1329 Cruiser. Sept. 27. Mrs.

Jerome F. Stark. Rt. 1. Sept.

57. Mrs. Robert C. Lusk, Buechel Rt. 1, Oct.

I. Mrs. Roy G. Mason, 1114 Manning Sept. 28.

Mrs. Willis C. Murphy, 115 E. Jefferson, Sent. 28.

Mrs. William W. Nally, 1713 Loney l.n., Oct. 16. Mra.

Howard S. Ownley, 306 Tyne Oct. 6. Mrs. James M.

Howe, 3519 Warner, Oct. 7. Mrs. Joe T. Hughes, J640 Hale, Oct.

7. Mrs. Robert Klnnalrd, Mlddletown, Oct. 7. Mrs.

James A. King, 2403 Duncan, -o Mrs wniism C. Lanier. Southern Bap- tist Theological Seminary. Oct.

6. Mrs. Robert L. wyrlck, Irwin Coral Ridge Rt. 2, Oct.

11. Divorces Granted Juanita Gaddv from Robert Cruelty; married 1951. Jean Rosaland Miller from Adrian Jo-aeph; cruelty; married 19S0. Addle Mae Bolton from Rtifus; one-year abandonment; two children; married 19.17. Carl Morgan Ogden from Rose; cruelty; married 1936.

Edwlna A. Powell from Donald W. cruelty; married 1952. Betty Jean Hamilton from Robert cruelty; two children: married 1950. Elewese Paris from Hubert; cruelty; married 1952.

Genevieve Culver from William Stan-lev: cruelty; married 1951. Vivian Rrooks from Leroy Russell; cruelty: married 1951. Juanita Kllnglesmlth from Faurest; cruelty; two children; married 1943. Wanda Fay Kendall from Owen Russell; cruelty; one child: married 19.VI. Cordie Myrl Lash from Layton; cruelty: married 1950.

Doris Vogel from William cruelty; married 1946. Luella Morton from Philip: five yeara' seoaration: married 1935. Walter W. Moore from Lorene cruelty; married 1951. Vera Lee Werigworth from James A.i cruelty; one child; married 1'44.

Eleanor Coin from Sherill; cruelty; one child; married 1947. 6-Story Plunge Fatal New Orleans, Oct, 23 (P) Richard Paul Taylor, 25, plunged to his death from the top of a six-story building today, one day after he had been charged with evading the draft. Taylor, a 1950 Tulane University graduate, was employed by a cotton brokerage firm. His father is a Tulane military spokesman said. The spokesman said the com mission approved a resolution demanding "most urgent and vigorous action by the responsible Jordan authorities to prevent a recurrence of such acts of violence." The train of 52 empty tank cars was derailed Thursday by a land mine near the Jordan frontier.

There were no casualties, but 13 of the cars and the locomotive were Israeli officials said it was a "Jordan act of terror" and protested to the commission. Light-Plane Crash In Syria Caused Air-Atlark Report 1 By The Associated Press Two flying enthusiasts from Sweden were killed Thursday in the crash of their small sports plane in Syria, near the troubled border area of the Arab states and Israel. This gave rise to an unsub- Vote on K. U. Purchase Denied to Paducah Frankfort, Oct.

23 (P) The Court of Appeals today ruled out a vote November 3 at Paducah on the City's proposal to buy the Kentucky Utilities Company's electric-power system there. The decision was announced by Chief Justice Porter Sims, who said an opinion giving the i Court reasons would follow. He said a mandate enjoining McCracken County Clerk Ruby Pierce from putting the question on the ballots would be issued immediately. nv isran i nr ac i untrue. The report was dis- counted also hy the Swedish Foreign Office in Stockholm and Swedish diplomatic officials in the Middle East.

The two dead fliers were Lars Ove Goransson, 21, known in Sweden as "The Flying Schoolboy," and Fritz Conrad, a Latvian refugee. Oldham Ex-Resident Dies Special to The Courier-Journal LaGrange, Oct. 23. Marion W. Taylor, 28, formerly of Oldham County, died yesterday at his home near Greenville, Ind.

He is survived by his father, W. C. Taylor, Greenville; two sisters, Miss Irene Taylor, Louisville, and Mrs. Catherine Connor, Simpsonville, and two brothers, William and Samuel R. Taylor, Georgetown, Ind.

Louisville Man's Brother Dies Special to The Courier-Journal Owenton, Oct. 23. John R. Broadus, 63, insurance man, died early today at his home here. George-Broadus, Louisville, is a brother.

Memorial Gilt lo Kentucky Heart Anoriation nil I be promptly acknowledged to th bereated family. 613 COLUMBIA LOUISVILLE 1 TEL. WABASH 8641 1 i i St. Denis Famous Supper TODAY HOME-MADE COUNTRY SAUSAGE Gcr'fnn, Ky Oct. A Georrtown Coders nr found the body cf hi? 15-ear n'A -n lying in a street about 50 feot fmm hi; home la's afternoon.

An autopsy conducted la-t night failed t9 disrlose the cause of death. The body of Raeburn was found by Prof. Chester R. Alexander as he returned home from the college. Tire marks near the body indicated the youth have ber-n a hit and run victim.

The only visible injuries were a bruised left ear and abrasions of the chin. But four doctors who conducted the autopsy said thera was no evidence he was struck by a car. Somerset Man Heads Broadcasters Group Gilbertsville, Oct. 23 The Kentucky Broadcasters Association today elected Mike Layman of WSFC, Somerset, as its new president. He succeeds Joe Eaton of WKLO, Louisville.

Other officers: Sam Livingston of WKYB, Paducah, first vice president; Gil-more Nunn of WLAP, Lexington, second vice-president; Hugh Potter of WOMI, Owensboro, reelected secretary-treasurer, and F.aton. Hetht Lackey of WSON, Henderson, and Arthur Eilermaa of WZIP, Covington, directors. IT'S FASY to place a Classified Ad Call WAbath Wl and aK for an Ad-Taksr If you are a permanent rlnent ol the city. ou need only say CHARCf IT An hill will sent nu alter the ad expires. The Courier-Journal The Louisville Times The Courier Journal and Times will not be renpntuihle for mora than one Inrorrei-t lnrlinn of an advertise-i nient.

NoMreof errors must be liven in lime for correction before nert Insertion. COPY CLOli m. (dv before! for wrrk of The Courier-Journal of Times, i Friday for the Sunday Courier-Journal. IMIKOINCV DIADUNIS (For receipt of ads. rsncellations or corrections that could not be, plared earlier HI am.

(name day) lor Timet. (Fndav 3(1 a 12 noon Saturday for Sunday Cmirif Announcemenls Deaths and funeralt ANDitlOf, Mr. tusene S'. iButfTT nr. M) years, Thursday, October XI, Ih.sj.

at 3 at his residence. Oil Kennedy Court; fsther of Phillip and liavtrt Andriot; brother of Miws Maraarei, Celesta, Maude, Mary and Mr l.awreme 4 nii i. Ntiifrmin I. Inlnalon no iiw Hi a.m., at Holy Spirit The, Hoar arrvices ill ha held at tho funeral home, Frtday vn'n bv the members of the Knign of rmumbut and aiam at Clock bv the Holy Name Society. ARNOLD, Mr.

Simon PJ4 aay Friday, October 13, mi. at o3J In his 16th year, in the Ken-lucky Baptist Hospital; family rest, dence, Nus VYainwrifht Ave Be-Inted hu.hanrt of Mrs. Mabel Hopper Arnold, lovlnt father n( Mra. Albert dlnrni l.annnehr; Messrs. Ruseno l.awrrnca J.

and Frank A. rn. old: brother of Mrs. William Link, waynrburs. Ky Mrs William Ju.

litis of Ind 1 Merv Alex and KUlum Arnold of Anchors ae, Ky; also survivinf, a irancl. cnildrcn, 1 rcal randrhlldren. Serv. Ices for Mr. Arnold will be held the Arch L.

Heady Funeral Home. Kill Oak St at Schiller Ave Mnn. day at I 30 a and In Our Mother of Sorrows Church at o'clock. Interment, St. Michael Cemetery.

BILOW, Oscar Tnarsdav. Or'o. bar 22. I1M, at 5 a in his MUi tear Hr.ldenre. tn invert husband of Mrs.

Alma n.i... r.ih., a Mr Krwin B- low; aramtfather of mim vaieris a Below. Remains al Srhnppenhorst Broa Funeral Home, W. Market St Funeral servfres Saturday. Ortn-her 2-ith.

at 2 m. Interment IB Kverpreen Cemetery. BOND, John flraham. Sr. I ber Philadelphia, poaaea aoay in his (list year el Tempi Hospital In Philadelphia.

October 11. H5.I. Former County lerk of Law-rencebura. Ky. Son of the lato Mr.

John Taylor and Alk-e Bond. Sur-vived by wifo. Mrs Juliet Johnsnti Bond suter, Mrs. Mary T. Hardy, 1515 Roseland Terrace, Philadelphia! John Graham Bond.

trandchlldren, several nieces ana nephews of Kentucky. Burial III Philadelphia. Penn. GILMORI, Mr. Geomo Waiter passed away hie T4itt sear.

Friday. October 13, 1953. at 59 i it lh. hS. Mary and ElU.both Hospital; beloved husbnd of rs.

1 ena L. (iilmore; devoted father nC Mra. Henry Wilton Tucker and Mr. Howard Gilmore; brother of Mrs. Zelma Sanders, Mr.

Jordan Gilmoro, l.one Pine, and Mr. Smith GU-more, Davenport, Iowa; 5 trandchil. dren and i areat-arandrhildren; aev. eral nieces and nephews; remains at the (i. Hardy Shlvely Chapel, 41l hisie Hwv.

uneral services Mpw-day. October Kith at 10 a m. at Hardy's Chapel. Interment. Besthavoa Cemetery.

GRif Mr. Wallace passed away 1-riday, October 23, 1953, at 5 23 In his Sfth year, at the residence of his dauahter, Mrs Katherino Morrt. son, 4I N. Sherwood, Clarksville. Ind family residence, Cecilia.

Ky, Beloved husband of Mrs. Mary K. tnee Sweasjl Greer; devoted father of Messrs. Herbert T. and Loui Greer; dauahter, Mrs.

Katherino Morrison; brother of Mra. hweasv. I.outsvlile; Mra. Monie Ruck-er. Waddy, Ky Mr.

Wilfred Greer, Brooks, (randiather of? Oavid Gary, Tommy one Terry Greer. Remains restinf at the) Ow-en Funeral Home. 2411 Virginia Ave. Burial arrangemente announced later. KAYS, Mra.

Eliiabeth (Betty) Blanche inee Chesser), passed swsy Thurvtay, October 31. 1353. 40 p.m., at her residence, 2X11 Date In her 7f(h year. Devoted mother Mrs. Raymond E.

(Jessie) Bauer, Mr Charles M. Kara, both of Louie, ville, Mrs. I. (Katheruie) Thomas, Syracuse, N. aister of Mr.

Ef-fir Carney, Sprinifleld, Mra. Martha Mattinaley, Danville, Messrs. l.em Chesser, Frankfort, ilbert, Roy, and Clarence Chesser. all of Springfield, Ky.t also eurvived hy 5 irandchildren. Remains resting at the Owen funeral Home, 211 Virginia Ave.

Funeral Saturday at 10 a m. from tho Owen Chapel, after which time remains will bo taken lo Wllllhurg Christian Church to lie In state until 1 p.m., ot whlctl lime funeral services will bo held. Burial In Evergreen Cemetery, Willi burg, Ky. KOCH, Charles Archibald, tn Ma lath, year, at the home of his daughter, O'Bannon, Ky Thursday, October 32, M53. at 1 30 m.

Beloved husband of Mrs. Minnie Cowherd Koch devoted father of Mrs. H. L. Bell, Harry A Charlea E.

and William F. Koch; also survived by 11 grandrhlU dren; niece. Miss Haiet Dusenberry, and nephew, George Dusenberry, Funeral services Saturday. October 34, 1 at M. A.

Stoes es So a Funeral Home. Crestwood, Ky. lr ferment, Ftoydaburg Cemetery. LINOS Mr. Amos, age 63 years, Thursday, October 22, 1953, 30 p.m., al the residence, Ml Tallulah Su Beloved husband of Mra.

Mamie Duncan Lindsey, and devoted father nf Mr. Millard Lindsey; aurvived also by bia atepmolher, Mrs. Maggie) Lindsey: a stepson Earl Duncan; aisters. Mrs. Hulda Pierce, Mra.

Alta Vertreea, and Mrs. Lucy Raymer: brothers. Sherman Lindsey and Willie Lindsey; 4 grandchildren. Remains at th McDaniel Funeral Home. 43.19 Park Blvd.

Funeral front McDaniel's, Saturday. October 34, It o'clock. Interment, Zachary Taylor National Cemetery. MARSHALL, Charlea of alley Station, passed awoy suddenly. In hia nth year, Friday, October 13, HM3.

at 9:30 a at hia residence. Devoted son of Mr, and Mrt Charles K. Marshall, grandeurs Mr. and Mra. Frank MarsfcaiJ, and Mr.

and Mra. Albert Fluhr. Rev, mains at hia residence. Dixie Hgwty and Pendleton Rd. Funeral eervicatr Monday, October 3, at 3 p.m..

of the South Jefferson Baotlst Interment Bethany Cemetery, NUTTIR, Mra. Allio nee Morrison; Friday, October 23, 1953, ot a Rresirlenre, 2s g. 34th St Widow, of the late Re. George Wn Nutter: beloved mother of Eugene K. Nutter.

Remains at Srhopper-' hnrtt Brna. Funeral Hnmo, lftjl Market St. Funeral torviceo Sunday October 35, at 1 m. Interment 6t-Valley of Root Cemetery, Ky. John R.

Gromek. 45, genera) manager, 1'4 Rnanoke; Marie Reid, 42, of 3012 White Way. Albert E. Mink, t7, bus operator, 14ST 4ih; Helena M. Jacobs, 22, of 2M3 6th.

B. H. Dalton, S3, retired. 4301 S. Id Delia M.

Cottengim. 56, of 4005 S. lit. William J. Hargan.

24, clerk, 1700 S. 2d: Mary B. Mills. 19. of Jeffersontown.

Robert L. Hicks, 73, retired, 419 W. Market; Cordie Ferguson, 72, of 1219 W. Market. Jamea E.

Drisklll. 14, radio an-nouncer, 639 S. 2d: Arlene V. Hereau, 22, 1664 Beechwood. Thomas Rench, 23.

engineer. 3014 Preston Barbara L. Ryans, 20, 4626 Varble George E. Meyer, 22, Navy. Norfolk, a Vivian Fow, 19, of 1007 Dixon.

Jamea A. Stevens, 19. salesman. 1245 Central; Shirley A. Aldrldge.

17. Buerhel. Albert Levlne, 56, merchant. Miami, Ann Frank, 42, of 2221 Carolina. Louis F.

Williams, 24, school machine operator, Indianapolia; Glenna J. Shanks, Thorntown, Ind. Simon D. Hyman, 45, self employed, 2205 Douglass Mary L. Thompson, of 42a W.

Ormshv. Palmer Prultt. 26, fireman, Hodgen-vllle: Mary L. Drury, 31. of 1329 South 3d.

Patrick E. Thompson, 42, clerk. 211 Osage; Elsie M. Grimes, 29, of 1311 S. 17th.

Reeves, il, fireman, W. Hill; Myrtle L. Reach, 19, of 2809 Grand. Births Boys Mrs. Jesse 1.

Bowles. Coral Ridge Rt. Oct. 1. Mrs.

Anthony 1. Prestiglacoma, 104 9. Jackson. Oct. 2.

Mrs. Arvie L. Brooks, Valley Station Rt. 3. Oct.

3. Mra. George M. Buehler, 703 Meigs, Jeffersonvllle, Oct. 4.

Mrs. Kenneth E. Amlck, 211 W. Hill, Oct. 5.

Mra. William G. Barclay, 15T Mills Oct. 5. Mra.

Odis A. Barrow, 624 Dresden, Oct. 1. Mrs. Joseph M.

Blckett, 1109 S. 18th, Oct. 7. Mrs. Hubert Bolding, 737 W.

Cornell, Clarksville, Sept. 29. Twin Gipls Mrs. Francis J. Hanlon, 1922 W.

Market, Oct. 1. Girls Mra. Jack Sept. 29.

A. Watson, 1464 S. 2d, Mrs. William town. Sept.

28. J. Wheeler, Jefferson- Mrs. Leo M. Zurkuhlen, 1013 Rose Oct.

4. Mrs. Joy B. Abbltt. 2725 Brownsboro Rd Oct.

2. Mrs. LeRny A. Back, Jeffersontown Rt. 3, Oct.

5. Mrs. Edward A. Bagdoian, Valley Station Rt. 2, Oct.

4. Mra. Robert E. Bowling, 1825 Rowan, Oct. 2.

Mrs. James R. Bradley, 1152 S. 32d, Sept. 27.

Mrs. Atwood F. Brown, 1307 Vim Oct. 3. Mrs.

Ted P. Bryant, 3827 Algonquin Oct. 2. Mra. Harry W.

Castleman, 4123 Masale, Oct. 3. Mrs. Cornelius Caswell, Perry Ellrabethtown, Oct. 1.

Mrs. George E. Clark, 5119 Fay, Oct. 1. Mrs.

Paul E. Collins, 912 S. 28th. Sent. 30.

Mrs. William H. Pawson, 139 Rose Oct. Mrs. Jerome W.

Sparks, 1524 Oleanda, Oct. Mrs. Ferrill L. Slone, 421 Oct. 7.

Heywood, Mra. Sanford F. nett. Oct. 10.

Mra. Albert L. Thomas, 1140 E. Bur-Williams, 29.12 Finn, Oct. 7.

Mrs. Alden G. Hoyt, 1606 Thorn berry, Oct. I. Mrs.

Edward E. Jaggers, Rt. 3, Oct. I. Mrs.

Harding Johnson, Shepherdsville 1, Oct. 13. Mrs. William A. Mattinfly, 911 S.

1st, Oct. g. Mrs. George L. McDanlel, Buechet Rt.

Oct. 10. Mrs. William R. Denzik, 139 Harlan, Oct.

11. rsfij When you because if? 1, YES SI affair." It LIVING democracy of Life. our trilh SAUERKRAUT or FRIED CHICKEN with GIBLETS SUPPER SERVED FROM 4 P.M. UNTIL Church Ground, Cane Run Road louiivillt Transit Compony Transportation (a Grounds. extra far.

Atk for transfer. Contributions of MOO or More Reported In the Community Chest Campaign Statistics for Complaints Filed 2101-O. Cohen vs. Marie CoHen, divorce. 2165 Hilda J.

Morrieon vs. Donald L. Morrison, divorce. 2166 Catherine Sanders vs. Jjmei William Sanders, divorce 2167 Georg S.

Smith vs. Harry Phipps, order of delivery. aifis Rhoda B. Martin vs. Charlea R.

llamn. divorce. 2H9 Bethel Bryan vs. Thula Bryan, divorce. 2171V Herbert Simma vs.

Genevieve fjimins, on petition. 21T1 Mary Barnes Bennett vs. James S. Bennett, divorce 2172 Evaline Shelby Ballou vs. Leonard D.

Rallou, divorce. 2173 Bennle Dowell vs. Amanda Keys Unwell, divorce 2174 Mary S. Kingsley vs. Chester Schroader et damages.

2175 Barbara Louise Isaacs vs. Jamea Leo Isaacs, divorce. Shirley Ann Geron va. Cecil M. Geron.

divorce. 2177 Joan P. Tripp va. Boy R. Tripp, divorce.

2178 Mary Jo Humphrey vs. Herbert Humphrey, divorce. 2179 Dorothy Lea Thurman vs. Howard Thurman, divorce. 2180 John Shipman vs.

Thomaa Tomer-Jin, damages. 2181 William Husband vs. Cecil S. Dethrldce, damages. Eugene Breedlove.

vs. Betty Jane Laws Breedlove, divorce. 2184 Floyd Schans Plumbing Heating vs. Clarence A. Fharris et on pote.

2185 Henry Vngt Machine Co. vs. How-rd T. Lee et review. 218B Arlo Stiff Perry vs.

James Perry, divorce. 2187 Esther Bowman vs. Charles Bow-wan. divorce. 218s Ernest Johnson et al.

vs. Leon Thomas et on note. 2189 Jamea Davidson vs. Alice David-inn, divorce. 2190 Mary B.

Ilarltnesa vs. Frank B. Harkness, divorce. Building Permits Crawford Homes. 13 frame dwellings, Sinn Wedgewood Way, S4.50O: 3105 Wedge-wond Wav, Radiance H.Wi each; Radiance ts.500 each; 3103 Radiance 3108 Radiance 3100-13 Radiance SJ.000 each; 3107 Radiance 14 While Castle Svstem, brick addition to restaurant building, 105 E.

Market, 111. Elrod Manufacturing Co addition lo building, 1465 S. Brook, 500. James D. Edwards, frame dwelling, 4)13 Churchman, 14.0OO.

B. H. Williams, brick-veneer dwelling with fireproof garage attached, 5338 Southdale. slO.000. f.oldie W'lshnla.

alterations tn brick bu Jdlng, 11S-S8 S. Brook. Cecil E. Knight, Sr frame garage, 425 Crittenden ISM. L.

Lewis, frame dwelling, 511 Denmark. i.1.500. Vewell Meyers, enclose porch to dwelling. 3473 Taylor 1650. Ell Brown, III, alterations to brick building, 420-22 S.

5th. 140,000. T. Allison, frame garage, 1.T6 Algonquin MOO. Ralph R.

Reid. addition lo frame dwelling, 158 Pennsylvania. MOO. Walter C. Klmmel.

repairs to fire-damaged frame dwelling, 1359 S. 2d, Bvers Hnmes, brick-veneer dwelling with fireproof garage attached, 271 Goldsmith Ln $14,500. County Court John G. Hicks appointed administrator Cf Charlotte Bryant estate. Granvil E'kin anpointed administrator ef Thomas W.

RIchter estate. F.arle H. Runyan aooointed executor of Lllv E. Runyan estate. Emll Hehl appointed executor of Minnie K.

Hehl estate Louisville Trut Co. appointed guardian of Sandra Lee Hall. Police Court Obtaining goods under false pretenses -Dorlis A. Hill, held to grand Jury Nov. 13.

Burglary Robert J. Thurman, post- Boned to Nov. 13. Drunken driving Woodrow W. Simpson, postponed to Nov.

2. Malicious stabbing Lavada Murphy, pntpor tn Nov 20. Uttering worthless check Ronald A. Fox. held to grand Jury Nov.

13. Forgery Florence A. Chesney, held to (rand Jury Nov. 13. Marriage Licenses William D.

Auhrev. 19, dough roller, 1034 Lamotnn; Lula Pearl Allen, 15, Pleasure Ridge Park. PRE-XMAS SPECIAL A beautiful 8x10 Portrait In Sepia. A regular $7.50 value. OFFER EXPIRES OCT.

30. In Orovps, Mc lach Child Limit 1 to Family Jl Children Mutt It Accem- -pfl ponied By Partntj With feJQ Thi Ad ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS PHOTOGRAPHS NOW! USE OUR IAY-AWAY PLAN 448 S. 3rd, Cor. 3rd Walnut Open Daily 9 30 Mentfev Nlte PM. Oven Sunday 1 to P.M.

Me 98' PROOFS I r) I SHOWN IN I 30 MINUTES S. S. of of 31, 31. 3, A Ton ef Sauioje RAIN OR SHINEI I'nder big healed tent 190.09 Movers, mm y) ifin OHE MM Si I A ONE GIVE bwh wall! At Noon Meeting Wednesday, October 21, 1953 The Community Chest of Louisville and Jefferson County acknowledges with great appreciation the contributions listed below. Contributions of less than $100.00 are equally appreciated, but so numerous that space will not permit publication.

Total gifts of employees of firms and groups solicited through the Industry-Commerce and Public Divisions will be acknowledged after the campaign, as soon as complete reports are received. Lyman L. Dawson, Campaign Chairman. 1 T-V-. 109 09 100.09 Mr.

A Mrs. Mr. A Mrs. i Howard, Andrew I. Hubbuch Brothers A Wtllendorff Hubbuch In Kentucky Hyle Hosiery Company- I Independent Cleaners I.

A H. Food Bar Jefferson, Mr, A Mrs, Carlyle Jefferson Wood Workinf Company -Jelsma, Or. A Mrs. F. Jones Dsbney Company Mr.

A Mrs. Company, Wm. Brothers Co. Foods, Inc A Mrs. A.

Mr. A Mrs. F-appor Bottllno Inc. Mrs. John C.

Mr. A Mrs. D. Mr. A Mrs.

Mr. Jack M. Mr. A Mrs. Mr, A Mrs, W.

Famous Foods Dr. A Mrs, S. 1,009 00 200 00 400.00 150 00 150.99 459.00 139 00 173.09 100.09 110 00 150.90 100.09 1,509 09 550.00 109.09 KemnitI, Mrs. Ky. Bourbon Ky.

Central Accident Ins. Kentucky Fen Kentucky Sanitary Beddinf Ky. Veneer Kimmerhnt, mrair Life A Co. Shop Company Works Ray Glanna S. Kline, Idward Koby, Mr.

A Mrs. Btntamin Koppelman, Mrs. J. Koimos Portland Cement Company Fund Krauth Ilectrlc Furniture Co. 175.99 Oeoree I.

150 00 Wallace 390.00 Gereld L. 300.M Oscar 1,509.99 Owning a home is a "family is the foundation for BETTER it is the symbol of American it is the American Way William Laib Supply Laird A Dolflnoers, Mr. A Mrs. John Landolt, Mr. A Mrs.

R. J. Line, Mr. A Mrs. Otto Lent, Mr.

Robert A Lenihan, Leopold, Mr. A Mrs. Lawrence Levi, Mr. A Mrs. 550 00 100 00 110.00 100.9 109.0 125 100 09 100.00 1,000.09 Theodore Products 100 00 100.09 1,000 9 100.09 110 00 MO.

00 10 99 100.00 117 00 100.09 100 100 00 300.00 325 09 159 00 15000 309.0 150.99 10000 1,000 00 Bros. 140 09 120 0 150 00 00.09 100.09 300.09 150 0 250 0 100 09 100.00 4509 10 a W9.09 130 09 100 10.9 100.90 109 0 109 0 113. to 7,500 00 Solomon, Dr, A Mrs. fdwin P. Southeastern Paper Co.

Southern Automatic Music Inc. 139 00! 250.00 150.00 Southern Bell Tel. A Tel, Companv 1.370 00 1 709.991 Southern Optical Co. Sou. Liouor Sou.

Sevinee A Bldf. Association Sou. Veneer Mff. Co. Seuthwettern Tob.

Co. Speed, Mr. A Mrs, 109.00 159 90 300 00 350.09 Wm. S. 5,000.09 Standard Prlnflnf 123 00 Ha.

dan Stores, Inc. 1.300 00 Stevens, Harry 100.00 Stevens, Mr, A Mrs. Leroy R. Stewart, Mr. A Mrs.

J. A. Stifliti Corporation Stimpson Computin Scale Co. Stocker, Mr. A Mrs.

Oicar P. Stratar, Mr. A Mrs. Harry A. 130 00 340 00 5C0.99; 400.09, 100.991 500 00 Stratton A Tersteete Co.

3,300 00 Super Creek Creamery Company 100 00 Superior Tree Ixpert 150.00 Sutcliffe, Mr. A Mrs. ilbert Gary 130 00 Swan, Mrs. Charles L. 100 09 I 150 00 175 09 Tapp, Mr.

Otho Taustine, Mr. and Mrs. Hute Taylor, Mrs. I. Island Taylor, T.

A Co. Tersfetoe, Mr. A Mrs. Wilton H. Thompson Children 1,099 00 1,200 00 1,400 00 100 00 150 00 33 00 i 3O0 00 175.09) 1M .00 Thompson, Mr.

James P. Time Finance Co. Torbltt A Castleman Co. Trawick, Or. John, Jr.

Twav, Mr, A Mrs. William T. Ulferfs, Or A Mrs. U. R.

Url, Mrs. Walter U. S. Trust Co Van Slyke, Mr. A Mrs.

Glen I Victor, Dr. A Mrs. Karl N. Volt, Mr. A Mrs.

Alvln A. Von Allmen, Mr. A Mrs. 10 99 ISO 00: 025.09: 40 00; 300.10 300.00 nil 130 Wtldman A Levitan 309 00 Wathen, J. Bernard, III 100 00 Watson.

Emmett Co. 175.09 Wehmhoff, Johanna K. 100 00 Wasch, Mrs. G. A.

200.00 Whitalaw, Mr. A Mrs. R. Bruce 190 00 Will, Arthur A Co. 175.00 Windell, Mrs.

James 120.09 Wolfe, Or. John J. loon Wolff, Miss Beatrice 100 00 Welford, Mr. Lao T. 157.0 Woman's Club of Louisville 150 00 Wood, Or.

A Mrs. Chas. f. loe.w Wood, Mr, A Mrs. W.

Roberts 145 00 Vounter't 1X99; 7, Zelinef, Mr. A Mrs. Carl w. iu.w Iimmer. McCieskey Ad- I vertisinf Atency 100 A Absll, Mrs.

Hslsn 100.00 Ackarmann, Dr. I Mrs. Kant Adams, Martin I. A Sons Aldsrson, Clifford L. Altord, Amslia Allan, Mr.

Mrs. Winthrop W. Alavandar, Robert American Buildara Supply Company Anderson Sales, Inc. Anderson, Mrs. W.

Arnold, Mrs. Brent Atkins, Or. A Mrs. Wm. Audubon Country Club Axton, Mr.

A Mrs. I. D. B. A B.

Novelty Inc. Bsnk Of Louisville Banks, Mr. A Mrs. Maurice Barker, Mrs. Thos.

A. Bsrnett, Mrs. Bernard Bell, Dr. a. Mrs.

Jos. Bell, Junius W. Bennett, Dr, Willerd Bant, Willard O. Beisiro A Company A Laneen Bickel, Mr. A Mra.

Idwin H. Bickel Company, Henry Bicfcel, Mr. A Mrs. aul J. Bill, Mr.

A Mrs. Clifford I. Bishop, Mr. A Mrs. Arthur Bond Brothers, Inc Boston Shoe Inc.

Bourbon Stock Yards Co. Brecher, Charles t. Brecher Company, Bridie Transit Co. 110.00 JM.00 150.00 120.00 500.0 100.00 00 .09 300.00 100.09 100.09 123. 9 100 00 500.00 100 09 750.00 100.99 100.00 100 00 HO 100.00 100.00 130 00 174.00 50.00 109 00 00.00 M0.

00 123.00 109.09 SOO 00 109 00 300.00 500.00 JOO.OO 159.00 PrownForman Dtsttlltnf Corporation Brown, Oeorie Oarvln 1,200 00 Brown, Mr. A Mrs. W. L. Lyons Burdorf'i Budget 149 Burdorf, O.

SOO.OO Chill, Mr. A Mrs. i. H. Carroll, Mr.

Dan Carroll Rooers Co. Casey, Mr. Mrs. I. B.

190.09 400 09 150.09 100.09 Castner, Mr. A Mrs. Charles W0. 00 Central 01 us Co. IM Chambers, Mrs.

Hennlnf. 100.00 Cissell Mff. W. M. t.006 00 aerk, Mr.

A Mrs. O. M. 100.00 'lark, Dr. Samuel S.

100.00 Clarke, Mrs, frnest 100.00 Clayton A Lambert Manufacturint CO, ,300. 109.99 J50 00 109.0 Cohen, Dr. A Mrs. Armand I Cole, Mr. A Mrs.

Lewis W. Columbia Mfo. Co Cobb, William t. Cooperative Fertiliser Service of Richmond, Inc Condon, Mr, A Mrs. Conner Mfo.

10 9 100 09 173 99 500.99 Grooms, Rslph Conrad, Mr. ft Mrs. Milton 1J0W Cook Mff. C. Lao Cooko, Mr.

A Mrs. Thurston, and Thurston Cooko Motor Company 1711 Cooperative Seed. A Form Supplies AA in, iw Comer efractorlot Co. Cralle, Lee I. Cronan, Charles Dabney, Wm.

Day Dehler Dslmonico Dick, Mr. Dlthman, J. A Dr. Company, Dooian, Dosker, Douglas, J. B.

Doyle, Durham, J. Drvbroueh, Frits Durkee Over, Robert economy tsoer, Imbry, Ivorbach, Iwint, First Kentucky Fish, S. T. Fladderman, Idne Fleiner, Oustav Flenner, Morris Fort Frailer, Frederick, William Frehlino, Joseph Frentl, Sidney Frev Fuller, Gardeners Merket Oeron, Max Oanerol Oibson, Wm. Olles, Olenmoro Ooldbero, Oolde, Goldstein, Goodman on, Ooodrkh B.

F. Gordon Graft Great Supply Greoory, Harcourt, Hardy, Haskm, Heflln, Lee Heiimen, Clarence Helm, Hillerich Horner, Mr. A Mrs. Bernard H. 109 00 Midwest Mortfeoe 425 09 Miller, Or.

Alfred 115.90 Miller, Mr. A Mrs. Bruce D. 199.99 Miller, Mr. A Mrs, i.

Gordon 150.09 Monarch Auto Co. 300 00 Monarch iquipment Co. 1,000 00 Morton Pockinf Co. 100.00 Muldoon, Miss Hannah L. 100.09 National Cash Reflittr Company 709.00 Newberry, J.

J. Co. 150.00 Newman, Mr. A Mrs. Phillip B.

499.09 Nicholson, Or. A Mrs. William 100.99 Norman, Mr. A Mrs. Abnsr 1 Jr.

r. 135 09 Norman Kiln Oryinf Co. 123.00 Norm, Mrs. A. Oillum 100 00 0 Oertel Brewinf Co lt.OOOOO Oertel, John F.

550 00 Oertel, Mary Louise 329.0 Ohio Falls Ove and Flnlihino Works 300.09 Ohio River Frankfort Cooperate Corp. 100.09 Ortner, Or. A Mrs. Atvin B. 173 00 Otterbech, Christian 100 09 Overhead Door Co.

of Kentucky 135.0 Overatreet, Dr. A Mrs. Samuel A. 400 00 Owens Illinois Glass Co. 10.0 Parrot, Mr.

A Mrs. Rev L. 100 09 Pedioo, Or. Oeorpe, 110 0 Perlitoin, Or. Irvint 100.00 Peterson, Mr.

A Mrs. Willism L. 130 00 Petot, John S. A Co 309.00 Philip Morris A Ltd. Inc 1,5000 Puritan Cordate 1,900.0 Ranard, Mr.

A Mrs. William 10099 Raid, Or. Benlamln A. 100 .00 Reiss Dabney Citer 10000 Robblns, Carl B. 100.00 Robertson Inc.

loooo Ronald, Mr. A Mrs. O. W. 100.0 Rosenbaum, Or.

A Mrs. Irvin S. 1900 Rosenblum, Mr. A Mrs. Bernard D.

"000 Runyan, H. A Sons 10 00 Rusch, Mr. A Mrs. P. W.

100 00 Ryan, Dr. A Mrs. J. 100.09 Sachs, Mrs. Idward 159.0 Salem Iveneollcal Reformed Church 10009 Sawyer, Albert Jr.

100 09 Scheckert Bros. Cleaner '00 09 Scott, Curtis 500 Security Finance Co MO 00 Settrberf, Dr. L. 100 00 Shaffer, Mr. Roy 100 00 Shapiro Foundation 150.00 Simrall, Or.

J. O. H. 120 00 Sims, Mr. A Mrs.

Gene 130 09 IJider, f. Co. 100 00 Smith, Mr. A Mrs. Hunt 109 00 Smith, Mrs.

Letchwortti. 150.0 Smith, Judoo A Mrs. Macauley L. 499 Smith, Or. A Mrs.

Stanley 100 0 Smith, Thomas Floyd 130 0 Smith, Vertner, Co. K0 00 Snyder Bros. General Atency 190.0 plan to build see us business is making f.OOO.N 135 09 150.09 109 1399 150.00 100.09 550.0 350 00 1000 IM 00 100.0 Smanuel Law. Jacob A Limper, or. Little, Or.

A Lotan, W. Hume, Lent, Charles Louisville A National Bank Trust Mr. A Mrs. Misses A litimi Mr. A Mra.

Dr. A Mrs. Knox Const. Dr. Harry S.

Mr. A Mrs, O. Dr. A Mrs. M.

Mr. A Mrs. L. Planinf Mill Dr. J.

Luther A Formers Company Dr. A Mrs. L. Baklnf Co. Mr.

A Mrs. e. fliOTjTjue loams Merterer m. Mrs. J.

A. Jr. Co. A Tool Co. Louisville Baseball Club Louisville Builders Supply Co.

Louisville Cap Co. Louisville Fire Brick Works louitvllla Bas A llactriC 250 00 11J 09 109.09 10999 LOUISVILLE HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION JA 1127 Co. 11,900.09 Louisville Mill Supply Co. 175.00 Louisville Paper Co 750 00 Louisville Transit Co 1,000 99 Mr. A Mr.

W. O. 1,700 00 Distilleries Co. 1.000 00 Dr. Herry 100 00 Dr.

A Mrs. Harry 100.00 Dr. Jos. 110.0 A Hemble- Inc. IM Chemical 1,900.9 Mff.

US 00 Fade Inc SOO.Ot Dollars For Your HOME Home For Your DOLLARS 130 South 5th St. Ntxt Door to fodorol Rtiorvt Bank Love, Or. Selby Lovemen, Dr. A Mrs. Adolph B.

Lucas, Dr. A Mrs. Marvin A Lyons, W. A Co Mammoth Life A Accident Insurance Co. May, Dr.

A Mrs. William McAuliffe, Dr. Georoe McCarfy, Dr. A Mrs. A.

Clayton McCracken, Mr. A Mrs. Jamss F. McNsal, Mr. Charles I.

Means, Mrs. Charlotte N. Menoel, The, Co. western Company Mrs. Clark 150.0 100.99 Mr.

A Mrs. 100 00 Mr. Ashton Mrs. J. Donald M.

Dr. A Mrs. I 15 0 109 09 SOO 00 300 09 LISTEN TO OUR PROGRAM EVERY SUNDAY OVER WAVE 3:00 P.M. and WINN 3:00 P.M. SATURDAY Contult Your Realtor Merchants A Menufoc- turers Faint Co 309 00 Merchants Whol.

Orocory 400 99 Mover, Or. J. Herod 100.9) Mover, Mr. A Mr. Lewis A.

Meyer, Mr. Raymond 1O0.0 Mr. A Mrs. .1,100 Mrs. T.

Kennedy. UO 90 A Bradsby 750.0 Mr. A Mrs. Chariot to of often, Mr. M.

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