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Death mn.4 Funeral. 1 TOE COURIERJOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 9, 1948. City and County Statistics COMMISSIONER'S 3AU Gordon Miller vs. Brand. Incorporated.

No. SOO-S46. Jefferson Circuit Court, Chancery Brai ch. 1st Div. Under Judgment will sell on Monday, January 12, 1948.

at public auction. Court House door, Louisville. about 11 a tor cash or on credit of four months, following property: "One silk rug, 21 feet by 14 lest." Amount to be raised, 810,538 21. Purchaser shall make S200 oo deposit at time of sale. J.

LEONARD WALKER, Commissioner. Mr. James M. Lewis. 2803 New High.

Dee. it. Mrs. Joseph H. Davis.

823 X. Bar bee. Dec. 80. Mrs.

Thomas J. Barcus. 209 B. Walnut. Deo.

20. Mrs. James R. Sandrella. 218 W.

Hilt, Dec. 14. Mrs. Adrlano D. Aliens, 104 Spring, Chartestown, Dee.

9. Mrs. James A. Sutherland, Bloomfleld, Dee. 22.

Mrs. Clarence V. Be re. .1301 E. Washington, Dec.

15. Mrs. Leo J. Ouerin. 1401 S.

1st. Dae. 18. Airs. Beverly C.

Reynolds. 1404 S. Sd, Dec. 8. Mrs.

Leonard H. Wilson'. 1281 S. Brook. Dec.

24 Mrs. Frederick J. Denison, 311 E. 10th. New Albany, Dec.

15. Mrs. Arthur G. Vance, R.R., Underwood. Dec.

13. Mrs. William H. Wise. 1735 W.

Jefferson. Dec. 14 Mrs. William W. Maxey.

851 S. 24th. Deo. 23. Mrs.

Vernon Pullen. 2027 W. Jefferson, Dec. 4. Girls.

Mrs. John H. Mueller, 1103 Manning Dec. 30. Mrs.

James C. Ditmara, 3323 Rudd. Dec. 22 Mrs. Richard A.

Hardin, 2908 Portland. Dec. 19 Mrs. Willis T. Spangler, R.

R. 2. Box 341 Jeffersonvine. Dec. 22 Mrs.

William B. Giesecke, 1381 S. Ployd. Dec. 18 Mrs.

Olbert T. Stephenson, 427 E. Lee, Dec. 23. Mrs.

frank Oreenwell. 720 E. Washington. Dec. 27.

Mrs. George Barmore, 2825 N. W. Dec. 38.

Mrs. Fay M. Ormsby, 1641 Jaeger, Dec. 23. Mrs.

John G. Hays. 408 W. Carter, Clarkaville, Dec. 23.

Mrs. Clarence J. 809 Tenny, Dec. 25. Mrs Richard H.

Woodard. 1258 WUlow, Dec. 22. Mrs. John M.

Roach, R. R. 1, Box 88, Coral Ridge, Dec. 22. Mrs.

Charles E. Palmer, 312 E. Gray, Dec. 20. Mrs.

Richard M. Buck, 840 S. 27th, Dec. 21. Mrs.

James C. Hagan, R. R. Box 634 C. Louisville, Dec.

22. Mrs. Frank Y. Miller. R.

R. 2, Anchorage. Dec. 27. Mrs.

Graddy C. Richard. Altawood Anchorage, Dec. 23. Mrs.

Claude H. Nunn, 1114 S. Preston, Dec. 19. Mrs.

Chester B. Colyer, R. R. 2, Anchorage, Dec. 19.

Mrs. Royce V. Matkin, 408 W. Breck-i inridge. Dec.

20. Mrs. George N. Thomas. 114 E.

Breckinridge, Dec. 20. Mrs. Kenneth H. Tuggle, Barbourvllle, Ky Dec 19 Mrs.

Marvin C. Grasmlck, 1234 Phyllis, Dec. 13. Marriage Licenses Caryl Koeltz, 32, salesman. 2911 Beaumont Anne Davis, 22, of 2907 Beaumont Rd.

Richard J. Zoeller, 31. laboratory assistant, 2219 Osage; Frances L. Barrett, 23, of 1104 Dresden. James Carney Roe, 31.

salesman, 1918 last view; Gwen Seaver, 31, of 1918 East-view. Herman Schweitzer, 48, salesman, 841 W. Market; Rose Rohde. 38, of 1902 Portland. William D.

Hurt, 28, bookkeeper, Lexington; Maudie King, Jeffersonvllle. Charles L. Fowler, 25, painter, 863 Midway: Mary E. Wallace. 20.

of 2314 St. Louis. Clarence C. Hamann, 87 chiropractor, and Stella Hamann, 98, both of Indianapolis. Julius G.

Henke. 71. retired, and Lucille Fels. 72, both of Chicago. William Cundiff.

28, metal polisher, 631 17th: Martha Bird Lawson, 23. of 1403 E. Washington. Carl L. Herndon.

29, superintendent. Neodeska. Rita Wilson, 40, of 907 S. 6th. Ira T.

Honaker. 38. bus driver. 2424 W. Broadway; Beatrice McCarty, 33, of 983 Baxter.

Cecil Paul Darnell, 28, laborer, 1167 S. 20th; Anna M. Wright, 20, of 2413 St. Xavier. William P.

Weber, 21, Army. 31S Gilbert Thelma Ungles, 16. of 3768 Woodruff. tt run tirMoriFT.is'u Let Louisville a finc-sl stylist lestyle your old fur cost into a new cre-iiutin SUim cape or stole cape as low as 4 19 PACY FOX FURRIFRn 319 Wbestnut. C.OLfTTONf StiKllo.

31 4W OietniiT St will accept all coupons through February 14 regardless of expiration dates, roiui.u ma xeio ve ry.Y mf. 1 m.1.' Al.f. aDtilianrsi: immediate delivery: easy terms: buy in the country and save tr.e difference. Settia Sale and Service, jti- fersnntnwn 8838 ll AIR braids and transformations made from your own hair. nusn riair mam Vt-anitv SVtnn So7 Ktarks Blfitf VAVTEiV.

fotVrhomes within Jefferson County for boy IB to it year ot age. AddIv Children Agency, S54 3d TTEttONCTr7: now iiihe time to dve your O.D. fineit work. t-wwx ervice: 4-hour cleaning service. Janes Cleaner ana Dyer, gi 5.

Tin. DYE vour Army trouser. shirts, jackets or overcoats to civilian shades Call In dependent Cleaners, 817 Jfc. Market, ja 0113, ARE vnu snlne to have tax croc. ems again due to improper bookkeeping? Save time and money.

Call JA 8293 no- 11 ANO player wanted, white man or woman, circle Bar, 1U court, jener- awinvine Phone "WASTED lady to teach dancing to a couple in private home, one or two eve nings week, write a. care a tVU Repairing We guarantee five-day service. Crosby Jeweler. 336 W. Jefferson.

10 REWARD for information leading to the sale of aluminum combination storm windows and door. Phone CL 8123. VACANCY for elderly or invalid man or woman; 24-hour nursing care. Call MA HOME for elderly people: good food, kind treatment; central location. 119 W.

Oak. A 623S "FORGOTTEN families really in need give hone numbers of references and write rcle George. Box 571. Louisvllie. Service Offered Service Offered General.

14 ADDITIONS, alterations and repairs: we specialize in carpentry, roofing, siding. insulation, finishing attic, adding near rooms and remodeling: free estimates FEDERAL HOME REPAIR SERVICE. A 2645. HI 4282-W. "ADJUSTING gas toves.

repairing: re pairing coal stoves; worx guarameea; ci years experience, can Sri 3HUI-W. APPLIANCES, washers, radios, refriger ator, vacuum cleaners, irons repaired; expert technicians: pick up. delivery. BACON SLKVltE UlrAlUMt.1 i 5th Floor 4th and Market. JA422L APPLIANCES, washers, radios, vacuum cleaners: free estimates: work guaran teed.

Shawnee Electric nop, ssu ruver Park Dr. Call SH 3300 AUTOMOBILE insurance is necessary: our rates are reasonable; phone us today. THOMAS E. HA YUEN CO. TA 15JS- 3932 Frankfort St.

Matthews. "Bookkeeping and typing done at home: vears of experience: prompt serv ice given. Call SH 8333-J. Blll-U now. cost win oe nigner inia spring; no down pyment.

3 year to pay. CHAS. T. BURNS. IVt nrnnkllna AT 324 "BUICDING ET? KODETHJ lTuTCDfi3' Building, remodeling, repairing; prompt service on estimates and work; no Job too small.

C. X. CISSELL. JR. TA 0449 111 N.

Keats. A 6ST7. "BUTCDING. "decorating, remodeling, esti- mate free; immediate service. HARRY A.

KOCH 1110 ard stown Rd JA 821 1 BTTlDTNG, remodeling, decorating; fxe animated prompt service. BELL AND KOCH X612-22 Mell wood. TA 0904,. BLI LdTN remodeling and repair wor of all kinds: free estimates; prompt se rvice. all FR 5537 BUILDING, repairing.

painting: work uaranteea ana reasonaDie. Mercer, it OLDINQi remodeling, roofing, insulated brick aiding, guttering: free estimate; term WA 31M or TA 5519 Ul LDtNCrTet Stober Bros, do your re- modeling, paint and repair your noma. Call FR 2476. BITLDING, remodeling, storm window ana doors. McNuity ma eau.

"BUILDING, repairing, roofing and siding; free estimates. Cherry. A sain. CABINET making of all kinds, and an-tiques reproduced; prompt service. Cail SH 5909-W.

M. B. Parr. TABIN" ETS and kitchen cabinets built to order; all types of specialty millwork; prompt service. 5H CAftPENTfR repairs of all kinds, brick siding, cabinets, storm doors, concrete roofing and guttering.

Phone SH '3D1-H or CL 6Q56. CARPENTEB. general repair and founds-tion work; remodeling: free estimates; immediate service; reasonable rate. HA 9074-W. TA ft ENTER work, building, repairing, remodeling, free estimates: buildings bought for salvage, immediate service.

AT 0563. CARPENTEKi general repair and founda-tion work; remodeling; free estimates: reasonable rates; immediate service. SH 4204-M A tNTf iOndrplrTbullt-ln raFTneW; remodeling; ash cords: 1st cU workmanship: prompt service. TA 6-o5 "CARP F.N YE It work, all kinds; patch plaster; experienced; work guaranteed; free estimate. general repair and remodeling: foundation work: free estimates: jprornpt jse rvice Call Turner, SH m3-J.

CARPENTER "work, repairing, remodeling and light rmiidlng. Art Oigr-vv. CAlPF.NTEBli out a new face on the old place: for home modernisation and interior decorating call AT 1115 or A 4084. We do the work. Experienced veteran A it PE WTRTi add a room, build a home or concrete block garage: small )ob or general reconditioning.

Tom Dolan. MA 5603-W. cleaned, pointed, rebuilt and flashed; 30 years' experience; ail worn guaranteed Call SH 5Q87-J. tuck painted; grates reset; free SH LEAKING) "I-day" service; bring your clothe to our main plant before 9 a ready by I pm. Independent Cleaners, 817 E.

Market, between Shelby and jTampbelL cl.F, NO paper; riem-lrntng. painting house cleaning: floors elertrtrallv polished- basement prsyed; Hutch, t'Ljif. fl.OCltS arid wai'hes repaired, last erv Ire; old gold wanted for cash. Claude Steinnti. 531 3.

3d. A 623. general repair, porches, steps, floor, bpsement dug under your house, nn wm. urown. wa DECORATOR; Trueriof decorating, papering, painting, slipcovers, draperies, upholstering, general cleaning.

Bannoa Service. WA 9947. DfAPItRS regular schedules at surprisingly low cost: mnxes mntne--bood a pleasure. Crib Diaper Service. JA 8255.

Phone for details, no c.blit:rns. Hint, diaper service make an excellent gift from friend or relatives "FLOOR sanding: lloor "rr finished; f'oors Inld; sander for rent: floor materials. 1318 Hufer WA 3507. FR DfcFSiSMAfnlfis coafa and suit rnT. alterations for men and women; work Rimrantred JA S755.

MVtWAYi cIHfr, crufciV rock, concrete and concrete block work. SH 11 lirj ni 1. 1 f.C Rf A t. con forTnou ie wT and power Installations; fluorescent lighting: work guaranteed. Cash or PAYMENTS.

FARL DOWAM Electrical Service. 634 4Jd SH 34TT H.Krf residential" mmmcirial wiring: tirst-rlass work; prompt and rnurleou service RICH A flit HAKtR AR 00? I 733 Sutrliffe. 9H 804.L. Vt.F.CTKfc AL contracting; "house wlrini and power. BTIGER 9 ELECTRICAI, SEBVICB SIS Ewmg TA 23S TLftfTRICAL contractor; when it elec tric service and installation you need.

caU T. W. NAG EL 326 S. Ewing. TA tVX.

TiLEcf RIC AL contracting; licensed and power wiring, repairing. Winter Electric Service. CL 2634. 1212 Lexington Rd "FttCTRlCIAN1, licensed; reasonable price. A B30 TA gradTng.

traxcavafrtr. bull--floffr. dump trucks; by hour or Job: reasonable rate. Call William G. Scott, FR fl2 tt.sCE efrii'on; woven ornamental and charh-link wire: pecll fall price now in effect.

A. term: free estimates. Falls City Fence Co AR rmiO. FLOOR sanding. refTnishing.

Flesning, shellacking; painted fioor Sanded, made to look like new: all work guaranteed; free estimate; immediate service Jhn FUiatreau. 4143 W. Broadway. SH 4743. AR 09S9-R.

sanrlfng; o1d floors made like new; refmishing; new hardwood fur-, nished. laid; cash or easy payment plan; floor sanders for rent. SH 3619. 2129 Dixie Highway. FLOOR sander and edger for rent; also paper hanging, painting and steaming.

ARTHUR G. MAAS. WA 1028. 170S W. Market.

"FLOORS sanded. refinisherL cleaning. waxina: asphalt or rubber tile furnished, lairt- Immediate service: free work giiaranteedMurphy, MA Wllt I. OCRS sanded and" ref'nihedT-cash or pavments. Acme Decorating 271 1 Taylor Blvd.f MA TURNAcfS cleaned.

vacuum methrdT modern equipment: no mess or pipe replaced: expert rerairtng all makes, flue cleaning; immediate service. Lee. SH 3834. 5eleaned. repaTred; any toker service: steam and hot wi.fr.

Jtjrchner Call SH 4536. FURNACES, gas or coal, installed conversion burners: sheet m-t work. Call JA 20 or Jeffersonvllle TURNITlTrlE UPHOLSTERING Old established firm; we carry a eorn- Flete line of materials; let us retnnid your urnituro like new; call us for estimates: we also make furniture to order: you may select your frame and materia! and let us build them; we can buili you a custom job cheaper than you can buy factorv made furniture JEFFREY'S UPHOLSTERING SHOP A 2652 25 years at 641 S. 1st St Ft'RNlTURB uphoLftering; material samples brought to your home: ail furniture completely rebuilt: restyling: general repair work: prompt, guaranteed service. ARNOLD UPHOLSTERING CO.

(Forinerlv Bruner 6e Arnold! JA 2SM 134 N. 4th. Evenings. WA 0495. Fl'RNITVRFiipnol'stcring.

ref and" cleaning, springs tied, cushion refilled, glue tip and repair work; guaranteed: nljiht or day. FR 7410 Tt RNTrrRlS reupTiolslererl. cushions re-built, springs retied. wehblr.g. quick service: free estimate; reasonable rate.

StS 2443-W AS heating is our business, not a side- line. ZIPPER GAS SERVICE. ISC FR 184L 1546 Berry Blvd. FR 2M GAS," oil and coal heaTinf equipment-repaired; ga and oil floor furnace Installed Immediately; 74-hour service; ail work guaranteed. FR 6433.

tnformallan lnol. Samuel Kt beloved husband ef Mrs. 1 innia Sleflcilrv Colllnes. devoted father of Mrs. Florence Nnubar, Mrs Mane fcatmon Steve.

Arthur, Herbert and Harry Colling also survived by his sister. Mrs. Nettle Rusk, his brother Mr. Stephen Colling, both of California: 23 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Services for Mr.

Colllnsa will be held at 10 a m. Saturday morning in the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home, Oak and Schiller Ave. Interment in Zachary Taylor National Cemetery. Attention Spanish American War Veterans.

D. A. V. F. W.

anS Legionnaires. Veterans kindly assemble at the funeral home at 9:30 Saturday morning. DAL'TRICH. Mr Paulina O. at 1140 a m.

January 7, 1S48. at her residence, the Charles P. Moorman Home, 606 Cherokee Rd Survived by son, Charles L. Dau-trlch. 3 grandchildren.

Funeral from Lee E. Cralle 1330 S. 3d. at 2 p.m. Friday.

January 9. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. FRYXELL. Arthur William, at 1:11 a m. Wednesday.

January 7. 1948, at the Kentucky Baptist Hospital. Father of Roland A. and Miss Augusta K. Fryxell; also survived by granddaughter.

Mrs. William F. Wolke: sister. Mrs. Robert C.

Dixon; brothers, Fred and Roy Fryxell. Funeral from the residence, 183 Coral at 2 m. Friday. Interment In Resthaven Cemetery. GARDNER, Mr.

Andrew passed on at St Josephs Infirmarv, Wednesday, Januarv 7, 1948, in his 64th year, at 8 15 a.m.- Residence. 1245 Keswick Blvd. Beloved husband of Mrs. Elizabeth (Sadie) Gardner (nee Taphorn). Devoted father of Messrs.

Andrew Nellis Joseph John Mrs. Morris Lloyd. Mrs. William T. Lawson, Mrs.

Robert Kadler. Sister Mary Evangelists, of the Ursaline Order; Sister Mary Evangela, Ursaline Order: Miss Marie S. Gardner, and Miss Delores Gardner. Brother of Mrs. Edward Breitenstein.

Mrs. Raechel Goetz. Mrs. Fred Bickel and Mrs. Arthur F.

Suhre: also survived by 10 grandchildren. Remains at the Godfrey F. Russman Mortuary, 1041 Goss Ave. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 8 30 o'clock from the Russman Chapel and at 9 o'clock at St. Elizabeth Church.

Interment in St. Michael's Cemetery. The Blessed Virgin Sodalty of St. Elirjbeth Ohurch will kindly assemble at the chapel Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock and the Holy Name Society at 8 o'clock to recite the rosary. HALL, Mrs.

Mary Ratcliffe, passed away in her 77th year. Thursday. January 8. 1948. at 10:10 p.m.

at her home, 659 E. Barrett Ave. beloved mother of Mr. Edward Hall of-Berkley Heights. New Jersey; Morris.

U. Army; George. Albert and Louis Hall of Greenville. Kentucky: Mrs. Sadie McDowell.

Mr. Addie East of Lancaster. Kentucky; Mrs. Charles Martin, Houston. Texas, and Mrs.

Lorraine Black; also surviving are her sister. Mrs. Emma Smith of O'Bannon. Kentucky: brother, Mr. William Ratcliffe.

Cleveland. Ohio; 43 grandchildren: 18 great-grandchildren. Services for Mrs. Hall will be held in the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home.

Oak and Schiller the time to be announced later. HAMPTON. Mr. William age 91 years, Wednesday. January 7.

1948. at 6 pm: residence. Lexington Rd. Devoted father of Mrs. Delia Wilson and Mr Henry W.

Hampton; brother of Mr. Emma Walling ford, grandfather of Allen and Ann Wilson, Mrs Thelma Bridge. Bowling Breen. Mrs. Greorgie Gray and Mrs.

Margaret Smith, Ashland. Ky. Funeral from Neurath Funeral Home, 728 E. Market Friday at 3 p.m.; Interment. Cave Hill Cemetery.

HESSE, William Wednesday, January 7. 1948. at 10:30 p.m. in his 78th year. Residence.

2101 W. Market St. Beloved husband of Christina (Tina) Hesse: brother of Henry Hesse: also survived by a number of nieces and nephews. Remains at Schorpnhorst Bros. Funeral Home, 1833 W.

Market. Funeral services Friday. January 9 at 3pm Interment In Cava Hill Cemetery. Please omit flowers. HOLSTON.

Phillip Thomas; age 58; died suddenly at his home in Brandenburg. January 7. 1948, at 1 m. Survived by hi wife. Dora Holston.

3 children. Genevieve Holston, Mrs. Bert For-man and Phillip Wesley (Pete) Holston: 1 grandson, Phillip David: 1 (liter. Mr. Mary IvToore: brother.

Mr. Nicholas Holston. Funeral at the residence 2 m. Sunday. Interment In Garnettsvllle Cemetery.

KELLY. Emmet Wednesday. January 7. 1948, at 9 a.m. In his 63d year.

Residence, 3223 Rudd beloved husband Of Mildred Kelly, father of Miss Lera M. Kelly of Detroit, Frank J. Kelly, Glen Allen. James E. Kelly of Louisville; brother of R.

D. Kelly. T. R. Kelly.

Mrs. Katherine Helms. Mrs Mollie Hudson, Mrs. Carrie Hardy and Mrs. LiUie Peppers of Atlanta.

Ga. Remains at Schoppenhorst Bros. Funeral Home. 1832 W. Market St.

Funeral services Friday, January 9. at 10:30 a.m. Interment Eastern Cemetery. KOEBEL, Mr. William Charle.

passed away in his 54th year, Wednesday. January 1, 1948. 6:40 p.m.! family residence. 3128 "Widgeon Road; beloved husband of Mr. Eleanor Schrnitt Koebel; devoted father of Clarence Edward Koebel and beloved brother of Mr.

Minnie Becker and Mr. Fred Koebel of Newark, New Jersey. Services for Mr. Koebel will be held in the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home, Oak and Schiller at 1:80 m.

Saturday. Interment in Resthaven Cemetery. KROGER, Mr. Joseph frank, age 67 years. Wednesday, January 7.

1948. at his resident. 1710 Story Ave. Beloved husband of Mrs. Jennie Webb Kroner and father of Mr.

Jack Kroger of Bradenton Beach. Mr. Edward Kroger of Car-rellton. Ind Mr. Clarence Kroger, Seaman Elmo Kroger.

U. S. Navy, and Mise Marie Kroger. Funeral Friday. January 9.

at 2 m. from L. D. Bax At Sons Funeral Home, 717 t. Chestnut St.

Interment In Eastern Cemetery. LAWKS. Carroll Tuesday. January 6. 1948, at 7:28 in his 61st year; resi dence, 2017 Maple St.

Biepiainer tn hits. Man 'Flimrieth Duncan: brother Of Mr. Hose Roberts. Mrs. Mary Erhart.

Mr. Minnie Moran. Mrs. Beatrice Black and Ernest Lawes. Tuneral Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Carl E.

Herbold Funeral Home. 30th and Broadway, interment in Louisville Memorial park. ITHMAWN. Mr. Anton, age 79 years.

Wednesday. January 7th. 1948. at 6:46 at his residence on Kramer's Lane, off of Cane Run Shlvely. Ky.

hiithinil of Mrs Maadalena Kocher Lehmann; devoted father of Mlssi Mary B. Lehmann, u-wis josepn m. and Ollle E. Lehmann: also survived by 6 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Ttemnins ait his residence on Kramer's Lane.

Funeral Saturday morning at from the residence and at 10 o'clock at St Peter Church, interment iivary Cemeirrv. Memlier of the Holy Name Soclntv of St. Anthony's Church will recite the rosary Friday evening at $:49 at the residence. LOGSDON. Mr.

Lillian Lush, age 49 vears, Thursday, January 8, 1948, at 5:30 residence, 2524 Elliott Ave. Beloved wife of John J. Lossdon: devoted mother of William of Louisville; Miss Lucille Losjsdon and Mr. S. F.

Squatrito. both of San Jose. Cal iter of Clint, Elmer. Arthur, Anthony. Albert of Grayson Springs, ana leo man ox r-.

i Dn mrs. rauiuir irw una. 1 1 Mr H. F. Gr.ant.

Mrs. Elmo Robinson of Peonla. and Mr Walter Long New Albanv. 4 grandchildren. Remains at the John H.

Ratterman ana sons runerai Home. 2114 W. Market St. Funeral ar rangement will be announcea later. Capt.

Thomas passed away suddenly at Franklin. Ky about 4 January 7, 1IMH. in nis a.nn year: residence. S. 3d St Devoted hubantl a vi 1 1 or nuts, i put iw beloved father of Thomas Manttitl ill and Terry Lee Mantell.

also survived by parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thoma F. Mantell.

brother of Mr. Betty Powell and Miss Dorothy Mantell. Remain will be at the Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia after 10 a Friday. Funeral service Saturday afternoon at I .10 o'clock from Shawnee llnrttst Church Hiirlnl Taylor National i emetery. MATHKtS.

Miss Lillian: Thursday. Jan uary 8. 1948; at 145 at the residence. 320 W. Wampum St.

Devoted lter of Mrs. Mary Simms. Misses Anna and Inns Matbet. and Stephen and Edward Ma the Is Also survived several nieces and nephews Funeral irpm ine resiaencat Saturdav. January 10, at 8 45 a m.

and from the Church of St. Leo the Great at 9 a m. Interment St. Michael's Cemetery The church society will please meet at "the residence Friday evening at 8:30 p.m. to recite the nosary.

MrCONNELL, Mrs. Garnett Lee (nee Col lins) passed away Wednesday. January 1148. at 6 40 m. at her residence.

207 N. 28th St. in her 30th year. Beloved wife of Mr. John McConnell: devoted mother of Viola Lee and John R.

McConnell; also survived by her mother, Mrs eaine t.oi-lins: sister of Mrs. Lula Pelle and Mr, Hsrry IT Collins Remains resting at the Owen Funeral name, unii Virginia ve Burial arrangement announced later. Mr LOUGH LIN. Mary at her residence, 1277 Willow Thundav. January 8 1948.

at 3:15 am. Beloved Sister of Alice McLoushlin: also survived by sev eral niece and nephews. Funeral from the residence, Saturday morning, jan- uarv lu, i ci al bmu 1 Brigld Church at 9 o'clock Interment tn St. louis iemetery. nease orrui flowers.

OLMSTEAD, Miss Elizabeth, suddenly, Wednesday. Januarv 7. 1948. at 10:30 beloved sister of Mr. J.

Merten Taylor of Louisville and Miss Emily Olmgtead of Charlestown. W. va. Remains win arrive in Louisville Friday noon and will be taken to the home of her sister at 4105 Vermont. Funeral services Saturday, jan uarv 10.

at 10:30 a m. at Broadway Meth odlst Church. Interment, Cave Hill Cemetery. OLIVER. Mr.

Georae Thursday morn ing January 8, 1948: at 9:10 o'clock; in his 57th year; residence. 1924 Emerson Ave. iJetoved nusoana ot Mrs. Alice Dawson Oliver: father of Mrs. John ri Schuster Ktr -JnseDh Schlinffer: also survived by brother, Reginald Oliver of California, and 5 grandchildren.

Remains at the funeral home of John Maas and on Broadway at Floyd. Funeral from the chapel. Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Resthaven Cemetery. PICKERELL.

Ruth Tadlock; Wednesday, January 7. 1948. at 5:30 a.m. at SS. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital.

Residence. 931 Thornberry age 38 years. Beloved wife of Steve Pickerell: mother of Mrs. EvelTi Ruth Daly and Steve William Pickerell: sister of Mrs. Agnes King, New York.

Mrs. Susie Teens, South Carolina. William Tadlock. California, and James Tadlock. New York: also survived by 1 grandchild.

Remains at the Keenan Funeral Chapel. 1529 W. Market. Funeral Friday at 2 m. Interment in Resthaven Memorial Park.

RAIlM, August, 'passed away at his residence, 4115 River Park Thursday. January 8. at 7:05 p.m.. Devoted husband of Mrs. Rosa Rahm (nee Staubliei: also survived bv daughter.

Mrs Alberta Renfrew; sons. Mr. Herbert Rahm. Mr. Elmer and Mr.

Leonard Rahm Remains at the Owen Funeral Home. 2011 Virginia Ave. Funeral from the Owen Chapel. Saturday afternoon, 3 o'clock. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery.

SCHLATTER. Mrs. Roserta nee Bieri) of Shivelv. Kv Route 1. passed away in her 88th year.

Wednesday. January 7, 1948. at 1:30 a.m. at her residence. Beloved mother of Mr.

Anna Dohn. Alfred and Ernet Schlatter; also survived by 11 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Remains at the W. O. Hardv Funeral Home.

4101 Dixie Shlvely. Funeral service Fridav. January 9, at 2 30 at the chapel. Interment Resthaven Cemetery. SECTION 2 notice or Annual meeting of the Equitable Federal Savings as Loan Association to be held at Its office.

604 West Jefferson Street. Louisville, Kentucky, Januarv 2lst, 1948. at 7 P.M. HENRY F. KELLER.

Secretary NOTICE The annual meeting of the members of Greater Louisville First Federal Savings and Loan Association will be held at the office of the Association at 417 W. Market Street, Louisville. on Wednesday. January 21. at 2 o'clock P.M.

GUSTAV FLEXNER, Serretary. Keierve Dlntrirt No. s. State No. 21-SS.

REPORT OF CONDITION Of Lincoln Bank and Trust Company ef Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, at the close of businent December 31. 1947, a State banking institution organized and operating under the banking laws of this State and a member of the Federal Reserve System. Published In accordance with a call made by the State Banking Authorities and by the Federal Reserve Bank ot this District. ASSETS. 1.

Cash, balances with other banks. Including reserve balance, and cash items In process of collection $17,528.326 73 2. United States Government obligations, direct and guar- anteed 18,103.237.05 8. Corporate stocks (including $80,000.00, stock of Federal Reserve bank) 60.003.00 8. Loans and discounts (including $8,901.97 r- drafts) 14.495.840.88 7.

Bank premises owned 00. furniture and fixtures. $18,750.00 338.000.00 8. Real estate owned other than bank premises 1 00 11. Other assets 204.198 33 12.

TOTAL ASSETS $50,726,307.00 LIABILITIES 13. Demand deposits of partnerships, and corporations $24,909,407.78 14. Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor-porations 4,897,328 02 15. Deposits of United States Government 290,822.84 16. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 886.442 30 17.

Deposits of banks 16.759,156.16 18. Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.) 243.271.66 19. TOTAL DE POSITS $47,986,428 56 23. Other liabilities 355.091.24 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES $48,341,519 80 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 25.

Capital 1,000.000 00 26. Surplus 1.000.000 00 27. Undivided profits 364.787 20 28. Reserves 20,000 00 29. TOTAL CAPITAL AC- tOUflTS 2.

384,787. 20 30. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $50,726.307 00 This bank's capital consists of: Com mon stock with total car value of SI onn 000.00. MEMORANDA 31. Assets pledged or assigned to secure uaDimies and for other purposes $1.236 52 42 I.

Noel Rush, President of the above-named bank, herebv certifv that tVia ilmv statement is true, to the best of my knowl- Deuei. rvOEL RUSH. Correct Attest WILEY BRYAN. LEWIS HERNDON. FRANK B.

RUSSELL. Directors. State of Kentucky. County of Jefferson, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before ma ihi 7th day of January. 1948.

iaa.A.1.1 URBAN H. FEHRIBACH Notary Public. Jefferson County. Ky. My commission expires July 29, 1949.

Charter No. 14320. Reserve District No. S. REPORT OF CONDITION Of the Liberty National Bank Se Trust Company of Louisville.

In the State of Kentucky, at the close of business on December 31. 1947, published In response to rail made by Comptroller of the Currency, under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes. ASSETS 1.

Cash, balances with other banks. including reserve balance, and cash items in process of collection $23,167,426 09 3. United States Government obligations, direct and guar- "nteed 30,765,686.75 3. Obligations of States and political subdivisions 8,036,656.60 4. Other bonds, notes, and debentures 2.090.999 99 9.

Corporate stocks (including $90,000 stock of Federal Reserve Bank) 90.052 10 6. Loans and discounts (Including $6,278 21 overdrafts). 30,374,748.35 7. Bank premises owned furniture and fixtures $83.204 96 423.799.45 9. Investments and other assets indirectly representing bank premises or other real estate 1 nn 11 Other assets 278.716 98 12.

TOTAL AS SSETS $92,227,780.31 LIABILITIES 13. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations $51 14. Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corDora- 277,522 67 125.975 72 751.471 17 013.793 48 540,846.14 tions 15. Deposits of United States Government (Including postal savings) 16. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 17.

Deposits of banks 18. Other deposits (certified and 31 cnecKa, etc. 1, ,485.934.31 18. TOTAL DEPOSITS $98,195,513 59 33. Other liabilities 653.812 76 24.

TOTAL LIABILITIES $86,848,726 35 tAfllAL AttUUril 9 39. Capital Stock: (a) Preferred, total par "I rettraDi value S39U.O0O. 4 tswnmm Rate ot dividends on' l.90.000.00 3f retiranie value la 'V (e) Common stock, total par 31.200.000. 26. Surplus 1,390.000 00 27.

Undivided profits 179.053.86 28. Reserves (and retirement account for preferred stock) 200.000 00 TOTAL CAPITAL AC COUNTS 3. 379.083 86 30. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL AC COUNTS $92,227,780.21 MKMORANDUM 31. Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes 9.115 280 00 State of Kentucky.

County of Jefferson, ss I. W. C. Fisher, Vice President and Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. W.

C. FISHER. Vice President and Cashier. Correct Attest: MERLE ROBERTSON. 3.

T. DUFFY. C. S. RADFORD.

Directors. rSeall Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th day of January, I04N A RUEFF. Notary Public, Jefferson County, Kv. My commission expires March i. 1951.

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(day before) for week day issues of The Courier-Journal or Times. 5 p.m. Friday for the Sunday Courier-Journal. EMERGENCY DEADLINES (For receipt of ads. cancellations or corrections that could not be placed earlier 10 a m.

(same dav) for Times. 12 noon Saturday for Sunday Courier- Journal. Announcements Deaths and Funeral. UTEXAVBEff; Mrs. Gertrude Moore.

Thursday, January 8, 1948. at Somerset, Ky. Beloved wife of S. V. Alexander; mother of C.

V. Alexander, grandchildren Charles Alexander. Louisville, and Mrs. Betty Alexander Shimfissel. Lexington.

Kv. Services at 1 p.m. Saturday, January 10. at Winchester. Ky.

Burial. Winchester. Ky. Bl'ECHLER. Mr.

Edward passed away Thursday, January 8. 1048. at 3.30 a m. at his residence. 161.1 W.

Ormsby. in his 72d vear. Beloved husband of Mi s. Mary (nee Hauser) Buechler; devoted father of Mrs. Henry Haller, Mrs.

Rose Drake of Cincinnati. Ohio, and Mr. Oscar and Leeander Buechler: also survived by one brother, Georse Buechler, and 7 grandchildren. Remains resting at the family residence. 1613 W.

Ormsby. Funeral Saturday at 8:45 a at familv residence and at 9 a m. from St. Williams Church. Burial St.

Michaels Cemetery. The Holy Name and St. Vincent de Paul's Societies will kindly, assemble at. the residence, Friday at a p.m. to recite the rosary.

CAIN, Emma Oiive: Wednesday January 7. 1948 at 7 a.m.; in her 82nd year. Beloved mother of Mrs. Roberta Scott; sister of Mr. John Jenkins.

New Albany, also survived by a nuniber of nieces and nephews. Remains at the residence 414 N. 26th. Funeral services, Friday January 9th, at 3 p.m. Interment in Hesthaven Cemetery.

CAMPBELL, Mrs. Mary Alma (Pat) (nee Youngi. fell asleep, Wednesday. January 7th, 1948, at 8 a at her residence, Buechel, in her 35th year. Beloved wife of Charles A.

Campbell, mother of Bettve Charlene and John Sherman Campbell: also survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Young; sister. Mrs. Hazel Tamplin, and a niece.

Donna Mary-nan Tomplin; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. David Wright. Funeral from the residence Friday. January 9.

at 1:30 p.m. and from Hiqhview Church of Christ at 2 m. Interment Pennsylvania Bun Cemetery. CARTER: Charles residence. Bloom-field.

Thursday, January 8. 1948. 4:45 a In his 93d year. Beloved husband of Mrs. Sallie Carter: also survived by 4 children, Miss Mary Carter.

Bloom-field: Mrs. Wilmer Reynolds. William G. and Charles Wallace of Louisville: 6 grandchildren. Remains at Spicer and McAfee Funeral Home, Bloomfleld.

Services at the Methodist Church. Saturday, January 10. at 3 p.m. Interment In Maple Grove Cemetery. Bloomfleld.

COLLINOS, Mr. Benjamin passed away in his 72nd year. Thursday. January 8, 1S47, at 6:30 a.m.. at his home.

Missouri Rent Plea Denied Washington, Jan. 8 (P) A recommendation for a IS per cent increase in rents in the Missouri portion of, the St. Louis defense-rental area was turned down today by Housing Expediter Tighe Woods. The recommendation was made by the Rent Advisory Board for the area on the ground there has been a general increase in operating costs and taxes. Housing' Expediter Woods said he had no evidence linking these increased operating costs and taxes generally to current operating position as compared with past years.

He said such data is required to substantiate a recommendation for a boost in rent. He added the board's recommendation does 'S'ery clearly show" a need for individual adjustments for landlords in the area who are suffering substantial hardship because of increased property taxes or operating costs. Charters Granted Frank art. Ky Jan. (API Kentucky Hatchery.

Lexington, was chartered too.y with J100.000 capital stock to deal in poultry products. Incorporators were D. Slade. Raymond H. and Margaret Shackelford.

Waller H. Welch, and Emily Cromwell. Other charter Issued srtcluded Sam C. Hicks Motor Eliza-be thtown, $60,000 capital stock: incorporators. c.

and Mary H. Hicks and L. Shamburger. H. W.

Metcalf, Louisville, 85,000, real estate: H. W. and Antoinette M. and Jack Edward Metcalf Caldwell Manor Improvement Association, Danville, nonstock; F. Glen-more Curtis, Raleigh D.

Crook, Joe DreiE-ler. Jack B. Stith. and Herbert A. Meyer.

Modern Construction Louisville, S300G. general contracting: Lewis G. Kaye, Samuel J. rarick, and C. Kenneth Waktr.

North Central Surplus Property Disposal Aserv-y. Richmond, nonstock. acquire surplus Government property lor public schools In near-by counties: A. L. sailer.

Frank D. Peterson. J. A. Cawood, mna others.

The Augustus-Swindler Louisville, 1 006 shares no-par stock: W. K. and Zeima Augustus and Ben F. and Wllma Swindler. Harlan-Hazard Sales Harlan, 00 shares no-par stock, deal in coal mi-es and equipment; E.

Howard, Louis H. Green, and J. Johnson. The Verkamp Corporation of Kentucky, LruisvllJe 200 shares of no-par stock, machinery manufacturers: Irvin Marcus. John J.

Davis. and John Hicks. Automatic Specialty Newport, 2.000 hares of no-par stock, vending machine manufacturers; Frank A. and Marie Gast-fight and Morris and Justine Weintraub. Associated Home Builders of Louisville, nonstock, promote interests of members; J.

Morrison, Emery Kinkead. and James G. Polk. Iroquois Club. Louisville, nonstock.

Charitable, benevolent; Earl I. Pruitt. John C. Jagger. John Jenkins, and cnhers.

smith-MrKenmey Shelbyvflle. to oon. wholesale and retail drugs and sundries: C. L. Bradbury.

John Adams, Llartha Donovan, Ann Elizabeth Moffatt, and T. C. Wilson. Veterans Beverage HopkinsvUle, S4.500. wholesale beer distributors Virgil G.

Pelham. Alfred H. Eekles. and Clarence H. Fleming.

Avalon Jewelry A' Loan Bowling Green, $9,000: H. K. and Dorothy A. Wood and Robert Milton Kaiser. Diesel Service and Equipment Lctusville.

ts.000; H. K. Swann. R. J.

Limer, William F. Bryant, and Nail Churcnwell. West End Amusement Louisville, $40,000. manufacture coin-operated machines; Hannah Irvin and Ann Koon. A 1938 Btrick, bearing Motor o.

43478862. will be sold at public auction January 13, 143. at 11 A. at Auto Mart, 71 W. Broadway, Louisville.

Kentucky. ASSOCIATES DISCOUNT CORPORATION. L. Ham Win. 934 So Hancock, doing business at 934 So.

Hancock, hereby declares his trrtenfion to apply for license at retail beer desW under Llguor and Beer Ordinance of the City of Louisville. Coleman Sutherland, US W. St. Catherine, and Hurhie Dean, 623 S. 3d St, smm business at 1148 8.

7th St hereby declare their intention to apply for license as retail beer dealer under Liquor and Beer Ordinance of the City of Louisville. Chest Cold Misery Relieved by Moist Heat of AIITIPHLOGISTME i SIMPLE The moitt htmt ef an ANTlFULCCIsTINE ftevtttoe relieves Mush, tightne of ehert, muscle soreness due to chest CHEST COLD SORE THROAT SDfHrrutfJ ld, bronchial irritation icortlnnu and simple sore mroas. ANTIPHLOGIS-SIMPLE TINE poultice just hot SPRAIN, BRUISE SORE MUSCIXS BOILS tnouf crri, uri- ablaa then feel the rnoimf htat right te work on lUKtMU Of chest, muscle soreness Dam wwt. tmnim maoA for several hours- The mohf hea-f of an ANTIPHLOGISTINX poultice alae reduces swelling and relieves pain due to a boil, simple sprain, bruise, or similar injury or condition and limbers ip stiff, aching muscles. Get (Aunty Flo) im tube or can at ret drag store NOW.

IVcalijUatery Blood for Hailing lion and I'Joncn Look and Feel Older THIN THEIR TERR! How do you feel at the end of day? 3a that old time pep and drive lacking? Have jom ehecked'tip on your blood tresgta lately 7 Thousands cow regain lng glowing; good looks and vitality through the release of vibrant energy to very muscle, fibre, cell. Every day every hour millions' of ttsy red-blood -cells Kurt pour fortt from the marrow of your bones to re place thoso that are worn-out. A lovr blood count may affect you la several ways: no appetite, underweight, no ener- sy. a general run-down condition, lack 1 ex resistance to injection, ana disease. To ret real relief you must keep up wour blood strenrtlx.

Medical authorities, fcy analysis of that blood, have by positive proof shown that 8S3 Tonlo Is amazingly effectlvo la building; up low blood strength la non-crrganlo nutrl tionai anemia, This Is due to the SS9 Tonic formula which contains special svnd potent activating Ingredients, Also, SS3 Tonlo helps you enjoy tbs food you eat by Increasing the fa stria digestive Juice when It Is non-organl-cralty too little or scanty' -thus the stomach will nave little cause to get balky with gas. bloat n4 (Its off that sour food taste. Don't watt! gae-igaw your body wltri rich, red-blood. Start on SSS Tonic now. As vigorous blood surges throughout crar whole body, greater freshness and strength should make you eat better, ieep better, feel better, work better, play better, have a healthy color glow In youf akin arm flesh fill out hollow places.

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Plnkham's Compound contains no opiates no habit-forming drugs. It STfSW, Mr. James Itosella. passed away In his S'Jth year Thuisttav. January a.

1948, at V. A. Nichols General Hospital, about 7 beloved husband ef Mrs. Alvin Shaw (nee VolH, residence, 848'i Schiller Ave. Service for Mr.

(haw will be held in the Arch L. Heady Funearl Home. Oak and Schiller Monday at 6:30 a and St. Theresa Church at 9 clock. Interment In Zachary Taylor National Cemetery.

gPRlCOS. Richard age 61 year. Fri- ri I.nn.ru 1 Qltl -i of y.ri u.A. runerai riaay. January s.

from the Miller runerai Home, lilt a. 3d St at 11 a m. Interment in Eastern Cemetery. STRASSEI.L, William Andrew; Wednesday, January 7. 1948, at 8:30 pm; residence, 2211 Cleveland Ave.

Beloved husband of Vernia Strassell (nee Rogers): devoted father of H. J. Strassell of Bond, Edward Strassell of Louisville: Mr. Emily Harris of Denver. brother of Sister Juitina of Nazareth, also survived by 8 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.

Remain ax ucnoppennorsi Bros. Funeral Home. 1832 W. Market St. Funeral service Saturday.

January 10 at 9.30 a.m. and from St. Cecilia cnurcn at 10 a m. Interment in St. Louis Cemetery.

VAN WINKLE. Judge Arthur Cecil. Thursday. January 8. 1948, at 4 30 at hi residence.

1642 Spring Drive Beloved husband of Mr. Jay Dengerfleld van Winkle: father of Mrs. Edward Colston Newton: brother of Mrs. William Newberry, Cleveland, Ohio, and Mr. Jilian Van Winkle; also survived by 3 grand children.

Funeral from the residence Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment. Danville. at 2 p.m. WAGNER, Bettie, age.

80 year, at the residence of her daughter. Mr. Nellie Wagner. 635 S. 2d Louisville; also survived bv 3 other daughters, Mrs.

Myrtle Hunt. La Salle. Mrs. Leila Weir, Washington County, Ind and Mrs. Ellis Rush.

Davton. Ohio. Remains at the Mullineaux Funeral Home. izi7 spring New Albany, where service will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday.

Interment Fairview Cemetery. New Albany. Ind. Cemetery tots. Monument.

TREMTXTION: free pamphlets. The Better way. LOUISVILLE CREMATORY. 641 Baxter. RESTHAVEN Cemetery; 4-grav lot.

in section 10. choice location, near tower. Call FR 0955. Funeral Directors. C.

W. Schoppenhorst Mrs Edw. Schoppenhorst. SCHOFPENHORST BROS Funeral Home. 19th and Market.

SH 0087. XLBERT NEURATH SON runerai Home 725 E. Market St. JA 1191. BARRETT FUNERAL HOME 1230 Bardstown Road.

HI 1758. BLANFORD. T. A. 2815 S.

4th, MA 0141-0142 GODFREY F. RUSSMAN'S MORTUARY 1041 Goss Ave. MA 7468. JOHN B. RATTERMAN AND SONS.

Funeral Parlors. 3114 W. Market. SH 1243. H.

BOSSE St SON 600 X. Broadway. WA 3171. tnc: MA 0772. 1330 S.

Third St. MA 0771. L. D. PEARSON At SON.

INC. 1310 S. Third St. MA 0910-0511. J6HN lvfAAS At BRO.

Funeral Directors. Broadway at Floyd. WA 4284. McDANIEL BROS. FR 3566-3567.

4339 Park Blvd. RATTERMAN BROS. 3711 Lexington Rd. TA 3644. lodge Notice.

8 EVENING Star Chapter: Number STC I8 will meet Friday evening, January 9, 1948, at 7:30 p.m. in Cherokee Hall. 17th and Main regular busines and inspection by the worthy grand matron. Ruth Winburn. W.

M. Edna M. Danner, Secretary. LEWIS Lodge. Number 191.

F. and A. will meet in stated communication at Lewi Hall. 837 N. 26th.

Friday, January 9. at 1:30 p.m. lor conference of F. C. degree.

E. L. Napier, Master; C. A. Bar- bee.

Secretary. MASONIC Home Lodge. No. 940. F.

and A. meets In Boaz Hall, Shelby and Mulberry In called communication this Friday. January 9, 1948. at 7:30 p.m. for the purpose of conferring the E.

A. degree. All Masons are invited. Nathan C. Hancock.

Master; Harvey M. Martin. secretary PARKLAND Lodge. No. 638.

and A. will meet in called communication Friday. Januarv 9. -at 7.30 for the con ference of the E. A.

Degree. Visitors welcome. A. E. Smith.

Master; H. T3 Cwi-alarv Lodge. Number E62. F. andA.

meets in stated communication at Tay lor Blvd. and Carlisle thia Friday evening. January 9, St 7:30. for regular business. E.

A. and examinations, and conference of F. C. degree. W.

O. Hodges. Master: J. A. Taber.

Secretary. lilt officers ana memners or rreston Lodge No. 281. F. and A.

are requested to assemble at 183 Cornl Ave. on Friday. January 9. 1948. at 1:30 m.

to pay our iast sad tribute of respect to Brother Artnur w. rryxen m. erson. master John Peinhard. Secretary.

Travel Opportunities. 9 T.OS leaving January 18. take 3 pnssendersr references ex-rhaneed TA 21S7. SH 8018-W. GRASS special Pullman" Foiise party leaving Louisville February 7.

Now DooKtne reservations. All iours system. JA 7481. can accommodate share expenses; call AH 9wi-w. seliarg "Tl'C SO gentleman leaving about January 12, can accommodate refer ences exchanged.

Call AT 8332. lost. 1 1 "ATHLETIC iacket. Flaget; man's watef proof Seeland wristwatrh In tmcket Western Jr. High School; reward; SH 4'iM-J.

'UlCftLfT. EoyTi Road Klasler. maroon and white, white lighting equipment sentimental gift. Reward. CL "BtLLFoLn.

wliTtfie person who picked up red leather hillfolo. Monday around the linen department at Kmif- hank linnk wttn owner's name Inside, please call MA 8300-J; reward. BRACELET, silver', euuaie links-Wean dav night, 'lrlnlty Highland and Cherokee Rd reward. WA 3R39 or TA 8S01. TofST pursefTady's bfack; containing abouT iz: Taylor urug store, juarastown reward.

HI 5997-M. TiOG, male, Half-grown, part Aired" afe and Police, black back, brown legs, chin whiskers: vicinity wood Kd and Shelby ville Rd i answers to name "Ou" reward. TA 9044. T) bird dog. female; white with brown ears: scar on hind leg: vicinity roth.

Jet ferson, about 3 weeks ago; $100 reward. SH 1976-J DOff7 male; black sRiggy Fnli while paws and breaet: answer to Skinovi Saturday; vicinity of Slat and River Park Dr reward. SH 7(777-R. "Tf0; large. mTe.

Pointer blnl.iog with rown head, hrown snot nn sl1e: vicinity oplaf ivel Hrt reward Ofli 'Cocker male, blonde. 3 seats TdT wearing license iim; rtaturnsy, vu'iniiy soutn iwAi7Z7-at. "BofiST blrd dogs; male puppy, 6 monins old, white and tan spots; female, white and brown spot. 4 years old, answer to Nell Hewarri MA or TA MM! A ft SI SO, UFe, gnTiT plated, sterling, afternoon December 31 reward Call III 7SS4-1C EARRING." bowknot, pfnk and" yeTTow gold; lv.au iman a teiepnone or rest room; reward. Jef fersontown ,1574.

CLASSES, girl red shelf rfrnfTosf on 4tn f.t. or in stores. uecem her K1- reward Call SH 84.15. llADtfAG. please return small Black" leather handbag lost January 2 on 4th between St.

Catherine and Kentucky lying on stone curbing of fence or on street; content money, medical reports keys to lock box. glasses very important and other items: enioy good con science 1948 by returning baa at once to 1004 4th Ave: reward. WA 3527. HUB cap. large, for 1947 Cadillac: some where in city, January 9: $5 reward Eu- panRS Auto service, lutn ana tuaaison JA KEYS, valuable only to owner.

1 marked" Jul- 4th stv are, ja 4-tbi, day. rvrd. 1 1 NT antique golcfTohyx" with cameo aniF pearls; vicinity tn ana Liberty to tit and Market, or Highland and Baxter; sentimental value; reward. Will Sale Jewelry Co. Ask for Miss Helen.

"ft I i carat diamond solitaire in piat- inum setting; probably in National The ater; reward, hi -ai4-j I'TTCXSE t- mrr inches: lost from cab between 500 block. 2Rth St. and 7th St. station; liberal reward; nolle have list of contents. JA 1925.

ask for Andrew George, or Doc Talbert. 559 10th St. WRIST WATCH, Elgin: left in Standard Oil Station washroom, at 3d and Breckinridge; $10 reward. Davis Motors. 858 S.

3d WRISTWATCH, lady's, gold. CM. en-graved on back: 4th street, Monday. Reward Call TA 6824 fC RTSTwAtTJi. man's, Bulova.

with gold band; initialed Saturday night; dlyneededbyveteranCallARM Information Pertonol. 13 NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING To the member of the Protestant Orphans' Home of Louisville, the annual meeting of the member of the Protestant Orphans' Home will be held at the aforesaid institution. 1232 Bardstown Louisville, on Monday evening. January 19. 1948, at 8 o'clock p.m.; the purpose of the meeting is to receive annual reports, election of trustees, and consideration and disposition of such other business as may be properly presented.

HENRY B. SCHAFFNER, President. SHIRLEY H. MATTHEWS Secretary. OLD GOLD WANTED! Dental work, old watche.

chains, my gold, any condition. Sell to us for the highest cash price. MOSE FROCKT'S STORE 214 South 2d Street. Next door to Mazzoni Cafe. "BU'fTbNsr thousands of beautiful but-tons, plain and fancy, now on sale.

WOOLENS: linings; and all trimming for your suit; nailheads an rhinestones. also wool felt 72 inches wiae A. BAER. "The Button Store." S95 Market St PIT7I 1 ALL KINDS Jig-aw puzzles. 25c to games of all Ktnns: roox.

poxeno. inpoi, nunu'i'uir, chess, bridge, keno. flinch, old maid. pick-up--tlx. bingo, etc.

K. S. CAUFIELD. INC 306-8-10 S. 3d riERBY "boxes wanted; subscribers will receive notice for the renewal of their Derbv boxes, probably on January If vou do not intend to renew your box subscription this year please advise.

Write 62. care c.j mres. Highest market price for good Mail Insured, registered, or bring to SENO JEWELERS 318 W. Chestnut or 210 Market. DIAMOND MERCHANTS SINCE 1889.

Suit! Filed 30872s Bacon St Sons vs. Xverett F. Wright and Llllie Wright, collection. 305723 Edward WilUam Zmert vs. Jessie Lea Smart, to execute deed.

309724 Daisy Mae Schmidt Albert Schmidt, divorce. 303123 Edna Katherlne Williams vs. J. Williams, divorce. 305726 Beatrice Allen vs.

James E. Wells, et damages. 305727 Dee Tackett vs. Lewery C. Hopkins, damages.

305728 Ilea L. Crowe vs. Delman Ray-rnick, damages. SOS 729 Amanda F. Hawkins vs.

James C. Hawkins, divorce. 305730 Maymie Kemp vs. Eugene E. Kemp, divorce.

305731 Mary Elizabeth Williams vs. Harold Wesley William, divorce. 3057S2 Mary Catherine Wilson vs. Thomas Glenn Wilson, divorce. 3(i5733 Catherine Doris Tannehill vs.

John Robert Tannehill. divorce. 305734 The Moll vs. Ernest A. Hall, collection 308735 Price Lucille Arnold vs.

William Hayes Arnold, divorce. 305736 Local Loan Company, vs. John F. Cain, collection. 305737 Margaret L.

Duncan vs. Gilbert Duncan, divorce. 305735 Euthelda Cundiff vs. Hubert Leslie Cundiff, divorce. 305139 James S.

Shaw VI. Morris Z. Davis, et collection. 305740 George Hornung vs. Dr.

C. L. Nichols, damages 305741 Rachel M. Grltton vs. Robert L.

Gritton. divorce. 305743 Carolyn Zlrnheld vs. Harold Zirnheld. divorce.

305743 Annabelle Roblnsori vg. James W. Robinson, divorce. Building Permits Federal Bake Shop, remodel brick building, 666 4th. $6 000.

Ohio River-Frankfort Cooperage concrete black warehouse, 140 E. Wood-lawn, $9,500. Otto D. Mock, add porch and steps to rear of dwelling, 4401 Southern Parkway, $600. Quarterly Court Breach of peace Chester Patterson, $30 50.

Carnal knowledge of a female Robert Filyaw, grand Jury. Monday. Speeding In school zone William E. Lamb. $30.50.

Speeding Milton Warren. $25.50. Running boulevard stop John Ntcholls Young, $30.50. County Court John W. Heim appointed executor of the estate of Susan Louisa Heim.

James Lyle appointed administrator of the estate of Maxwell Parker Lyle. Liberty National Bank and Trust appointed administrator of the estate of Emley Mullens. Sarah Montgomery appointed administrator of the estate of Abbie Mobley. Liberty National Bank and Trust appointed executor of the estate of Charles Caster. Henry P.

Linkley appointed executor of the estate of William F. Israel. Alfred C. Krieger appointed executor of the estate of Anna B. Rath.

William Blackwell appointed executor of the estate of Sue C. Blackwell. Stuart E. Lampe appointed executor of the estate of Emma L. Schwab.

Police Court Burglary Sam Levy, postponed to Satur- dav. Malicious stabbing Anna Doyle, postponed to February 7. Reckless driving Robert Collett, $60; Saint Carpenter, $50: George A. DeLappe, Eugene Ferguson. Cecil Shannon, and William P.

Wilcox. $100. Carrying concealed a deadlv weapon Earl Netherly. postponed to January 20. Drunken driving John A.

McClure, nine days and $19; Charles E. Heistaud. postponed to Thursday; James Malone and Eddie Dean Meaux, to Thursday. Orand larceny Emma J. Vozzo and Martha D.

Jones, postponed to Thursday. Malicious shooting Charles Stith, postponed to February 8. Conspiracy to defraud Robert Squires, postponed to January 24. Petit larceny Horace P. Nelson and Andrew Clark, postponed to January 28.

Creating life and fire hazard Lyle Channels, postponed to Thursday. Operating a handbook John Callahan, Michael Joseph and Daniel Burke, amended to disorderly conduct, $20. Births Boys. Mrs. Charles W.

Box 91. Jefferson town, Dec. 17. Mrs. Charles R.

Beaven, 102S Walter, Dec. 18. Yesterday's Weather Washington, Jan. 8 (AP) Weather Bureau report of temperature and rain- xau tor the a hours ending at 8 p.m.: Station. High.

Low. Pree. Asheville. N. C.

Atlanta, Ga. Boston, Mass. Buffalo. N. Y.

Chicago. 111. Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland. Ohio Dallas. Texas 60 ei 32 36 40 63 41 70 61 19 .00 31 23 20 23 30 24 55 35 25 25 59 33 40 40 S3 37 41 58 30 47 25 22 41 30 30 49 51 44 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .28 .03 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .01 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .33 .00 Denver, col.

Detroit. Mich. 37 30 Duluth, Minn. Houston, Texas Jacksonville, Fla. Kansas City.

Mo. Little Rock. Ark. Los Angeles. Cal.

Louisville, Ky. Memphis, Term. Miami. F1a. Mtnneapohs-St.

Paul New Orleans. La. New York. N. Y.

Philadelphia, Pa. 76 66 57 61 75 59 60 71 33 71 36 rnwnn. Ariz. Pittsburgh, Pa. Portland.

Maine 43 3l SI Loul. Mo. ne San Antonio. Texas 74 San Francisco, Cal. Savannah, Ga.

66 Seattle. Wash. 49 Washinetmi. D. 40 33 40 22 METEOROLOGICAL DATA, (Official) Louisville.

Jan. 8, 1948. 7 a.m. Noon. 7 p.m.

Temperature (dry 40 BS 59 Temperature (wet bulb) 33 4S 49 Dew point 21 33 41 Relative humidity 44 42 6 Temperatures and Precipitation Maximum temperature. 59: minimum 37; mean temperature. 48: normal temperature, 33; departure for day. 4-15; departure for month. 36; departure since March 1.

29; mean relative humidity, 51: total preclpitatioTi. none: normal precipitation. departure for day. departure for month, departure since March 1. l.oo.

BIVFR FORECAST. Iiuiavtlle: tipper aause, 17 lower suite, 3 a. The OHlo River in the Louisville district will fall at an increasing rate for several days. Open river conditions prevail in this district except at Cam 41. WHEN COLDS CAUSE SORE THROAT r.

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The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Security Bank will be held in the Director's Room on Tuesday, January 13, 1948, at 10 o'clock A.M., for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and the transaction of any other business that may come before the meeting. The polls dor the election will remain open until 12 o'clock noon. SECURITY BANK. Edwin Horn, Cashier. PUBLIC NOTICE.

Public notice la hereby given that on January 5. 1948. the County Board of Education of Breckinridge Countv. Kentucky, adopted a resolution authorizing and providing for the Issuance of S36.000 School Refunding Bonds of said board to be dated February 1, 1948, bearing interest at a rate not exceeding three and three-quarters per cent (3.) per annum, and maturing serially $3,000 on February 1 of each year of the years 1949 to 1953 inclusive, and $7,000 on February 1 of each year of the years 1954 to 1956 inclusive, but optional for redemption prior to maturity on any interest payment date on or after February 1, 1953, at 102 and accrued interest. Said bonds have been authorized for the purpose o'f refunding a like amount of presently outstanding County School District Refunding Bonds wnicn nave Deen caned for redemption as of February 1.

1948. It is provided by and in said resolution authorizing the issuance of said School Refunding Bonds that said bonds are to be delivered as and when the bonds authorized to be refunded are surrendered and canceled. said County Board of Education will meet at Its office in the City of Hardins-burg. on January 19. 1948.

at 10 o'clock a.m., and then and there receive and consider proposals for said School Refunding Bonds. No bid for less than $1,030 per $1,000 of bonds will be favorably considered. All proposals must be made for the bonds as authorized and each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for $500 as guarantee of good faith, this amount to be forfeited upon failure of any party whose proposal is accepted to fully perform same. The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals. By order of said County Board of Edu cation this 8th day of January, 1948.

je. u. bkuw. secretary. REPORT OF AN AFFILIATE Of a bank which is a member of the Federal Reserve System, published in accordance with the provisions of the Federal Reserve Act.

Report as of December 31. 1947. of Citi zens Fidelity Insurance Company, which Is affiliated with Citizens Fidelity Bank and Trust Company. Louisville. Ky.

Kind of business: Pri marily acts as agent for standard fire and casualty insurance companies. Manner in which above- named organization is affiliated with member bank, and degree of control: Ownership of entire stock. Financial relations with bank: Stock of affiliated bank owned (par value) None Loans to affiliated bank None Borrowings from affiliated bank None Stock of affiliate registered in name of bank or known to be owned by bank directly or Indirectly Entire capital stock Other obligations to, or known to be held by. affiliated bank None I. Lee P.

Miller. Vice President of Citi zens Fidelity Insurance Company, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true, to the best of my knowledge and belief. LEE P. MILLER. Vice President.

tSeal Sworn to and subscribed before me this 8th day of January. 1948. LUCILLE BORDERS. Notary Public. Jefferson County, Ky.

My commission expires March 25, 1950. State Ne. 21-56. REPORT OF CONDITION Of Stock Yards Bank of Louisville, In the State of Kentucky, at the close of business on December 31. 1947.

2j( ffi'JP! 1. Cash, balances with other banks. Including reserve balances, and cash items In process of collection $1,710,141.42 3. United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 2,822.270.77 I. Obligations of States and political subdivisions 677.950.13 4.

Other bonds, notes, and de bentures 801,934 $3 6. Loans and discounts (Including 93.993.74 1,620.136 48 7. Bank premises owned 18.000.00 12. TOTAL ASSETS $6,851,433 73 LIABILITIES 13. Demand deposits of individuals.

Partnerships, and cor porations $6,003,239.00 14. lime deposits of individuals, partnerships. and corpora tions 98,235.45 18. Deposits of United States uuvinnwni unciuaing postal savings) 39.983 75 16. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 200,000 00 17.

Deposits of banks 26.847.35 18. Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.) 12.689 83 19. TOTAL DEPOSITS M.380.691.M 23. Other liabilities S8.360.06 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES (not Including subordinated ob ligations Shown below) $6,419,081.44 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 29.

'Capital 190.000 00 26. Surplus Sso.ooooo 27. Undivided profits M.SM 29 29. TOTAL CAPITAL. AC COUNTS 432 382 29 30.

TOTAL LlABTL TTTF.S AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $8,851,433.73 This bank's capital consists of 1.500 snares common stock with total par value Of siso.ooo. MEMORANDA 21. Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes 820.000 00 I. Matt Haraan. Vice President of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear tnat the arov statement la true, and that it fully end correctly represents the true state of the several matters herein contained and set forth, to the best of my anowienge nna nenef, MATT R.

HARGAN. Vice President. Correct Attest- L. SANDERS ERNEST L. OF.RMAN, W.

BROOKS, Dl rectors Stale rif Kentucky fmmtv ttt ttm Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th day of January, 1948, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director ot tnis Dank. I Seal HATTIE LEK BERRY, Notary Public. Jefferson County, Kv. My commission eapiret March 14. It)4s Reserve lllstrlrt Na.

8. State No. 31-10. REPORT OT CONDITION Of ritiiens Fidelity Bank and Trust Com-psny of Lonlsvllle Jefferson Caanty, Kentucky, at the rinse business Peer .11. 147.

a Htate bunking Institution orgAnlced ana eperatlnff under the baakina laws ot this State and a member of the Federal Reserve System. Published in accordance with a call made by the State Banking Authorities and by the Federal Reserve Bank ef this District. ASSETS 1. Cash, balances with other banks. including reserve balance, and cash items In Broeess of collection 88,019.337 47 nlted States Government obllaations.

direct and fuaranteed 6S.x27.03O.79 irrigations of Statea and political subdivisions 96,333 4. Other bonds, notes, and debentures 3.016.060.98 I. Corporate stocks (including $.107,500 stock of Federal Reserve Bank! 370,627.73 6. Loans snd diwounta including 48 overdrafts) S9.635.839.il 7. Bank premises owned, none; furniture and fixtures 100 6.

Real estate owned other than bank premises 100 11. Other assets 191.794 54 XX. TOTAL ASSETS $196 LIABILITIES 13. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and 559.985 58 corporations 14. Time deposits of individuals.

and corpora-iohs 15. Deposits of United States Govern ment (including postal savings 9,320.699.56 7.232.129.05 3.109.492.09 16. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 087.906 82 17. Deposits of banks 81 .722.323.40 18. Other deposits (certified and 'officers' checks, etc.) 19.

TOTAL DEPOSITS $183,963,280 77 23. Other liabilities 490,729.85 209.301.20 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES (not including subordinated obligations shown below) $185,172,581.97 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 25. 'Capital 3.250.000.00 26. Surplus 7.000.000 00 27.

Undivided profits 1.127.403 61 28. Reserves 10,000.00 29. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 11,387.403.61 30. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $196,559,985 58 This bank's capital consists of common stock with total par value of $3,250,000. MEMORANDA 31.

Asset pledeed or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes 11.425.250 00 1. E. T. Meriwether. Cashier of the above-named bank, hereby certify that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief T.

MERIWETHER. Cashier. Correct Attest: MENEFEE W1RGMAN. S. A.

CULBERTSON. JOHN C. ENGELHARD. Directors. State of Kentucky.

County of Jefferson, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before ma this 7th day of January- 1948. (Seal MARGARET M. FILBURN. Notary Public, Jefferson County, Ky. My commission expires September 26.

1S4. A 1942 Hudson, bearing Motor No. 2137253. will be sold at nubile auction January 13 1948, at 10 A.M. at Dick Auto Sales, 2518 iviauison, iouisviiie.

K.eniucny. ASSOCIATES DISCOUNT CORPORATION NOTICE. The Annual shareholders' meeting of the Louisville Home Federal Savings St Loan Association will be held Wednesday, January 21, 1948. at 1 p.m., at its office, 130 S. Fifth Louisville.

for the election of five Directors and any other business tnat will De regularly Brought, up for action. LEO P. KAUFMAN. Secretary. Under and by virtue of a contract of Conditional Sale, dated the 4th day of June, 1947.

executed by Wilson Uzzle. Inc. as seller and Mrs. E. S.

Pearam ns pur chaser and duly assigned by the seller to the General Motors Acceptance Corpora tion, win sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the Brown Garage on or before 10 A.M.. January 14th, ia. me xoiiowins property: One used 1942 Cadillac. 4-door sedan, Motor Number 5384028. GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORP REPORT OF AN AFFILIATE Of a national bank, published In accordance with Section 1211, U.

S. Revised statutes. Report aa of December 31. 1847. of Invest ment Realty Company, 207 W.

Market Street, Louisville, which is affiliated with Liberty National Bank A Trust Com pany, Louisville, Charter Number Mazo. stn federal Ke serve District Manner In which above-named organization is affiliated with national bank, and degree of control 100 Financial relations wttn bank: Stock of affiliated bank owned fnar value) None Loena to affiliated bank None Horrowinn from affiliated hank None Stock of affiliate registered In name of bank or known in be owned by bank directly or Indirectly 100 Other obligations to. or known to be held by, affiliated bank None Oscar H. Dolson, Secretarv and Treasurer of Investment Realty Company, do solemnly swear that the above statement IS true, to the best of my knowledge and oeuei. OSCAR DOLSON.

Secretary and Treasurer. rSeall Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7tn day of January. 1W4H. D. BARNFTT.

Notary Public. Jefferson Courtly, Kv. My commission expires May If, 19S1. Slumber Products Corporation. Memphis, wishes to register the trade-mark "Baby-Health" as applied to crib mattresses and bedding generallv that Is.

mauresses. nea spTfncs, nnn spring, pans pimKIkm iolai.edu chairs, sic In the State oi Slumber Products Corporation has been manufacturing and shipping crib mattresses bearing this trade-mark, "Babv-Health." since December 10, 1947, to various States including Kentucky, The trade-mark consists of the words "Bnbv-Heslth with a deslan of a baby i on a pillow and under this His worm "'crib mattress," then under that there Is an easel, supported on either side by a brownie and on the easel are the words "A Wee Wlnkie Product, Copyright. 1941. by Slumber Products Memphis. Tenn.

I certify the above statement true and corrert. SLUMBER PRODUCTS CORPORATION C. L. JAEKEL, Secretary state ox lennessee County of Shelby Duly appeared before me. Dorothy B.

Embree. a Notary Public in and for above-mentioned State and County, C. L. Jaekel, urlth urhnm Mm nrWinnllv apniMintal and who. upon oath, acknowledged herself.

to be secretary of Slumber Products Corporation. Memphis. and that she, as Secretary, being authorized so to do, executed the foreeolng instrument for the purpose stated therein. Witness my hand and seal this 30th day oi uecemDer, i47. Sea 11 DOROTHY B.

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