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19 2 5416. 246. near 11; bi- 1 oil: free Ina; celve 5-7218 during 2 THE COURIER -JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 28, 1956. Antitrust Suit Names Tobacco Buyer Here Baltimore, July 27 (AP)-Antitrust charges were filed in Federal Court here today against the buying agents of four large cigarette companies operating at the Upper Marlboro tobacco market in Prince Georges County.

The $150,000 antitrust suit was filed by A. L. Bruner, a Detroit speculator, who charged the defendant firms conspired to discriminate against him in their purchase of tobacco. Named as defendants in the conspiracy suit, brought under Sherman Antitrust are the four companies and 30 of their officers and buying agents. Companies Are Listed The companies are Edward J.

O'Brien Company, a Louisville corporation that buys for Liggett Myers Tobacco Company; W. H. Winstead Company, controlled by Baltimore interests, which buys Central for Philip Tobacco Morris Company; Leaf Company, Durham. N. P.

Lorillard Company, and Gieske Nieman Tobacco Company, buyers for domestic European cigarette companies. (Edward J. O'Brien, III, buyer for the O'Brien firm, 815 W. Main, said Friday night that Bruner's suit was "surprising," but declined to comment on the case until he has seen the briefs.) The suit does not involve the large cigarette companies, but only the buying firms that get tobacco for them in the Upper Marlboro auction. Bruner's suit charges the action of the four companies is in restraint of trade in the state and in interstate commerce.

Tobacco Sold by Bid The suit explains that tobacco brought by farmers to the auction warehouse is sold by bid to: 1, buyers; 2, speculators or resellers, and 3, warehouse buyers. Speculators try to resell the tobacco at a higher price later. Bruner's suit says that during the 1956 tobacco-selling season the defendant firms refused to Commodity Futures Generally Higher By The Associated Press Virtually all commodity futures traded on New York and Chicago markets scored strong advances yesterday. New York cotton was 25 cents to $1.20 a bale higher. Cottonseed oil advanced .2 to .28 of a cent a pound, soybean oil .28 of a cent a pound, and lard .23 to .3 of a cent, Copper was .3 to .4 of a cent pound higher, while zine climbed .04 to .1 of a cent a pound on five contracts, the liveliest trading in recent sessions.

Hides were .05 to .38 of cent a pound higher, while wool, coffee, and rubber were mixed. Wool futures declined .1 to .6 of a cent a pound, but wool tops futures were up .1 to .9 of a cent. Coffee under contracts was unchanged to .3 of a cent a pound higher, whereas contracts ranged from .3 of a cent a pound lower to .15 of a cent a pound higher. Old rubber was .7 of a cent to 1.05 pound higher, but new rubber was of a cent a pound lower to .50 higher. Cocoa lost .03 to .05 of a cent A pound, and both foreign and domestic sugar were off slightly, unchanged to .01 of a cent a pound lower.

No trades were reported in lead, tin, and silk. Corn, up to cents a bushel, and soybeans, up 13 to cents A bushel, led the grain advance at Chicago. Wheat gained to cents a bushel. while oats were up to of a cent a bushel, and rye to cents a bushel. buy, tobacco, owned Littell, by Washington attorney eM.

representing Bruner, said the large companies are trying to eliminate his client from the bidding. "Without speculators such as Bruner," Littell said, "the Maryland tobacco farmers would no place to sell their product except to buyers of the large companies. The suit charges the alleged discrimination has "a dangerous tendency to create a monopoly in, the auction sale of tobacco." Farm Prices, A On Rise Lately, Fall One Per Cent Washington, July 27 (P)- Farm prices, on the upgrade for six months to the joy of electionminded Republicans, dropped one per cent between mid-June and mid-July. The dip in the one-month period was attributed by the Agriculture Department to lower prices for fruits, meat animals, and commercial vegetables. Prices for potatoes, milk, and chickens increased, but not enough to offset the drop in other commodities.

The mid-July level was still about 8 per cent above that at the beginning of the year, 3.28 per cent above that of a year ago, but nearly 25 per cent below the record high reached in February, 1951. Mrs. Annie Selph Dies Special to The Courier -Journal LaGrange, July Annie Hardin Selph, formerly of LaGrange, died today at her home in Ocala, Fla. She was the widow of J. W.

Selph, who was superintendent of Oldham County schools for many years. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Bright Taylor, and a son, J. W. Selph, both of Ocala, and a brother, A.

V. Hardin, LaGrange. The body will be brought to Peak Funeral Home here Sunday night. The funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Monday in the Valley of Rest Cemetery.

U. S. Bomber Crashes In England, Killing 4 Leakenheath, England, July 27 (P) -A United States Air Force B-47 Stratojet bomber crashed and burned at the British Royal Air Force Base here today, killing four crewmen. beene aircraft reportedly had practicing take-off and landing shortly before the accident. Names of the victims were, withheld until next of kin notified.

Associated Press Wirephoto RESTFUL VACATION? Andrew Syrocki, 68, Detroit, decided to end his vacation with a Western flourish. He bought a cowboy outfit and mounted a horse for a picture. The horse reared and fell on him. A rib broken, his lung and leg hurt, the retired businessman could still grin at nephew, Ronald Andrews, at a Wichita hospital. Contract Awarded To Build Wall Along Lexington Road The Kentucky Highway Department in Frankfort yesterday awarded a contract to build a 600-foot stone-masonry wall beside Lexington Road' along Cherokee Park.

The wall will extend west from near Cochran Hill entrance to the park. The contract, which also calls for roadside planting, went to the Carl Ray Company, Lyndon, for $11,721. Contracts for road improvements in Jefferson County awarded yesterday by the department included: Allen County, Winchester, $32,408 to put bituminous-concrete surfacing on: Alton Road, .25 of a mile; Murphy Lane, 1.2 miles; Frey's Hill Road, 1.5 Lyndon Lane, .8 mile, Hubbard Lane, of a mile. Middle West Roads Company, State To Open Office Building Courier-Journal West Kentucky Bureau Paducah, July State's new $150,000 office building here will be opened and dedicated Wednesday. The one-story, marble-faced brick structure, will house the Paducah District office of the Department of Economic Security, including the Division of Employment Security, Employment Service, and Unemployment Insurance, and four other agencies.

Other State agencies scheduled to move into the building are Public Assistance, Child Welfare, Revenue and district Alcoholic Beverage Control. 20904-Lucille King Vs. Otis G. King, divorce. 20905-Herman Schmeing vs.

Pitney Bowes et review. 20906-Minerva Cook vs. Jack M. Dennison et complaint. 20907-Charles Martin vs.

Reed Morgan, damages. 20909 -Melvin H. Myers et 'al, vs. W. A.

Graham et complaint. 20910 -Daisy. E. Ward vs. Theodore F.

Ward, divorce. 20911-A. R. Hellmann vs. Malcolm Brooks et note.

20912-Mill Industrial Supply Co. vs. A. E. Stuckert collection.

20913-Plumbers Supply Co. vs. J. F. Brownfield, collection.

20914-Ryder E. McNeal etc, vs. Edward Z. Wilhoyte, damages. 20915-Mildred Kelley vs.

Kenneth Kelley, divorce. 20916-Patricia L. Hyatt vs. Glenn 1 B. Hyatt, divorce.

20917- -Harry Zegart et al. vs. Wilbur Cundiff et note. 20918-Jo Anne Davis vs. Jay Rasor Davis, divorce.

20919-Reid Martin etc. V9. Walter P. Figg, Sr, et collection. 20920-Kinkead Realty Co, vs, Andrew Burke et collection.

20921-Ruby Delores Singer vs. Simon Carroll Singer, divorce. 20922-Involuntary termination. 20923-Theresa Price vs. Owen S.

Price, divorce. 20924-Termination. 20925-Termination. 20927-Ivy Haines vs. William Williamson et damages.

20928-Harry Bowman Lyon vs. Bernard Howard Smith, Sr. et damages. 20929-Phillip Bryant vs. Central Truckaway System.

damages. 20930- -John R. Bennett vs. Codell Construction Co. et damages.

20931-First Street Tire, Service vs. Codell Construction damages. 20932-Helen A. Smith vs. W.

Horace Smith, divorce. 20933-Robert Moore vs. Steamer Av. alon, Inc. et damages.

20934-Dr. Henry Maxwell VS, Star Cab damages. 20935-Willie Mae Turner et vs. Trio Theater, damages. 20936-Hilda Vest vs.

Checker Cab Co. et damages. 20937-Charles M. Herman vs. Herbert Lee Saunders, damages.

20938-Harold K. Arnold vs. Homer D. Parker et damages. 20939-Anna E.

"Gregory vs. Colonial Stores, damages. 20940-Fidelis Marie Torrey vs. Frank A. Torrey, divorce.

20941-Mary Jane Levitch vs. Joseph Pierce, damages. 20942-Donald L. Veith vs. Ezra Elmore, damages.

20943-Urene Smith et vs. Earl Lee Johnson, damages. 20944-George B. Roberts vs. A.

G. McInteer et declaration of rights. 20945-Rhometta Nally vs. William P. Nally, divorce, Mrs.

Oscar L. Booker, 10703 Kay Fairdale, July 12. Mrs. Henry K. Brown, 4701 Walden, July 12.

Mrs. Raymond J. Buckman, 4305 Bank, July 6. Mrs. Charles G.

Campbell, 446 N. 25th, July 14. Mrs. George E. Curtis, Pleasure Ridge Rt.

1, July 8. Mrs. Sherman R. Douglas, 3931 Tulane, July 13. Mrs.

Sam Goldstein, Lexington, July 10. Mrs. Edward C. Goodwin, Seminary Village, July 12. Mrs.

David L. Griffin, 2510 Tiny July 3. Mrs. Edward W. Harrison, 817 Huntington July 12.

Mrs. Emil J. Helman, 4445 S. 6th, July 11. Mrs.

Lawrence R. Hendricks, 3622 Parthenia, July 2. Mrs. George W. Hill, 9803 Dixie July 7.

Mrs. Samuel P. Hollaway, Lebanon Junction Rt. 1, July 13. Mrs.

Arless B. Johnston, 3019 Bank, July 10. Mrs. John A. Lake, 1835 Stephan Pleasure Ridge, July 7.

Mrs. James D. Lamkin, 719 S. 8th, June 22. Statistics for The City and County Complaints Filed Conversion--Jay Forgery--Eugene Finn, Leffler, held to dismissed, grand Mrs.

Valley Richard Station, G. Ballard, July 6. 9307 Aristides jury Aug. 28. Storehouse breaking-Jose Roy Brady, Frank Paul Williams, James Earl Eldred E.

Huskisson, Edward Hughes Williams, William Ellis Sloss, Charles W. Murriel, Arthur Barnett, and Charles Gardner Peniston. Robbery-Bessie Mae Haywood, Juanita Caldwell, alias Williams. Eddie Wallace, William Leon Matthews, and Billy Tuck. Assault and battery--Eddie Wallace, Mark Painter, and William H.

Sneed, Jr. Destroying private property-Bill Taft Harrison. Grand larceny--Albert Douglas Woodall, Donald Eugene Garner, Thomas Evans, Mattie B. Wilson, Arthur Barnett, Ethel Davis, and Frank Edwin Wallace. Flourishing a deadly weapon Mark Painter.

Arson--Ruben Ward Sullivan, two charges. Operating motor vehicle without OWner's consent- Thomas Michael Burns, Edward Hughes Williams, Douglas Eugene Hill, Jack D. Wood. Abortion-Mrs. Cecile Richardson.

Uttering worthless the Daniel Garner, Malicious shooting and wounding--Bobbie King; Sidney Bell, two charges. Assault with intent to rob--Douglas Eugene Hill. Malicious striking woundingJames Elven Grundy, Lester Ferguson, and Russell Meador. Attempted storehouse breaking Her. schel Franklin Clark.

Malicious cutting and wounding--Robert Young, James Alex Owens, two charges: Alonzo Hughes and Charles William Claypool. Rape--Randolph Stokes. Detaining a woman Maryland Ray Benedict, four previous felonies. Burglary--Maryland Ray Benedict. Conversion Maryland Ray Benedict and Charles Victor Craig.

Knowingly receiving stolen propertyWilliam Nolan and Ernest Lee Ward. Armed robbery-Edward Ratcliffe. Embezzlement--William O. Coy. Immoral and indecent practices -Richard Hellam Doutrich, two charges.

Carrying concealed a deadly weaponCharles Gardner Peniston. Dwellinghouse breaking-Kenneth Giles, Indictments Dismissed Indictments Armed robbery-Albert Stokes. Grand larceny- James Cox. Detaining a woman- William Ellis Sloss. Dwelling house breaking--Leslie Beckham Wheeler.

Bigamy--Eula Beatrice Grose. Births Births Girls Mrs. James M. Davis, 826 McHarry, July 9. Mrs.

William T. Devine, 838 S. 32d, June 30. Mrs. Robert L.

Ferguson, 215 S. Shelby, July 1. Mrs. Edward B. Ferrell, Seminary Village, July 9.

Mrs. George William Glasser, 5000 Preston July 3. Mrs. Edward T. Goddard, 1416 Earle, July 10.

Mrs. Richard L. Gravens, 1118 Walter, June 28. Mrs. Preston Hardin, 1004 W.

Market, July 5. Mrs. William W. Harold, 1844 Frankfort, July 5. Mrs.

Arthur H. Healy, 911 S. Shelby, June 5. Mrs. Raymond E.

Herron, 1516 S. 2d, July 9. Mrs. Clifford S. Johnson, 318 N.

19th, July 9. Mrs. James N. Krause, 4517 Partridge, July 8. Mrs.

James R. Lamkin, 310 Tallulah, July 9. Mrs. Julian P. Morris, 1604 Beechwood, July 8.

Mrs. David L. Morton, 115 Kingston, July 9. Mrs. Donald F.

Nemitz, 312 Biltmore July 10. Mrs. Charlie B. Nuckols, Blue Grass Trailer June 24, Mrs. Bernard C.

Noland, Rt. 10, July 9. Mrs. James C. O'Hara, 1035 Lynnhurst, July 8.

Mrs. Henry H. Primm, 1537 Story, May 28. Mrs. Carl J.

Rapson. 909 Vine, June 25. Mrs. Billy H. Riley, Rt.

4, July 9. Mrs. William M. Rountree, 624 Inver. ness, July 11, Boys Mrs.

Donald L. Aebersold, 553 Shelby, July 10. Deaths and HENRY VIESLA Henry Yiesla, 81, retired Post Office truck driver here, died at 2:45 p.m. yesterday at his home at Crestwood. He 1937 after 30 years Post pitirethen Office.

His wife, Mrs. Agnes Jones Yiesla, survives. The funeral will be at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow at Stoess Funeral Home, Crestwood. Burial will be in Mount Tabor Cemetery.

MRS. LEOTA CRULL Mrs. Leota Carolyn Crull, 61, former machine operator at P. Lorillard Company, died at 12:10 a.m. yesterday at St.

Anthony Hospital. She lived at 4105 Michigan Drive and member of Louisville Chapter 391, Order of Eastern Star. Survivors are her husband, John D. Crull; a brother, Lusby F. Gardner, and two sisters, Mrs.

Edith Snyder, Wadsworth, Ohio, and Mrs. Theodosia Meany. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Hardy Funeral Home, 3415 W. Broadway.

Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. ELENORA HALLORAN Mrs. Eleanora Halloran, 76, of 228 N. Pope, died at 9:35 a.m. yesterday at St.

Anthony Hospital. She was a former employee of American Printing House for The Blind. Survivors are a son, Edward Halloran, and a brother, Clarence J. Bohanon. The funeral will be at 8:30 a.m.

Monday at Bosse Funeral Home, 1355 Ellison, and at 9 a.m. at St. Joseph Church. Burial will be in St. Louis Cemetery.

MRS. IRENE STEVENS Mrs. Irene B. Stevens, 1817 W. Market, died at 11 a.m.

yesterday at St. Anthony Hospital. Survivors are her husband, William W. Stevens; a son, William K. Jenkins, Pleasure Ridge Park; a stepson, J.

A. Stevens; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Edra K. Stucker; a sister, Mrs. H.

A. Moorkamp; a brother, D. J. Hayes, and six grandchildren. The funeral will be at 10:30 a.m.

Monday at Schoppenhorst Funeral Home, 1832 W. Market. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. JOSEPH J. KIMBEL Joseph J.

Kimbel, 73, who retired seven years ago as office manager of Louisville Barrel Box Company, died at 3:18 p.m. yesterday at his home, 875 Fetter. Kimbel was a native of Tell City, Ind. Before joining the box company, he was a bookkeeper for 35 years at the old Bank of Kentucky and for seven years at the old Peoples Bank. He was a member of Our Mother of Sorrows Catholic Church.

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Clara Kimbel; two daughters, Sister Mary Eva, North Cambridge, and Mrs. Pete Strobel; sisters, Mrs. Anna Zoeller, Clarks Summit, and Mrs. Elizabeth Lauffer, and a brother, William Kimbel, Long Cal.

The funeral will be at 8:30 Log Home Burns, Killing Woman From Wire Dispatches Scottsville, July 71-year-old Allen County woman was burned to death today when her log home burned to the ground. The blaze occurred 12 miles south of here, near Adolphus. Officials said neighbors saw flames coming from the home of Mrs. Lucy Jane Miller about 10 a.m., but the time they reached the scene, the building had collapsed. The cause of the fire was not determined.

It later spread over brush on 35 surrounding acres. Coroner Hubert R. Jones ruled Mrs. Miller's death accidental. Mrs.

was thee aunt of Dr. A. Miller, Scottsville, Miller, honored by the Kentucky Medical Association as the "Kentucky General Practitioner of The Year" in 1955. INVITATION FOR BIDS Sealed bids for the construction and improvement of Mercer Avenue, in the Mercer Avenue Road District according of to Jeffer. plans son County, Kentucky, and specifications of Leo W.

Peleske, will be received by Robert M. Engineer: Attorney, 305 Citizens Building, Louisville, Kentucky, until 10:00 a.m., Central Daylight Time, August 4th, 1956, at which time and place the bids will be The District reserves the right to republicly opened and read. ject any and all bids. Successful bidder shall be required to execute performance bond as required by law. To obtain proposals, specifications, plans, and information as to the work to be performed, contact Robert M.

Lowe, at 305 Citizens Building, Louisville, Kentucky, BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mercer Avenue Road District, Jefferson County, Kentucky, By Robert M. Lowe, Atty. SHERIFF'S SALE By Virtue of Fi Fa directed to me, which issued from the Clerk's office of the Jefferson Circuit Court, in favor of Parliament Appliance, Inc. against Kenneth R. Wise and Dorotha Wise.

or one of 30th my day of deputies, July, 1956, between the will, on Monday, hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and o'clock to-wit at 12:00 Noon, S. or 415 p.m. thereafter as is possible at 536 S. 5000 26th in the City of Louisville, Jetferson County, expose to public sale to the highest bidder the following described property (or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy Plaintiff's debt, interest and costs), to-wit: 1 United Deep Freezer, 16 eu.

ft. Amount to be raised, $1,039.81, levied upon as the property of Kenneth R. Wise and Dorotha Wise, sold subject to all prior mortgages and liens. Terms: sale will be made on a credit of three months, bond with approved security required, bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, from day of sale and having the force and effect of a replevin. BRUCE HOBLITZELL, Sheriff, J.

C. By V. B. Dravo, D. S.

July 18, 1956. SHERIFF'S SALE By Virtue of Fi Fa directed to me, which issued from the Clerk's office the Jefferson Circuit Court, in favor of Bank of Louisville against James Earl Downs and Mary Francis Downs 1, or one of my deputies, will, on Monday the 30th day of July, 1950, between the hours of 10 o'clock A.M. and 2 o'clock P.M. to-wit at 12:00 Noon, S.T. oF 25 soon thereafter as is possible at 26th St.

in the City of Louisville, Jetferson County, expose to Public Sale to the highest bidder, the following 'escribed property (or so much thereof may be necessary to satisfy Plaintiff's ebt, interest and costs), to wit: Torvie Deep Freezer (15 Cubic Feet) Amount to be raised $861.02 levied upon as the property of James Carl Downs and Mary Francis Downs. Sold subject to all prior mortgages and liens, will be made on a credit of three months, bond with approved security required, bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, from day of sale and having the force and effect of a replevin. BRUCE HOBLITZELL, Sheriff, J. C. July 18, 1956, By V.

B. DRAVO, Funerals a.m. Monday at Russman Funeral Home, 1041 Goss, and at 9 a.m, at Our Mother of Sorrows Catholic Church, 760 Eastern Parkway. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. BARTON K.

"DOC" BIRCH Barton K. "Doc" Birch, 87, who retired as a Louisville Nashville Railroad engineer about 40 years ago, died at 2:10 p.m. yesterday at the home of a niece, Mrs. Ethel Doyle Hawkins, 739 Inverness. He was a member of Abraham Masonic Besides Mrs.

Hawkins, he is survived by several other nieces and nephews. The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Neurath Funeral Home, 725 E. Market. Burial will be in Cave Hill Cemetery.

1201 Short, $77,645 to put bituminous-concrete surfacing on: Graston, .6 of a mile; Billtown Road, 4.9 miles; Blue Lick Road, 1.4 miles; Minors Lane, 1.4 miles, and Johnston Road, 2.4 miles. Other contracts included: Bullitt-Spencer RiverSolitude road, 3.2 miles; Whitefield Road, 3.2 miles; Elk CreekMount Washington road, .6 of a mile; Dale Lane- Whitfield Road, 1.9 mile, and Waterford Pike, 2.8 miles, bituminous surfacing and seal, United Pavers, Shepherdsville, $59,740. Parade To Open Week's Events At Paducah Courier -Journal West Kentucky Bureau Paducah, July week centennial celebration will open tomorrow afternoon with the biggest parade in the city's history. There will be covered wagons depicting the hardships of frontier people and floats from many of Kentucky's major cities, and three other states. A 16-year-old high school honey blonde, Miss Jimmelyn Huston, daughter of Mr.

and James Huston, Paducah, won the centennial-queen contest today. She amassed more than votes and reigned tonight at the queen's ball. She will continue to wave her wand over other celebration activities through August 4. The centennial pageant, "Saga of Paducah," a show with a cast of 500, will be staged six nights, starting Monday, at Keiler Field. The depict life in Paducah in the ante bellum days.

Suspect Quizzed In Cross Burning Bonham, July 27 (U.P)Sheriff Hoyt Ivey questioned a suspect today about a cross-burning at House Speaker Rayburn's home, but did not arrest him. The neatly built wooden cross -7 feet tall with arms feet was planted and set afire long night in the driveway of Rayburn's two-story colonialstyle mansion. Rayburn is in Washington, but his brother, Tom, and a sister, Mrs. S. E.

Bartley, were in the house. At the Capitol, Rayburn dismissed cross-burning as a "boyish prank," but Ivey said it was neither a prank nor the work of juveniles. Mystery Writer Carr To Be British Citizen London, July 27, (P) -John Dickson Carr, United Statesmystery writer, become said British today plans to a citizen. "I've lived here for the last 26 years and the country suits me," he told a reporter. Carr--who also writes under the name Carter Dickson-is 49.

PUBLIC AUCTION On or about the hour of 10 a.m. o'clock August 6, 1956, at the Breaux Ballard 108 West Broadway, Motor Louisville, No. A-805-84, License Nash No. 443-648. Kentucky, 1950 SALE GOVERNMENT SURPLUS PROPERTY BY Kentucky State Agency for Property Utilization, LOCATION Silver Airport, S.

Hgwy, 460, Frankfort, Lake, TYPE SALE Sealed Bid TYPE PROPERTY 114 Lots Surplus, Scrap and Salvage Items, INSPECTION DATES July 30 through August 9, 1:00 p.m.4:30 p.m. CDT. BID OPENING DATE August 10, 1956, 10:00 a.m.. CDT. For further information contact Agency office, 936 East Main Street, Telephone No.

3-0757, Air traffic has grown too fast for present regulations, say investigators of the Grand Canyon collision. Read about it tomorrow in the Passing Show section of the -Journal. Irvin T. Waterhous, 2338 Lansdowne, died at 2:30 p.m. yesterday at St.

Joseph Infirmary after, suffering a stroke at noon at work as a clerk for the Louisville Nashville Railroad. He was 62. Waterhous had been with the L. N. 37 years.

A native of Knobs, he was a veteran of World War II, a member of Zion Evangelical Reformed Church, and of Boaz Masonic Lodge. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Margaret L. Waterhous; a son, Irvin L. Waterhous; a daughter, Mrs.

Carol Oller; his mother, Mrs. Josephine Waterhous; a half brother, George Waterhous, Philadelphia, four and" grandchildren. The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Arch L. Heady Funeral Home, 1201 E.

Oak, with burial in Zachary Taylor National Cemetery. IRVIN T. WATERHOUS MRS. LORETTA SAAM Mrs. Loretta Elizabeth Saam, 56, of 1311 Tennessee, died at 9 o'clock last night at St.

Joseph Infirmary after a week's illness. She was a member of St. Ann's Catholic Church. Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Dorothy McCue, Mrs.

Loretta Leanhart, and Miss Laverne Marie Saam; four sisters, Miss Edna Heitz, Mrs. Gertrude Wheeler, Mrs. Mayme Holt, and Mrs. Joseph Fleckler; two brothers, Clarence and Clifford Heitz, and eight grandchildren. The body Is at Heady Funeral Home, 1201, E.

Oak. Burial will be in Michael Cemetery. IT'S EASY to place a Classified Ad Call WAbash 2211 wand ask for permanent an Ad-Taker resident of If the city you need only say CHARGE IT An "accommodation" bill will be sent you after the ad expires. The Courier -Journal The Louisville Times The classified ad section (except for some ads in special categories) does not appear in early editions of The Courier-Journal (including copies sold on the street the night before publication day.) The Courier Journal and Times will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of an advertisement. Notice of errors must be given in time for correction before next insertion, COPY CLOSE 5 p.m.

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Saturday for Sunday Courier -Journal. Announcements Deaths and Funerals. ADAMS, Mr. William passed away in his 51st year, Thursday, July 26, 1956 at 12 noon. Loving husband of Mrs.

Ada Green Adams. Family residence, 1367 S. Brook St. Devoted father of Mrs. James M.

(Linda) Diffee and Billy Adams; also survived by his sisters, Mrs. Bertha Mize, Mrs. Eula Todd. Mrs. Cora Green, Mrs.

Nanny Vaught, Miss Marcella and Miss Jessie Adams; grandfather of James S. Diffee. Mr. Adams is at the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home, 1201 E.

Oak St. at Schiller where services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday afternoon by Rev. Stanley Gwinn, pastor of Shelby Park Methodist Church. Interment, Evergreen Cemetery, BIRCH, Barton K.

(Doc), age 87 years, Friday, July 27, 1956, at 2:10 p.m., at the residence of his niece, Mrs. Ethel Doyle Hawkins, 739 Inverness also survived by other nieces and nephews. Services, Neurath Funeral Home, 725 E. Market Monday, at 11 a.m. Interment, Cave Hill Cemetery.

BOWLDS, Lud, Tuesday, July 24, 1956, at 5:30 p.m., in his 78th year. Residence, 3112 Elliott ville, Ky. daughter, Luey Atchison; 2 grandchildren, William Atchison, Mrs. Betty Johnson; 4 sisters, Mrs. C.

H. Reid of Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. R. W. Marlowe of Louisville, Mrs.

R. R. Jones of Bowling Green, Mrs. E. L.

Patton of New York 4 great dren, Mr. Bowlds will be at the Myers Funeral Home, Jeffersontown, Ky. Funeral Saturday, July 28, from Myers Chapel at 2 p.m. (D.S.T.). Interment in Resthaven Cemetery, COOMER, Wallace Vance, age 40 years, suddenly, Friday, July, 27, 1956, at his residence near MI.

Washington, Ky. Beloved husband of Mrs. Carl Christie Coomer; father of Russell, Ralph, Treva and Bedeva Coomer; son of Mrs. Hester Coomer of Columbia, brother of Mrs. A.

R. Bennett, Mrs. Henry Turner, Hollis, Joe, German, and Owen Coomer. Funeral from the McAfee Funeral Home. Mt.

Wash. ington, 2:15 p.m. (D.S.T.), Sunday, July 29, and at Mt. Washington Methodist Church at 2:30 p.m. Interment, Mt.

Washington Cemetery, CRULL, Mrs. Leota Carolyn (nee Gardner), of 4105 Michigan Drive, passed away in her 62d year, Friday, July 27, 1956, at 12:10 a.m. at St. Anthony Hospital, Beloved wife of John D. Crull; sister of Mrs.

Theodosia Meany. Mrs. Edith Snyder. and Mr. Lusby Fred Gardner.

Remains at the W. Hardy Broadway Chapel, 3415 W. Broadway where funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m, Interment in Evergreen Cemetery, Jeffersonville, papers please copy. GERING, Mrs. Mary ARe 82 years, Thursday, July 26, 1956, at 10:45 a.m.; residence, 223 S.

Jackson St. Beloved mother of Mrs. Nellie Angelo. Mrs. Florence Hadfield, and Dewy Patterson of Southgate.

grandchildren. and 9 great-grandchildren also survive. Services from Neurath neral Home, 725 E. Market Saturday at 3. p.m.

HALLORAN, Mrs. Eleanora on. Friday, July 27, 1956, at 9:35 a.m. Residence 228 N. Pope St.

Devoted mother of Edward Halloran, Sister of Clarence Bohanon and aunt of Leora Clausen of Akron, Ohio. Funeral Monday morning at 8:30 from Bosse Funeral Home, Barret and Ellison Avenues and at St. Joseph Church at 9. Interment St. Louis Cemetery, JOYCE, Mrs.

Minnie T. (nee Hitbert), age 34 years, Thursday, July 26, 1956. at 3:10 a.m., at the residence of her aunt, Mrs. Minnie Ohimann, 1905 Elmore Pleas ure Ridge, Ky, Beloved wife of George (Pewee) Joyce: devoted mother of George Raymond Joyce; also survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Hilbert: sisters, Mrs. Pat. (Florence) Grimes. Mrs. John (Marie) Brewer, Miss Roseann Hilbert: brothers, John.

Joe, Freddie and Arthur Hilbert, aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ohimann. Services from Neurath Funeral Home, 725 E. Market Saturday at 2 p.m.

Interment Eastern Cemetery, KEISKER, Mr. Charles. Wesley, passed away in his 57th year, Wednesday, July 25, 1956, at 5:15 residence 5022 S. 2d St. Lovins husband of MEN.

Nell Muir Nolan Keisker: father of M.r, Charles Wesley Keisker, and Mr. William Nolan Keisker; son of Mrs. Mae Clark Keisker and Mr. Charles H. Keisker; brother of Mr.

Frederick Keisker, off Detroit, also survived by 4 grandchildren. Services for Mr. Keisker will be conducted in the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home, 1201 E. Oak at Schiller Monday, July 30, at 10 a.m.

Interment Zachary Taylor National Cemetery. Friends may kindly call after 11 a.m. Friday, KIMBEL, Mr. Joseph passed on, in his 73d year, Friday, July 27, 1956; family residence, 875 Fetter Ave. Beloved husband of Mrs.

Clara Hoeck Kimbel; beloved father of Sr. Mary Eva 0. North Cambridge, and Mrs. (Pete) Theodore (Kathryn Strobel; loving brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Lauffer, Mrs.

Anna Zoeller, Clarks Summit, and Mr. William Kimbel, Long Beach, Cal. Services for Mr. Kimbel will be conducted Monday morning at 8:30 in the chapel of the Godfrey F. Russman Son Funeral Home, 1041 Goss and 9 o'clock at Our Mother of Sorrows Church.

Interment, Calvary Cemetery. LANHAM, Joseph Augustin; age 45 years; suddenly Friday, July 27, 1956, about 12:15 a.m.; residence Mt. Washington Louisville Rt. 4. Beloved husband' of Ruth Gray devoted father of Mary Catherine, Bonnie Lee, William Margaret Ann, Joseph Allen, Edward.

Clarence Raymond, and Robert Wayne Lanham, Brother of Mrs. Andrew (Margaret) Keller, of Alexandria, and Charles Hilary Lanham, Services for Mr. Lanham conducted from the MeAfee Funeral Home, 3928 Bardstown in Buechel, Monday morning, July 30 at 9:30 and at St. Rita's Church in Okolona at 10 o'clock. Interment in Pennsylvania Run cemetery.

The parishioners will please assemble at the funeral home at 8 o'clock Sunday to recite, the rosary, PIPES, Mr. Edgar Allen, age 78 years passed away at the restdence of his son Bruce Pipes, Lebanon Junction, July 27, 1956, Survived by wife Mrs. Effie Belle Pipes; daughter Mrs. Thelma Masden: sons Mr. Bruce G.

Pipes, Lebanon Junction, Mr. Hunter Al len Pipes, Paris, Ky, Mr. Pipes is resting at the Quick Funeral Home, Lebanon Junction, Ky. Serv. ices will be at the Lebanon Junetion Baptist Church at 2 p.m.

(D.S Sunday, July 29, InterRUSH, Mr. George cemetery. Matthew, ment, local passed away July 26, 1966. in his 53d year at 12 noon, at the family residence, 5415 Southern Parkway. Beloved husband of Mrs.

Stella Nelson Rush; loving brother of Mrs. Lyons P. Miller and Mr. Clifton Li. Rush; also survived by nieces, Miss Lina Sue and Miss Sharon K.

Miller. Mr. Rush will be at the Arch L. Heady Southern Funeral Home, 3601 Taylor until 11 a.m. Saturday; he will then be taken to the Cariisle Avenue Baptist Church to lie in state until 2 p.m, for services by pastor, Rev.

A. W. Walker. Interment, Louisville Memorial Park. STEVENS, Sr.

Mary Winifred R.S.M., Superior at the Sacred Heart Home, 218 E. College at and Elizabeth Hospital, Thursday, July 26, 1956. at 11:10 a.m. Devoted sister of Mrs. Frank Grabowski and James P.

Stevens; also survived by nieces and nephews. Requiem Mass will be cele. brated Saturday, July 28, at 9 a.m. in the chapel of Our Mother of Sorrows at the Sacred Heart Home, Interment in Calvary Cemetery, STEVENS, Mrs. Irene B.

(nee Hayes), Friday, July 27, 1956, at 11 a.m., at St. Anthony Hospital. Residence, 1817 W. Market St. Beloved wife of William V.

Stevens; devoted mother of William K. Jenkins, Pleasure Ridge Park, stepmother of J. A. Stevens, and Mrs. Edra K.

Stucker; sister of Mrs. H. A. Moorkamp and D. J.

Hayes; also survived by 6 grandchildren. Services at Schoppenhorst Bros. Funeral Home, 1832 W. Market July 30, at 10:30 a.m. Interment, Evergreen Cemetery, WATERHOUS, Mr.

Irvin passed away suddenly in his 62d year, Friday, July 27, 1956, at 2:30 p.m. Loving husband of Mrs. Family Margaret Leonhardt Waterhous, residence, 2338 Lansdowne Ave. Devoted father af Mrs. Robert J.

(Carol) Oller and Irvin 1.. Waterhous; also survived by his mother. Mrs. Josephine his mother, Mrs. Josephine Waterhous; his hait brother, Mr.

George H. Waterhous, of Philadelphia, and his grandchildren, Randy, Denice, and Vince Waterhous and Stevie Oller, Mr. Waterhous is at the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home, 1201 E. Oak St.

at Schiller where services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Monday afternoon by Rev, George Hewson. Interment in Zachary Taylor National Cemetery, YIESLA, Henry, 82d year at his residence near Crestwood, Friday, July 27, 1956. Beloved husband of Mrs. Agnes Yiesla (nee Jones): also survived by several nieces, Funeral services Sunday, July 29, 3:30 p.m., at M.

A. Stoess Sons Funeral Home, Crestwood. Ky. Interment. Mt.

Tabor Cemetery, ZABEL, Miss Katherine passed away in her 87th year, Thursday, July 26, 1956, at 2:30 p.m. at the home of her nieces. Mrs. A. E.

Latta and Miss Bessie C. Egelhoff, 2610 Broadmeade also survived by her many other nieces and nephews and greatnieces and greatnephews. Mrs. Zabel is at the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home, 1201 E.

Oak St. at Schiller where services will be conducted at 3 p.m. Saturday afternoon by Rev. Paul Koehler, pastor of Zion and Church. Interment, Cave HIll Cemetery, In Memoriam.

2 SAUTER, In loving memory of Louis who passed away July 28th. 1944, Remembrance is a golden chain Death tries to break but all in vain To have, to love, then to part Is the greatest sorrow of one's heart. The years may wipe out many things But this they wipe out never The memory of those happy days When we were all together Sadly missed by wife and children TIMMER, In memory of Edna Young. Suddenly, July 28, 1955: You are gone, my darling. Forgotten you'll never be.

As long as life and memory last, We will remember thee. Sadly missed by Mother, Brother and Family. Cemetery Lots, Monuments. 6 PANKE MOUNMENT CO. Out of the High Rent District.

817 E. Jefferson St. JU 4-1863 Funeral Directors. 7 MAAS FUNERAL HOME Stanley Maas, Broadway at Floyd. WA 4284.

SCHOPPENHORST BROS. Funeral Home. 19th and Market. WA 4394. H.

BOSSE SON Funeral Home. Barret and Ellison Aves. HI 4348. JOHN B. RATTERMAN SONS Funeral Parlors, 2114 W.

Market AR 4661, "The McDaniel Funeral Home, Inc. EM 3-3566. 3-3567. 4339 Park Blvd. ALBERT NEURATH SON Funeral Home.

725 E. Market. JU 4-1191. BARRETT FUNERAL HOME. 1230 Bardstown Rd.

HI 1758. L. D. PEARSON SON, INC. 1310 S.

Third St. ME 4-3628. 149 Breckinridge Lane. TW 6-0349 LEE E. CRALLE INC.

1330 S. Third St. ME 4-3548. ME 4-3647. D.

DOUGHERTY SON Funeral Homes. 1230 S. 3d and Broadway at 34th. Lodge Notices. 8 PLUMB Lodge, Number 862, F.

and A. meets in called communication, at Taylor Blvd. and Carlisle this Saturday afternoon. July 28, at 1:30 p.m., to pay our last tribute of respect to departed brother, George M. Rush.

H. D. Ownbey, Master; J. A. Taber, See y.

Travel Opportunities. 9 LOS ANGELES; gentleman leaving August 13th. returning August 24th; accommodate share expenses. ME. 4-0915, NEWARK, N.

gentleman leaving August accommodate OF share expenses, Jeffersonville 2-1216. Where to Go. 10 BLUE River Inn. U. S.

Route 460, 6 miles west of Cordon, country style dinners; open Saturday and Sundays only. except for special parties and banquets, Call Cordon 8-2813, Vacation Suggestions. 10-A VACATION at GRAYSON INN. Clarkson. fine food, comfortable lodging, scente surroundings; rooms $5 dally to $25 weekly up.

For reservations write, phone Clarkson 3840 Lost. 11 DOG; beagle, small. year old, black and white; July 25, around Kosair Hospital pienie grounds. Call Anchorage 354-M, Bruce Hoblitzell, Jr. Reward.

DOG; red female Chow. named Cheechee, wearing collar and tags, early Wednesday morning, from 19th and Broadway; reward. CY 1500. DOG, Beagle puppy: male, black and white: lost in vicinity of Highland Park; reward; child's pet. Call EM 8-8585, DOG; black and white Cocker Span.

tel. male: answers to name of Happy: reward, BE FISHING tackle box; brown: sentimental value: reward. Call AR 0036. GLASSES, man's, brown horn rimmed bifocals, brown case: Bardstown Rd. and Stevens or Bowman Field; reward.

SP 2-1377. GLASSES, gold rimmed, man's, focals; lost about weeks ago; reward. Call Harrods Creek KEY ring, old time, with small key ring attached with 3 keys on Saturday, vicinity 38th and Market; reward. Call CY 6468. KITTY, gray and white male: Wednesday night; vicinity Cherokee and Lexington Gardens BE 1647.

PARAKEET, blue. Sunday afternoon; on Rufer Reward. Call JU 41200, after 6 p.m, Lost. 11 ROSARY, gold; Gateway Super Market, Taylor sentimental value; deceased mother's; reward. EM 7-1462.

WALLET, man's, black: July 14, vicinity 26th and Broadway or Ceeil and Broadway; keep money, return other contents and wallet to address on driver's license or to C. C. Woolery, 815 Cecil; DO questions asked. WALLET; $20 reward for return of pigskin wallet or pocket secretary and contents; lost in Owl Creek Country Club Cocktail Lounge July 16: papers bear name of H. C.

Layne. Call EM 6-1441. WALLET; man's, brown plastic; Parkway Field, July 22d: finder return to Parkway Field ticket office; reward. Information- Personals. 13 WALLACE, ISAAC B.

(Ike); formerly of Nicholasville, Ky, Urgent, contact Mrs. Clora B. White, 4723 Hunt Road, Blue Ash. Ohio. Services Offered Services Offered -General.

14 ADDITIONS- ALTERATIONS Remodeling, all types: rooms added: attics, basements finished; old houses renovated; new sills; foundation repairs: stairs, fire escapes; cornices; carpentry, complete home repairs: free estimates. no down payments: 3 to 10 years pay. JIM FINN, Builder, CL. 0628. ADDITIONS-REPAIRS Rooms added; attics and basements finished; complete remodeling service: we handle complete jobs; repair work and painting our specialty: references furnished: insured workman; 36 months to pay; free estimates.

JU 4-0244, EM 8-8312, Carrel Smith, builder. ADDITIONS-ALTERATIONS RATIONS Remodeling, repairing, painting We specialize in the additions of ROOMS, BATHROOMS, PORCHES. Reliable, sober, insured workmen. Estimate free, 36 months to pay. JEFFERSON DEVELOPMENT CO.

Call any time. AM 1851. ADDITIONS- ALTERATIONS Repairing, roofing, siding, advice on any remodeling or repair work, planning. drafting; experienced; insured workmen; free estimates; 36 months to pay. SUTTER CONSTRUCTION CO.

2902 Portland Ave. CY 8443. ADDITIONS ALTERATIONS Attics, painting, concrete work: complete remodeling and repair service; free estimates. MILLER CONSTRUCTION CO. Phone anytime ME 4-4882 ADDITIONS and remodeling; new modern garage built on your lot, $750; remodeling of any sort; also house framing by square foot.

Call EM 8-6517. ADDITIONS, alterations, remodeling and repairs; free estimates; work guaranteed: immediate servIce. Hiram Jones, CL 7935. ADDITIONS and renovations; restdential or commercial. Okolona 9-3000.

N. B. WEST CONSTRUCTION co. APPLIANCES, refrigerators; washers; guaranteed. CL 4695.

REDMON APPLIANCE SERVICE BASEMENTS waterproofed and guaranteed by a capable and reliable waterproofer: for over 8 years. I have done hundreds of jobs for the leading downtown stores, office buildings, factories, warehouses, home owners and buildin contractors, phone for free estimates. EM 8-2145. Master Waterproofers. BASEMENTS, ponds, dug: dirt, top soil: trucks loaded; trees removed: free estimates.

EM 6-3311. BLOCK and brick work; free estimates; no job to small or large. Johnson and Green, JU 3-6476. BLOCK setting and concrete work; new and repairs; immediate serve ice; free estimates. EM 3-4171.

BUDGET SERVICE TO EVERYONE IN DEBT Group your bills, make payment you can afford; we give fast, effielent service to you and your credItors; our systematic plan will help you. Open Mondays until 8 p.m. Budget Manager, C. B. Steele, Sr.

Oldest Budget Service in Louisville, 402-403 Hoffman Bldg. 139 S. 4th. CL 5253. WA 0835.

BUDGET ADVICE SERVICE TO ANYONE IN DEBT Divorce your creditors, group your bills with uS with payments that fit your pocketbook. Home Interviews by appointment. Family Budget Service, WA 6943. 203 Fischer Bide. 322 W.

Jefferson. CABINET and sink tops; custom made and repaired: we sell and install cabinets; design and remodel kitchens; terms. Paul McCoy, HI 1198. CABINET work; name brands or custom built: Formica tops; remodeling specialists; 3 years to pay; free estimates. ME 5-6577.

CABINETS, all kinds made to order: tops recovered, kitchens modeled Morehead's Cabinet Shop, CY 3082. CABINETS, custom made; Formica tops: repair work: free estimates; Custom Cabinet Shop, Pleasure Ridge 7-7756. CARPENTER and repair work; screen work, painting and decoratins: free estimates. AR 7233 CY 4272. CARPENTER repairs; concrete work: house framing: garages; 30 years experience; reasonable.

Call Janes, SP 2-2959. CARPENTRY, rotted, termite. joist replaced; bad floor joints leveled and replaced, new additions. general repairs, remodeling, materials furnished: free estimates. CY 5333.

CARPENTRY, specializing in small jobs, repairs to rooms, additions; free estimates; call anytime. BE 5913. CARPENTRY; repairs, additions; remodeling and decayed joists replaced; terms; free estimates, Call SP 2-1814. CARPENTRY, painting, window cords; expert mechanics: work guaranteed; prices right. EM 6-2544, CL 5791.

CARPENTRY, all types home repairs, building, remodeling. Finn, CL 9628. CARPENTRY, remodeling, repairs of all kinds. B. V.

Gorrell, CL 6056. CARPENTRY work: small jobs preferred, Pleasure Ridge 7-6168. CARPENTRY; repairs, additions, remodeling: terms; estimates. AR 2243. CLEANING; complete home, walls, woodwork, windows and paper cleaned; floors waxed and buffed: painting, Interior and exterior.

Neuling Service. EM 8-8089. CONCRETE work; sidewalks, basements, garages, porches, all around work; free estimates; satisfaction guaranteed, Call Pleasure Ridge 7-6502. Simms Bros. CONCRETE work and blocks; driveways, walks, porches, steps; roofIng, guttering, house painting; F.H.A, terms; free estimates, EM 7-8148, JU 3-2871.

CONCRETE work; porches, steps, sidewalks, patios, driveways; reasonable. AR 2609, mornings or nights. CONCRETE construction; free estimates, prompt service; tion, public liability Insurance; terms. Stilger. TW 7-2593.

CONCRETE work; walks, driveways, steps and porches; references given; free estimates. Philpot, call CL 7108. CONCRETE work of all kinds; sidewalks, driveways; basement excavation: immediate service; free estimates; colored. Call CL 8060. CONCRETE work: porches, steps.

walks, driveways, patios; free estimates. AR 3336, CONCRETE work: all kinds: sidewalks: steps: driveways: patios: block garages. EM 6-8000. EM 6-2012. CONCRETE porches, walks and drives; lifetime experience.

JU 4-3910. DRIVEWAYS, asphalt; work guaranteed; free estimates; terms; insured. Kessler Asphalt Drives, EM 3-2589 or GL 8-3593, ELECTRIC CONTRACTING LICENSED AND BONDED It is dangerous and a fire hazard to use long extension cords or over. load your circuits with toasters or other appliances: we correct them; will rewire your home 220-volt as low as $5 per month, no money down. 36 months to pay.

ELECTRIC UNIVERSAL GL 8-2842, Free Estimates. WA 0516. All Work Guaranteed ELECTRIC WORK SINCE 1938 5-year guarantee Specialists in correcting faulty and hazardous wiring. LONGACRE ELECTRIC CO. CL 5139.

410 S. 1st. CL 5139. ELECTRIC sewer cleaning: you will be glad to get our price. Kentucky Sewer Service.

WA 5590. ELECTRIC cel sewer cleaning and by, plumbers, not Jacklees: satisfaction guaranteed. ANDERSON PLUMBING. CL 7688, ELECTRICAL contracting: residential and commercial: also repair work; prompt service. Allied Electrical call BE 5770 or GL 8-3586.

EXCAVATING, grading; basement and lakes dug, dam building: clearsodding: 20 years' experience. JU 3-4398 or Jeffersontown 5-5508, FENCE, all types: skilled erection: no job too small; F.H.A. terms; estimates. Falls City Fence. CY 7521 FLOOR sanding, floor refinished: floors laid; sanders for rent; floor materials, 1316 Rufer.

WA 3507. EM 3-9793. Highfill Hester, FLOOR sanding. refinishing: old floors made like new; hardwood, asphalt and rubber tile laid. M.

P. Williams, 1708 Berry. SP 2-1583. FLOORS, sanded and Wilson's refinished: Floor reasonable prices. Service, CY 6404 or JU 4-7028, FLOOR sanding, refinishing; old floors specialty; floors cleaned.

Watson's Floor Service, ME 4-4573. FURNITURE upholstering and repairing: free, pickup and delivery service: work guaranteed; lower rates. Valley Upholstering Shop, 7-1979, Pleasure Ridge FURNACES installed: gas, coal and heating: every Crane quality job installed August will rebathroom scale without cost; estimates, prompt service. Hinton Heating day, WA 1493, nights, ME GRADING. finish work; top soil, fill dirt, crushed stone, gravel; reasonable.

Pleasure Ridge 7-2337, IRONS, toasters repatred; we repair and adjust all small appliances. Culver's, 3120 Taylor Blvd. LANDSCAPING, planting, sodding and seeding: manure; yearly maintenance: 18 years' experience. Her. man Weber, AR 8596.

Twins--Boys Mrs. Martin T. Heil, 323 Tyne June 29. Mrs. William M.

Hickey, 2115 Griffith, July 7. Mrs. Louis J. Schall, 414 E. Walnut, July 8.

Mrs. Ronald F. Brown, 713 Hazel, July 12. Marriage Licenses Donald Lord, 22, landscaping, 839 Parkway; Sandra C. 16, Okolona.

Ernest D. Raulerson, 26, assistant coach, Brooksville, Jo Ann Brooks, 21, of 418 Fairlawn Rd. David G. Johnson, 24, student, 230 E. Gray; Patricia Spencer, 22, of 1035 E.

Breckinridge. William L. Hellmann, 27, foreman, 262 Claremont: Joan Le Blanc, 25, of 102 Village Rd. Jamieson G. McPherson, 23, law student, 1572 Cherokee Nancy B.

Green, 22, of 3307 Chickadee Rd. Kimber Crank, 41, supervisor, and Lila Burkins, 45, both of Hamilton, Ohio. Brian R. Boylan, 25, reporter, Chicago: Rita M. Bezy, 29.

of 1218 S. 4th. Morris S. Zachariah, 22, electrical contractor, 2916 Beaumont Anita Zober, 18, of 1707 W. Market.

Divorces Granted Building Permits R. 0. Johnson, addition to dwelling, 1129 Lillian, $750. Terry G. Hopson, addition to dwelling, 1714 S.

35th, $1,000. City of Louisville, to firehouse, 1330 Bardstown addition. Howard C. Berry, porch for dwelling, 615 Emery $700. Paul E.

Denzik, garage, 1791 Wilart $500. A. F. Whitman, garage, 3512 Mayo $500. N.

H. Dosher, addition to dwelling, 1308 Willow. $800. James Compton, addition to dwelling, 1102. Tennessee, $3,000.

William B. Martin, alter porch, 1356 Catalpa, $500. Emerson G. Dyer, garage, 1335 Longfield, $800. County Court County Court Lee Louis J.

Ben J. of James Ben J. of Rickey Elmer G. Norman bert Gnau. Crabtree appointed executor of Crabtree estate.

Johnson appointed guardian Rudolph Johnson appointed guardian Lee Bunnell. Gnau appointed guardian of Thomas Gnau and Donald Gil- Police Court Drunken driving--Charles R. Crabb. Deerwood James Lewis, $100 each. held to jury Sept, 18, David 0.

laughter D. Steagall, Webb. held to grand jury Sept. 20. Grand larceny- James H.

Burks, held to grand jury Aug. 28. Operating a handbook--William T. Wilson, amended to disorderly conduct, $60; Faurest Klingelsmith, filed away. one Margaret C.

Goodman from Kenneth cruelty; two children; married 1951. Joan L. Bugg from Stuart; cruelty; one child: married 1953. John Newell from Mattie; adultery; one child; married 1952. Sidney Thomas Murphy from Dorothy Mae: five-year separation; one child; married 1944.

Willie B. Brooks from Cecil; cruelty; married 1943. Anna Rhea Smith from William Robert: cruelty; three children; married 1941. Sandra Hatler Francisco from Ray annulment; married 1956. Oliver C.

Stephens, from Anne; cruelty; three children: married McGowin 1934. from Willie Carol Rhodes Sanford Raybon; cruelty: married 1936. Rossie Miracle Cain from Ralph cruelty; married 1945. Imogene Olive McCollum from Marchie; cruelty; one child: married 1950. Agnes Scholicia Allen from Beven Frazier; cruelty, married 1947.

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