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A A A Picket at General 12 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1968 1508. W. Walnut St. Funeral Thurs.

13 Moving and Hauling 21 at p.m. at Metropolitan Community Church, 2118 W. Walnut St. WANTED and ride; young off girl Crittenden LIGHT hauling, moving, tree cutto Burial in Eastern Cemetery, Jef- Boxley Helm wrecking, small buildings. Gunshot Workers fersonville, Ind.

5013 Red between Oak Ln. Rangeland a.m. from sub- reliable anytime, 893-7477; college 895-1443. students. Call Hospital Kill Two Men In Louisville Two Louisville area men died yesterday at General Hospital from gunshot wounds they suffered in separate incidents early Monday night.

Wiley Lee Beasley, 31, of 428 Conrad, died at 12:15 p.m. and Rex Elwood Henderson, 40, 4802 Burkhead, Pleasure Ridge Park, died at 10:20 a.m. Chief Deputy Coroner William S. Anderson said Beasley died of a gunshot wound over the left ear. He was shot in an incident near Jackson and Jacob, The body will be at the R.

G. May Funeral Home, 719 E. Chestnut. Henderson, who was shot at his home, died from a' 20-gauge shotgun wound in the neck, according to Deputy Coroner Charles Proctor. Woman Charged in Shooting Before Henderson died, Mrs.

Alice Virginia Conrad, of the same address, was released on her own bond on a charge of malicious shooting and wounding in the incident. Her case was continued to Oct. 10. A construction worker, Henderson is survived by three sons, Rex E. William and Charles Lee Henderson; two daughters, the Misses Kathy Lou and Carol, Marie, Henderson, Henderson, Meade and his County, mother, Ky.

His funeral will be 2 p.m. Friday at the W. G. Hardy Valley Chapel, 10907 Dixie Highway, with burial in South Jefferson Cemetery. The body will be at the funeral home after 6 p.m.

Wednesday. Two Kentucky Men Are Dead in Vietnam WASHINGTON (AP)-The Defense Department announced yesterday the death of a Kentucky soldier in action in Vietnam and the death of a Kentucky airman Army from Sgt. other 1.C. than hostile E. causes.

Evans, husband of Alma J. Louisville, Bennett, was listed as killed in action. He had previously been listed as missing in action. Reported as dying not as a result of hostile action was Air Force S. Sgt.

Robert F. Riggle, husband of Phyllis F. Riggle, Russell. Service employes began picketing General Hospital yesterday, but the hospital's normal operations continued without major incident. The pickets appeared at 6 a.m.-two near the hospital's main entrance on gency entrance on Madison Five Chestnut Street and two emerneastreet.

pickets were on duty last night." Although the pickets did not actually attempt to block any delivery vehicles, drivers of a meat truck and a surgical supplies honored the signs and left without unloading, according to Thomas M. Bond, of the AFL-CIO Building SerEmployes' International Union, Yiceal 557. Seek Dismissal on Injunction He said the picketing is in protest of the city-county Health Board's refusal to recognize the union as: bargaining agent for hospital employes. The union is also protesting the hospital's mass firing in November, 1966 of 22 employes who had signed cards authorizing the union to represent them. All of yesterday's pickets were among those fired.

The began organizing the hospital's employes in September 1966. Bond said yesterday the union would ask for dismissal of the court case it brought against the health board in No- Hill Leaves Bulk Of $215,000 to Wife Dr. John C. Hill left the bulk of his $215,000 estate to his wife by terms of his will probated yesterday in Jefferson County Court. He made specific bequests of $5,000 each to Kentucky Southern College and the University of Louisville Medical School.

He was a trustee of Kentucky Southern. Of the residue, half will go outright to his wife. The other half will be held in trust for her benefit. At her death it will be distributed under a 1967 trust agreement for the benefit two sons and a daughter, Carroll Hill of Oakland, and Marshall Hill and Barbara Hill. The Kentucky Trust Co.

was named executor. Dr. Hill, a Louisville physician since 1930, was when he died Aug. 23. He lived at 305 Kenwood Hill Road.

City and County Statistics James Timothy Head; 20, of the 100 block Stabler Avenue. Gleason Arthur West, 59, of the 10700 block Charlene Drive. Criminal Cases In Police Court: Ellis G. Rhodes, 22, of 600 block South 43rd, forgery, grand jury, Sept. 17.

Donald L. Risinger, 19, of 6300 block Hunters Grove, car theft, filed away. Traffic Cases In Police Court: Drunken Driving Charges Lewis M. Huff, 41, of Jeffersonville, public drunkenamended from drunken driving, $100; reckless ness driving, Michael D. 54, of 2500 block Valley Vista $50.

reckless Reen, driving, amended from drunken drivRoad, ing, $200. Marriage Licenses L. Story, 20, 1435 E. Breckinridge assembler; Larry Terry A. Hurst, 20, of 944 Parkway Dr.

Bruce R. Lott, 21, of Curran student; Linda L. Bewley, 19 of 3019 Beaumont Rd. Donald R. McGrew, 18, of 415 S.

38th 18th machine St. operator; Bonnie M. Hammond, 9f 8814 16, of 119 Brown-Austin N. Diane M. Fielden, 19, of 1202 Central Ave.

Richard L. Paschal, 20, student; Herbert Saul Somerwitz, 27, Brooklyn, N.Y., lawyer: Mary P. Hubbuch, 23, of 1039 E. Kentucky St. Robert W.

Krauth, 19, of 814 Grade student; Sharon K. Burnett, 19, of 1716 121. Wilart Southland Dr. psychologist; Julia N. Lawler, 28, of 153 Thierman Ln.

Gary C. Palmer, 37, of David A. Dixon, 18, of 3810 Goldstein student; Susan G. Huffman, 17, 9600 Holiday Dr. William L.

Whitehouse, 23, of 4015 Glen Lebanon Valley Junc- purchasing agent; Carolyn J. Allen, 16, tion, Ralph Daymon Williams, 24, Hinton, W. instrucKy. tor; Virginia Dolores Murphy, 22, Martinsburg, Va. Edward F.

Clancy, 20, Salem, N.J., student; Madeline Brotzge, 21, of 5527 Maco Ln. Stanley R. Good, 19, laborer, and Sybil Z. Hiser, 20, both of 1359 's. 2nd St.

Troy L. Brazelton, 21, Gurley, truck driver; Philip E. Bickel, 19, of 1502 Huntoon helper; Penelope C. Carr, 23, of 1774 W. Ormsby.

Iris D. Ludwig, 18, of 312 Kilmory Ave. Bernheim boiler Paul J. Bickett, 20, of 1639 maker apprentice; Donna F. Polk, 18, of 1578 Loney Ln.

Michael L. Medley, 22, of 3013 Meade Army; Theresa V. Wheatley, 20, of 1649 Belmar Dr. Allan E. Sterling 21, Plattsburg, N.Y., Army; Linda S.

Hazel, 21, of 7505 Virginia Ave. James B. Tolliver, 41, laborer; Geneva Smith, 39, both of 1808 W. Jefferson. Raymond L.

Aubrey, 42, of 5718 Maryman Dr. retired; Thelma F. Korfhage, 51, of 4319 Lynnview Richard A. McCubbins, 23, Indianapolis, Army: Sherryl L. Kluesner, 25, of 5209 Cane Run and Rd.

Lois Elmer Lee Goosey, 41, machinist, Anna Hensley, 33, both of 6102 Morning driver; Glory Dr. Flora M. SeverLester B. Shafer, 47, truck ance, Frank P. Shea 21, of 4229 Clarene welder's 43, both of Columbus, Ohio.

helper; Linda K. Horton, 17, of 646 N. 23rd. William J. Sanders 111, 19, of 2520 Shuck Ln.

tobacco worker; Brenda K. Kinsey, 19, of 8509 Tolls Ln. Whitelow R. Hicks 29, of 3525 Sherrill SUpervisor; Susie M. Parker, 23, of 823 S.

43rd. electronic techDuane D. Miller, 20, Leron, nician; Margaret L. Stewart, 17, of 2723 Rockford Lane. John W.

Ising 21, of 2039 Bashford Manor Lane, student; George. J. Linda S. Brewer, Eskew, 20, of 229 Albany elec19, of 2130 Glenworth trician; June C. Adams, 20.

of 219 Saunders Ave. Kenneth W. Owens, 22. of 1336 1132 S. Fischer Hepburn Ave.

laborer; Harvey J. Rebecca Ritter, 21, of 3503 Wheeler roofer; J. Viers, 20, of Lawanna Eddie E. Chewning, 19, of 1918 Crimson Dr. A.

Procell, 19, of 5345 Rodgers Rd. machinist; Elizabeth Ann Watson, 19, of 14512 Dixie Highway. Johnny P. Hynes, 20, of 6206 Maywick carpenter; Victoria S. Smith, 17, of 7110 John Adams Way.

Ronnie R. Murray, 20, of Box 263 Prospect, warehouseman; Mabel E. of 707 19, of Walnut 630 E. Liberty. laborer; Edward L.

Hall, 19, Connie D. Kisner, of 707 Swan. Norman T. Gnau, 29, of 5904 Outer Loop, foreman; Lynn T. Fraval, 22, of 2705 Lexington Rd.

James Lee Alstott, 27, New Albany; Audrey J. Thompson, 31, of 237 N. Pope. Robert F. Gahafer, 19, of 1713 Kurz Way, fly boy; Linda Gayle Sharp, 18, of 5103 Murray Lane, William A.

Taylor, 24, of 4121 W. Broadway, radio announcer; Daphne D. Davis, 25, of Chicago. Allen B. May, of 3434 Wizard, veterinarian assistant; Mary E.

Goodrow, 21, of 321 Fairmont. James E. Healton, 28, meter maintenance and Charlotte Joan. Livingston, 28, both of Lafayette, Ind. Reza Ahmari, 24, Chicago, electrical engineer; Ann S.

Wagner, 22, of 7206 Woolrich Rd. Michael M. Barnard, of 1516 Larchmont Ave.r student; Cheryl A. King, 19, 5710 Greenwood Rd. Charles Richard White, 25, press, operator, and Julia I.

Frazier, 24, both of Dayton, Ohio. Ronald J. Furtaw, 18, Bay City, student; Mary D. Allen, 17, of 115 S. 42nd St.

Michael P. Searcy, 20, of 8304 Smithton student; Candice Lee Sandstrom, 21, off 1021 Sarah Dr. Lonnie Bailey, of 600 Seneca Army; Linda J. Fields, 19, of 820 Camden Ave, Denver L. Cheek, 31, of 8703 Moody printer; Ann L.

Greenhalgh, 27, of 7809 Poinsetta Dr. Richard C. Collins, 25, of 9712 Gandy Rd. Valley Station, salesman; Colleen B. Russell, 24, of 3406 Taylorsville Rd.

Charles M. Monahan, 23, of 3444 Glendale machinist apprentice, Shirley A. Hazel, 23, of 3808 Powell. Robert L. McCauley, 31, of 8025 Oakmont, operations engineer; Sharon M.

Murphy, 24, of 4640 Southern Parkway. William. Stinson, 21, of 4708 S. Azalea 3rd laborer; Judy A. Williams, 18, of 6005 Way.

Ran Deaton, 20, of 2543 Slevin carpet cutter; Barbara A. N. Burba, 25, of 2453 Selvin Elmer Hunter, of 2246 Amboy electrician; Martha J. Painter, 27, of 3776 Fincastle Rd. Renny Ray Maddox, 26, Glendale, tax accountant: Lynn R.

Berman, 19, of 1109 Ridgeline Dr. Paul W. Tucker, 19, of 1266 Springdale Dr. accounting clerk; Dorendia McCreary, 18, of 632 Harris PI David Lee Bowman, 22, Holland, student: Sylvelin J. Felde, 22, of 1331 Gardiner Lane.

George Skinner. 24, of 3813 Stratton rigger; Joyce E. Williams, 21, 0 739 Nugent Ct. Larry F. Maxwell, 30, inspector: Sharon R.

Mount, 27, both of Scottsburg, 23, Ind. Devon, Richard B. Coffey, Army: Carol L. Ludwig, 23, of 2522 of Carolina Austin, Ave. Jan P.

Varney, 22, student; Linda C. Benn, 21, of 1210 Durrett Lane. Stephan, Brian Avnet, 26, Hollywood, theatrical manager; Maria E. Alvarez, 23, of 1611 Bardstown Rd. Gerald Tasman, 21, of 1705 Calder student; Mina Zauler, 18, of 1623 Aimara Johnnie Norton, 67, of 2305.

Hale, W. construction worker: Mary F. Holloway, 43, of 2125 Kentucky. Kenneth W. Solomon, 29, of 530 N.

26th laborer: Kathleen M. Abbott, 27, of 2311 W. Hill. ENeMY. D.

Huggins, Terry 21, Jr. of 19. 1620 Catalpa Bloomington, St. student; George Clark, 25, of 2326 Emerson pumper; Marilyn J. Kersey, 23, 1937 Payne St.

Robert R. Henderson 32, tile contractor, and Mary L. 26, both of 2607 Rodman. vember 1966 in which it sought an injunction ordering, a union representation election hospital's employes. Bond said that the union was requesting dismissal of the case because it feared possible future activities of pickets-such as attempted blocking of delivery vehicles -might result in a contempt of court citation on grounds that the case is in litigation.

The case is scheduled for a hearing next month in Jefferson Circuit Court, he said. Bond said the union would stop picketing only when the health board agrees to meet with it and hear its grievances. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING It's Classified. so easy to place an ad In Deaths Just dial and Funerals Deaths and Funerals 582-4801 Monday-Friday-8 a.m.-5 p.m. Ads will be charged to permanent residents of the city (listed in city directory or telephone book).

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Advertising scheduled for the Courier Journal and Louisville Times must start in the CourierJournal. The newspapers will not be responsible for typographical or other errors beyond cancellation of the charge for the adver. tisement nor will they be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of an advertisement. Advertiser must give notice of error in time for correction for next insertion Announcements Deaths and Funerals The information in the death notices is furnished to this newspaper by the Funeral Directors. BACHER, Anthony Age 2 years, Sun.

Sept. 1, 1968 at Evansville, Ind. Residence 97 Lee Villa Circle, Shepherdsville, Ky. Beloved son of Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony Carl Bacher; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Anthone Bacher and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Utter.

Anthony will be at Rattermans, 3800 Bardstown Rd. in Buechel, where funeral services will be held Thurs. at 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call after 3:00 p.m.

Wed. BANCROFT, Mrs. Bridget C. Age 86, Monday, September 2, 1968, at 11:20 a.m., at her residence, 4211 Park Blvd. Widow of the late William H.

Bancroft; survived by daughters, Mrs. Frank A. (Alberta) Hamilton, Mrs. Mary Agnes Connelly, Mrs. Joe (Rose Ellen) Martin; son, Jerry Bancroft; 15 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren.

Services will be conducted Thursday at 8:30 a.m., from McDaniel Funeral Home, 4339 Park and at 9 a.m. from St. Leo the Great Catholic Church. Interment St. John Cemetery, Rosary services, Tuesday evening at 7:30, in the funeral home.

BEASEY, Stephen Albert Age 21 years, Sun. Sept. 1, 1968 at 9:00 p.m. Residence 1013 Manning Rd. Husband of Christy Lamon Beasey and father of Stephen A.

Beasey; also survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Beasey of Palm Harbor, 2 sisters Mrs. Lewis (Joyce) King, Charlotte, N.C., Mrs.

Richard (Katherine) Bennett; 2 brothers Mark S. of Palm Harbor, Fla, and Richard D. Beasey, Los Angeles several nieces and nephews. Funeral service Wed. at 2:00 p.m.

at the Embry-Bosse Funeral Home 2723 Preston Hgy. Interment in Resthaven Memorial Park. BERCUFFSKY, Mr. Peter J. Age 51 years, Sept.

1, 1968, at 7:15 a.m. Residence, 3138 Vermont Ave. Brother of Mrs. Anna Paskey, Shenandoah, Pa. Mr.

Bercuffsky is at Ratterman's, 2114 W. Market St. Funeral 9 a.m. Wed. from Holy Cross Church.

Interment Portland Cemetery. BISHOP, Cpl. Roger Earl In his 21st year, Sunday, August 25, 1978, in Vietnam. Residence, 1416 Oakwood. Beloved son of Mr.

and Mrs. Earl T. Bishop, Jr. (Mrs. Bishop is the former Myrna May Cecil, St.

Marys, brother of Terry Bishop; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bishop, Sr. and Mrs. Florence Cecil.

Col. Bishop is resting at the Nunnelley Funeral Home, 4327. Taylor Blvd. Services from SS. Simon and Jude Church, Saturday at 9:30 a.m.

Interment Resthaven Cemetery. BOARD, Homer W. Age 71, at his residence, Irvington, Sunday, Sept. 1, 1968. Mr.

Board is survived by his wife, Ree; daughters, Mrs. Elene Claycomb, Mrs. Verona Butler, both of Irvington, Ky. and Mrs. Violet Mcintyre, Louisville, sons, Orval and Nelson, both of Irvington, and Louisville, 19 grandchildren, and 13 greatgrandchildren and 4 sisters, Mrs.

Charles Lucas, Big Springs, Mrs. Lottie Ridgeway, Tula Vista, Calif. and Mrs. Iva Smith and Mrs. Esther Wheeler, both of Louisville, Ky.

Funeral in Bewleyville Methodist Church, Wednesday at 2 o'clock CDT. Burial in Bethel Cemetery. Mr. Board is at the Alexander Funeral Home, Irvington, Ky. BRADFORD, Mr.

Michael O. Age 58 years, Sept. 3, 1968, 12:45 p.m. Residence 338 E. Kentucky St.

Beloved husband of Margaret Dick Bradford; brother of Mrs. Klein (Mary Hoskins, Patrick H. and Flavious L. Bradford, Belinda, Calif. Mr.

Bradford is at Rattermans, 2114 W. Market St. Funeral 10 a.m. Fri. from Church of Our Lady.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. Memorial services will be held by Jefferson Post 15, American Legion, 7:30 p.m. Visitors may call after 4 p.m. Wed. BRUMLEVE, Mr.

Theodore A. Passed away in his 73rd year, Tuesday, September 3, 1968, at 3:20 Family residence, 1075 E. Kentucky, Loving husband of the late Rose Ormerod Brumleve; beloved father of Theodore Brumleve, Mrs. Walter (Adele) Ruff, Mrs. Walter (Rose Marie) Kimpflein; also survived by 3 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.

Mr. Brumleve is resting at the Oak St. Horne of Arch L. Heady and son, 1201 E. Oak at Schiller Avenue, where services will be conducted at 8:30 a.m.

Friday, September 6th, and 9 o'clock at St. Therese Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Friends may kindly call after 6 p.m. Wednesday. ZWEYDOFF, Anna M.

Nordhoff 73 years of age passed away Sept. 3, 1968 at 6 a.m. at the Jewish Hospital. Residence, 237 SouthWestern Pkwy. Beloved wite of Louis V.

Zweydoff; mother Mr. Wilhelmina Boyle; sister' of Mr. Joseph Nordhoff; also survived by grandchild and 5 great grandchildren. Mrs. Zweydoff is Rattermans, 2114 W.

Market. FUneral services 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Columba Church. Interment, Calvary Cemetery.

Members of the Altar Society will pray the rosary 8:30 p.m. Wed. Friends may call after 6 Tues. Cemetery Lots, Monuments RESTHAVEN Cemetery, 2 grave lot. Cox Creek, 1-543-6420.

PANKE MONUMENT CO. 817 E. Jefferson St. 585-4401 Out of the High Rent District Funeral Directors 7 ARCH L. HEADY AND SON 1201 E.

Oak St. 635-5231 4109 Taylorsville Rd. 451-3927 3601 Taylor Blvd. 368-5811 8519 Preston 969-1367 OWEN FUNERAL HOME 2611 Virginia Avenue 776-5775 OWEN SUBURBAN CHAPEL 5317 Dixie Hgwy. 447-2600 PEARSON FUNERAL HOMES L.

D. Pearson Son, Inc. 1310 S. Third St. 634-3628 149 Breckinridge Ln.

896-0349 ALBERT NEURATH SON Funeral Home 725 E. Market 584-1191 McAFEE FUNERAL HOME 3928 Bardstown Rd. 458-1561 Mt. Washington 538-4228 NUNNELLEY Funeral Home 4327 Taylor Blvd. 368-3396 MANNING-DUNN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 518 N.

26th St. 775-6414 DUNN-FAIRDALE FUNERAL HOME 411 Fairdale Rd. 361-1688 BARRETT FUNERAL HOME 1230 J. B. Bardstown RATTERMAN Rd.

SONS 451-5530. 2114 W. Market 776-4661 3800 Bardstown Rd. 459-3800 GODFREY F. RUSSMAN SON Funeral Home 1041 Goss 635-7426 SCHOPPENHORST BROS.

Funeral Home 19th and Market 585-4394 D. WHITE SONS, INC. Funeral Home 2727 S. 3rd 637-4474 W. G.

HARDY FUNERAL HOMES 4101 Dixie Hgwy. 363-3518 10907 Dixie Hgwy. 937-6400 RATTERMAN BROTHERS 3711 Lexington Rd. 893-3644 THE McDANIEL Funeral Home, Inc. 363-3566 363-3567 4339 Park Blvd.

BOSSE Funeral Home Barret and Ellison 451-8440 HERBERT C. CRALLE Funeral Home 2428 Frankfort Ave. 893-5223 D. J. DOUGHERTY SON 1118 S.

3rd St. 583-1142 Broadway at 34th 776-6642 HIGHLANDS FUNERAL HOME 3331 Taylorsville Rd. Off Dutchman's Ln. 451-4420 EMBRY-BOSSE FUNERAL HOME 2723 Preston Highway 635-6371 LEE E. CRALLE INC.

1330 S. Third St. 634-3646 634-3647 Lodge and Club Notices 8 BOAZ Lodge Number 850 and AM, 4717 Preston will confer the EA degree, Sept. 3, 7:30 p.m. Members attend.

Visitors welcome. A. Charles Hatfield, Master; LeRoy Kaufman, Secy. BUECHEL Chapter Number 339 OES meets Sept. 4th, 8 p.m., 3323 Bardstown Rd.

for a called meeting for initiation. Katheryne Willard, W. Phyllis Westerfield, Secy. HOSPITAL Circle Number 1, OES will meet this Sept. 4, 8 p.m., 1000 S.

4th St. in the grand lodge hall for regular business. Maultie Williams, President; Shirley Davis, Corresponding Secy. LIBERTY Chapter Number 245, O.E.S. will meet Sept.

5th at and 7:45 p.m. for regular business election of officers. nie Hazel W.M.; Dorothy Secuskie Secy. W.S.O.J. LOUISVILLE will meet Shrine Number, at 7:30 p.m.

Parkland Masonic Temple, 969 S. 2nd for stated meeting and Ceremonial. Gladys McGaughey, W.H.P., Martha A. Hatfield, W.S. SHAWNEE Lodge, Number 830, F.

and A.M.. will meet in stated communication, Sept. at 7:30 3103 S. p.m. in Suburban Temple, 3rd St.

Work in the E.A. Degree. Members urged to attend, visitors welcome. John Self, Master; F. M.

Klayer, Sec'y. ST. GEORGE Lodge number 239 and AM will meet in stated communication Sept. 4 at 7:30 p.m., 2209 Heather Ln. for regular business meeting and family night; entertainment, dinner served 6:30 p.m.

Visitors welcome, Edwin L. Goldberg, Master; David F. Katz, Secy. SUBURBAN Lodge Number 740 F. and A.M.

3rd and Central Ave. will meet in called communication Sept. 4th at 12:30 for the purpose of paying last sad tribute of respect to our departed brother Emil Hehl. All members please attend. Howard Mitchell, Master; C.

W. Fowler, Secy. Lost 11 CAMERA 150 Instamatic. Reward. 368-2968.

DOG, small black and white. Boston terrier, answers to Big Shot; has harness, 2 tags; vicinity Harrods Creek. Reward $30. 584- 2297: 451-2918 after 6. DOG, Cocker Spaniel, blond, 10 years old, answers to Lady; Sunday, vicinity Trevilan Way and Dundee Rd.

Family pet. Reward. 459-4716. DOG, Bassett Hound; vicinity of Poplar Level and Indian Trail; answers to name Hector. Call 964- 2033.

DOG, male, year old Airedale, black and tan, some white on chest, named Bo; Aug. 29; Anchorage. Reward. 245-5945. DOG, large male Dalmatian, recent incision on back, Cherokee Pkwy.

Longest Ave. area. Aug. 25. Reward.

451-4074. DOG, Poodle Miniature male, Cream with brown fringed ears. About Aug. 1. Good reward.

363- 2203; 582-9117; 937-9246. GLASSES, little boy's, in vicinity of W. Southside Court. Reward. 361-3202.

WRISTWATCH, white gold Elgin, white gold bana, engraved Mary, Larry, 12-25-55. Shelbyville Mall area, Sun. Reward. 897-1313. WRISTWATCH.

lady's, gold, 17 jewels, sentimental value. Re587-1031. Found 12 DOG, young male, white with brown markings, pointer type. Call 585-3840. Information--Personals 13 STOMACH DISTRESS SUFFERER Formula 184-616 is recommended as an aid in the relief of upset stomach, acid indigestion, gas, stomach acidity, heartburn, fullness, nausea, constipation, sour stomach due to hyperacidity.

POWELL'S Rx FORMULA 2 Weeks Treatment $3.50 Mail Orders Filled Promptly (Mailing charges 75c or COD) Sole Distributors ALBEN'S DISPENSARY 1040 (Formerly Powell's Pharmacy) S. Preston 584-3612 WALDMAN PHARMACY 1200 S. First 635-6411 ON Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, 1967 at approximately 9:30 a.m. Mrs.

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SENG INSURANCE AGENCY 1908 Crums Ln. (Shively) 448-7747 Having a carnival? See Caufields Complete line of supplies. Plush toys, fish pond everything you need for a tund raising affair. Caufields on 3rd St. 583-0636.

CASH-Paid for Top Value trading stamps. $1.50 per book. DAN'S PAWN SHOP 1809 W. Broadway COMPLETE care in private home for elderly people, air conditioned, buzzer system. 448-2726.

CENTRALLY located, board and care for elderly couple; large carpeted room, TV. 583-3081. JIM. BEAM whiskey decanter bottles wanted marked regal china. Call anytime, Mr.

Scott, 582-2661. SOUTH End, care for elderly; private room and board; 1st floor; front room. 454-0728. division. 969-9608.

JUDY, please call Charles home. If anyone else answers hang up. Love. ROOM board, care for elderly lady, East End area. 267-6544.

CARE for elderly ladies in private home, 458-6683 WILL care for elderly ladies in End. 425-9981 LOVING, care, for 935-6852. elderly people convalescent. THANKS to St. Jude for favor granted.

CM. Services Offered Services Offered- -General 14 ACOUSTICAL ceilings; floor coverings; paneling; remodeled basements, estimates. Clancy, 458-7664. ADDITIONS all types remodeling, no job too small, free estimates; terms; dependable, Insured, perienced workmen. ALPINE BUILDERS INC.

897-1782 ADDITIONS, 5 year FHA terms. Call man who works on job. Room baths. panel basements, dormers. MR.

KESSLER 458-3593 969-7885 ADDITIONS, bathrooms, kitchens, lavanettes. Geo. Tomes Construction Co. 776-0426 245-5509 778-2042 ADDITIONS, repairs; reliable and insured; 36 months to pay. THE JEFFERSON CO.

582-1851 AIR conditioning, refrigeration repair; 24 hours; free estimates. 361- 2782: 363-9972. AIRCRAFT for charter passenger or cargo. Also flight training. 458- 3211.

Central American Airways. ASPHALT paving, install, resurface, patch, and sear. Experienced contractor. 584-5251. BASEMENT leaks stopped, wet walls, cracks repaired, tuck-pointing.

concrete work. 583-0149. BRICK Tuck-pointing chimney water proofing, masonry, painting, roof painting, and coating. Work guaranteed. 583-2306.

BUDGET SERVICE Sincere service for Your bills are my problem. BUDGET MANAGERS 582-2537 HOFFMAN Bldg. 139 S. 4th CABINETS, specializing in complete birch kitchens, samples shown, free estimates. 368-0532 CARPENTER work, remodeling all kinds termite damages, sagging floors, joists, beams, leveled and replaced; porches; steps, repaired or replaced; free estimates.

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Terms. Call R93-2802. CARPENTER, remodeling a specialty, 25 years experience roofing-free estimates. 634-9804. sash cords, roofs, guttering.

Free CARPENTER repair work; porches estimates; insured 964-5817. CARPENTER, Home Improvements, Terms, Free Estimates. Rov Gumm 587-0350 CARPENTRY. No lob too small; floors leveled, ceilings lowered and general remodeling. 637-4604 Nights 583-4714 CARPENTRY; repair work; painting; chimney work; tuck pointing.

HERBERT KEELING 776-8821. CONCRETE Work. Patios a plain or colored, porches, steps, drives, walks, walls, stucco repair; no job too small; free estimates, work guaranteed. 368-2822. CONCRETE WORK, no job 100 sail.

772-0959. CONCRETE work specialize in patios, color and all designs. Sidewalks, retaining walls, driveways, waterproofing, porches. Free estimates, work guaranteed, 935-2451. CONCRETE work, patios, walks, drivewavs, stucco, patching.

No iob too small. Free estimate, work guaranteed, 582-2661. CONCRETE work, steps, walks, drivers, brick, block, walls; stucco; hand dipping footings. 774-4289. CONCRETE work, footings, trenched and poured or trenched for houses, apartments, garages, for houses, apartments, garages, porches.

After 6 p.m. 969-0144. CONCRETE work, porches, steps, driveways, patios, walks, 368-4658. DRIVEWAYS, asphalt work of all kinds, also sealing, free estimates. Call any time, 964-7305, 267-5264.

American Asphalt Paving Co. DRY WALL hung and finished, additions attics, basements. Good work. Free estimates. 366-0249 after 5.

ELECTRICAL Service, 220 rewiring specialists. 24 hour service; free estimates. Nights 425-4747. LONGACRE ELECTRIC 583-5139 ELECTRICAL service. 24 hour emergency service.

New and respecialist. No lob too small. 964-0739. FLOOR sanding, laying and refinishing; tile laid; free estimates. HIGHFILL HESTER 585-3507 363-9793 FURNACES, power cleaned, $6.50 up, bonded, licensed and insured, Bishop's, 451-9313.

FURNACES Cleaned, or repaired, and checked, $5.50 up. 361-3353. PAINTING, rooting and guttering, free estimates. 776-0657. PLASTERING, for the best in new and patch work, stucco.

Call 368- 1045 or 367-6396. PLUMBING, repair, remodeling, electric sewer cleaning, Charlie's Plumbing, 937-2165, 24 hours. PLUMBING, gas-water lines, electric sewer cleaning, water heaters. Prompt. Reasonable.

774-3646. PLUMBING, repairs and remodel, cabinets, sinks, any size, West End Plumbing, 776-3680. ROOFING and repair work; free estimates. Call H. Saunders and Sons.

964-2365. ROOFING, roof repairing, no, leak too complicated; written guarantee 30 years in business. W. E. TUCKER 363-5604 TELEVISION service, for dependable service call a dependable service dealer.

We employ only the finest technicians, no helpers will service your set when you call RUTH ELECTRIC CO 451-7600 TELEVISION service In hour. $2 black and white call in city. RELIABLE SERVICE SINCE 1948 BRINER'S T.V. 454-4263 TREE Topping, removal, yard work, trimming shrubs, trees planted, spraying, hauling. No lob too small.

Free estimates. 363-4310. TREE Service, trimming, topping, removal, spray, fully insured. ACME TREE SERVICE 895-5283 TREE topping and trees removed; fully covered with insurance; free estimates. Smith Son.

366-8868. UPHOLSTERING and furniture repair, all types, excellent work, reasonably priced, 964-9584. WALLS, rugs, upholstery cleaning, by machines. No mess! Costs less! 772-2845. REMODELING ADDITIONS, bathrooms, kitchen, siding, roofs, ariveways, porch enclosures, "free estimates.

16 years experience, satisfaction guaranteed. Call Sam, 897-2537. TERMS TO SUIT YOU Auto DEALERSSe, Service Paducah, 'HAROLD DRIVER 443-2344 Home Improvements Air Conditioning, Plumbing and Heating 20-A FURNACE cleaning. $7.95, parts alid repairs for all makes; 24 hour service, work guaranteed. Brown Heating and Air Conditioning Company, Inc.

587-0786. Electrical Service 20-E ELECTRICAL Service, 220 rewirng specialists, 24 hour service; free estimates. Nights 425-4747. LONGACRE ELECTRIC 583-5139 ELECTRICAL Service New or rewirinG Free estimates. Kenny Williams Electric 937-3245 Fencing 20-F FENCE all types, skilled erection.

Falls Citv Fence Co.r Inc. 2936 St. Xavier St. 778-7311 Garages 20-G GARAGES, room additions, carports, porches. Call for best price.

636-2583 Continental Const. Co. Ornamental Iron 20-O ORNAMENTAL IRON, to beautify your home. discount for cash. Kentuckiana Ornamental Iron Co.

775-8510. Remodeling and Material 20-R CERAMIC Tile-bathroom, kitchen remodeling. Robert Tile and Marble Co. 637-6885. KONERMANN MILLWORK Interio: and Exterior Remodeling Special Millwork, Office 583-0821 The South's leading BUILDING MATERIAL CENTER JACOB LEVY Inc.

10th and Breckinridge ALUMINUM Siding. Rooting, complete interior and exterior repair. FREE ESTIMATES DOMESTIC CONST CO 584-8574 Storm Doors and Siding 20-S SIDING, reroofing, awnings, ports; free estimates. THORNCO IMPROVERS. 945-4042 Home Improvement Loans 20-Z HOME IMPROVEMENT loans made in hurry at bank rates.

BANK OF LOUISVILLE Corner 5th and Broadway 589-3351 GENERAL Hauling, wrecking work, garages, reasonable. Free estimates; buildings, etc. yard 7 days, Marvin Still, 964-5614. MOVING and hauling, day service anywhere In Kentucky. We buy anything of value.

957-3303, 368-8767. ABELL'S Light hauling, cleaning gaout attics, low rates; free estimates. and basements, rages, Call 772-3756. anytime, WE BUY ANYTHING OF Hauling, moving, anywhere 582-1775: 454-5562. HAULING, stoves, refrigerators, furniture, anything.

584-5410. Nights and Sun. 245-0446. MOVING and hauling anywhere. Furniture our specialty.

Reasonable rates. Call 957-3197. MOVING and hauling of any kind, reasonable rate, 935-1350. MOVING $5 a room, experienced veteran; average room. 636-1238.

LIGHT hauling, stoves, refrigerators, washers, dryers, rubbish removed inside or out. 964-5182. LIGHT hauling; any odd jobs, cleaning out basements, attics, garages. Harold Hale. 448-5979.

HAULING, rubbish, small buildings, no lob too small. 776-5053. MOVING and hauling 366-9692. any time, reasonable, reliable, WRECKING, rubbish removal, no job too small. Veteran, 776-3388.

LIGHT hauling, day or night, 7 days a week. Call 363-5784. A-1 Light Hauling, appliances, etc. 363-0985. HAULING and moving.

Call anytime. 778-4029. MOVING and hauling, days a week; 778-1283. Day or night. LIGHT, hauling, wreck small buildinas.

964-7338. MOVING; Hauling rubbish; name it, we do it; need work bad. 448-2699. TRASH, rubbish, etc. removed.

7. days. 1 ton truck. 368-0508. COOK, Mrs.

Bertha Carrico Landers Age 81, Tuesday afternoon at the Heritage House Nursing Home, Clarksville, Ind, Residence, 2808 Thistlewood Drive. Dear mother of Marvin, William and James Cook and Mrs. Sally Hardison; also survived by 22 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren. Services, 11 a.m. Friday, at Dunn Memorial Funeral Home, 518 No.

26th St. Interment Portland Cemetery. COTTRELL, George Thomas 'Tom' Passed away Sept. 3, 1968 in his 94th year at the residence of his daughter Mrs. Ruby Fulks, Upton, Ky.

Father of another daughter, Mrs. Gladys Dotson, Louisville; also sons Judge Ralph Cottrell and Hubert Cottrell of Bonnieville, Rev. Nobel Cottrell, Tompkinsville, Ky. and Orel Cotttrell, Bowling Green, Ky. Also surviving are 11 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren; 2 brothers Silas Cottrell, Bonnieville, Ky.

Cleveland Cottrell, Belleview, Fla. Funeral services will be held at 2. p.m. (CDT) Thurs. at Upton Baptist Church.

Interment in Leesville Cemetery. Hart County. The body is at Sego Funeral Home, Munfordville, Ky. CRANDALL, Mrs. Kathryn Montgomery Age 63 years, Sunday, September 1, 1968, at St.

Joseph Infirmary. Residence, 1135 Avenue. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Andress, Bell, and Mrs. Kathleen Hickerson; sisters, Mrs.

Mary Spratt, and Mrs. Nellie Kinder, both of Taylorsville, KY. Mrs. Annie Judd, Coolidge, Mrs. Frances Ondrla, Mrs.

Elia Goebel and Mrs. Earline Langford; brothers, Luther Montgomery, Bardstown, Willie and Hubert Montgomery; 12 grandchildren and 1. great grandchild. Funeral services 2 p.m. Wednesday, from Bohlsen-Miller Funeral Home, 825 Barret.

Interment Zachary Taylor National Cemetery. CURLEY, Miss Clarissa Sept. 3, 1968 at 10:30 a.m. at SS. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital.

Former residence Puritan Apts. Surviving 1 sister, Sr. Aquinas S.C.N., Nazareth, 2 nieces, Miss Helen Cain and Mrs. Jerome Weis and other nieces and nephews. from Dougherty and Son Funeral Home, 1118 S.

3rd St. Between Oak and St. Catherine Fri. morning, Sept. 6 at 8:30 and in St.

Louis Bertrand Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in St. Louis Cemetery. Thurs. evening at 8 o'clock.

Visiting after 4 p.m. Wed. CURRY, Robert Lee Sept. 2, 1968, at 8:30 p.m. in his 38th year.

Beloved father of Texas; Kevin Lee Curry, Arlington, devoted son of Mrs. Ann Curry. Services Thurs. 11 a.m. at Schoppenhorst Bros.

Funeral Home, 1832 W. Market St. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to the Memorial Fund of West Louisville United Church of Christ, 41st and Herman. DUE, Katherine Kiefer Sept.

1 3, 1968, at 2:15 a.m. at the Heritage House Nursing Home, Residence 1254 Rufer Ave. Widow of John William Due; mother of Miss Attry Due and Mrs. Lape Thorne, both of Cincinnati, Ohio; sister of Mrs. James Hubrich, Sr.

and Mr. Charles Funeral from Pearsons, 1310 3rd St. Thurs. morning at 11:00. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery.

EADENS, Mr. Luke E. Passed away Sunday, September 1, 1968, at his residence, 1005 W. Market in his 72nd year. Devoted brother of Mr.

Paul W. Eadens, Louisville, Messrs. Silas E. and W. T.

Eadens, Bowling Green, Ky. Mr. Ellis H. Eadens and Mrs. A.

K. Whalin, both of Richardsville, Ky. Remains resting at the Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m., from the Owen Chapel. Burial in Louisville Memorial Gardens.

Bowling Green, Ky. papers please copy. ELDER, Mrs. Kathryn Greusling Age 67, at 1:30 a.m. Tuesday, September 3, 1968, at SS.

Mary and Elizabeth Hospital. Residence, 4406 So. 2nd Beloved mother of James A. Elder, North Little Rock, 1 grandchild also survives. Remains are at the Louis B.

Miller and Son Funeral Home, 4505 So. 3rd St. Funeral Thursday, September 5th, at 2 p.m., from the funeral home. Interment Resthaven Cemetery. FARRIS, Earl Age 75 years.

at 6:00 p.m. Mon. Sept. 2, 1968 at his residence 8208 Glaser Rd. Beloved husband of Myrtle Miller Farris; devoted father Mrs.

Paul (Mable) Klein and Roy H. Ferris both of St. Petersburg, Fla. Miss Earline Farris, Dossie W. and Virgil C.

Farris; stepfather of Mrs. Laroy (Geraldine) Bunch of Haywood, brother of Mrs. Georgia Hodges Decker anc Henry Farris. Also survived by 18 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 10:00 a.m.

Thurs. Sept. 5 at the McAfee Funeral H. Home 3928 Bardstown Rd. by Bro.

E. Schreiner of High view Church of Christ. Interment in Pennsylvania Run Cemetery. FISHER, Mr. William R.

Passed away Sunday, September Knox, 1968, at Ireland Hospital, Fort in his. 56th year. Residence, 12301 Dixie Hwy. Loving brother of Mr. Russell Fisher, 2 Baltimore, also survived by nephews.

Mr. Fischer is at the Southern Son, Home of Arch L. Heady and 3601 Taylor where services will be conducted Thursday at 11 a.m. Interment Fort Knox Cemetery. Friends may kindly call after 3 p.m.

Wednesday. GREENWALD, Linda Rose Age 18 years, Sept. 1, 1968 at 9:00 p.m. Residence, 1216 Morgan Ave. Beloved daughter of wald and Charles J.

Greenwald; Mrs. Elizabeth Scherzer Greenalso survived by her sister, Mrs. Jenny Rose Greenwald; brothers, Charles G. and 'Robert A. Greenwald; grandparents, and Mrs.

A. J. Scherzer. Funeral service Thursday at 10:00 a.m. at Holy Family Church.

Interment, Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call at the Embry-Bosse Funeral Home, 2723 Preston Hgwy. after 12:00 noon Tuesday. Prayer services, Wed. at 8 p.m.

by members of the parish. HARDESTY, James O. In his 48th year suddenly Sat. August 31 In Hammond, Ind. Survivors include his wife Kathlene Duddy Charles Hardesty; his father Mr.

Hardesty Sr. of Orlando, brothers Charles and William of Louisville, and Charles A. Hardesty of Los Angeles. Services at 9:00 Catholic Thursday from the St. "Columba Church.

Interment in the Graceland Memorial Park, New Albany. Mr. Hardesty will be at the Dunn Memorial Funeral Home, 518 N. 26th St. after 8:00 p.m.

Tues. Rosary will be recited Wed. 8:00 p.m. HEHL, Mr. Emil Passed away Sept.

1, 1968, at 5:15 p.m... in his 86th year. Residence, 2215 Lower Hunters Trace. Beloved father of Mrs. T.

L. (Edna) Ploetner Sr. and Mrs. William (Margarette) Ashton; grandfather of Mr. T.

L. Ploetner Jr. and Mrs. Robert W. Letton; also survived by 4 great-grandchildren.

Remains resting at Owen Funeral Home Suburban Chapel, 5317 Dixie Highway, Funeral services Wed. at 1:30 p.m. at the suburban chapel. Burial in Cave Hill Cemetery. JUDD, Mrs.

Davy (nee Althea Peak) Age 78 years, at 7:45 a.m. Sept. 3, 1968, Residence, Bardstown, Ky. Route Survived by husband David Judd, 1 daughter, Mrs. Lucille Reesor, of Bardstown, Ky.

1 son, Lesley Judd, Shepherdsville, Ky. 2 granddaughters, 3 great grandsons; 3 sisters, Elizabeth Peak, Elizabethtown, Ky. Mrs W. Osborn, Rineyville, Ky. Mrs.

Lura. Thomas of Louisville, Ky. 2. brothers Hugh and Alfred Peak, both of Louisville; Mrs. Judd is at the Mann, Greenwell, Arnold Funeral Home, Bardstown, Ky.

Services 10 a.m. Thurs. St. Gregory Samuels, Ky. Interment St.

James Cemetery. Elizabethtown, Ky. Elizabethtown Ky. papers please copy. LAY, Rev.

Leonard Age 50, 2 a.m. Sept. 2, 1968. Residence 8505 Bambi Way. Beloved husband of Effie (Dorsey) Lay.

Father of Jean Sherry Lay, Donna Faye Hale, Leonard Lee, Randall Ray and S.P./ Michael Steven Lay; son of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Lay, Oneida, brother of Sidney, Heurstle, Walter, Earl J. and Charles Lay, Mrs. George (Nola) Bueter, Mrs.

Jesse (Millie) Lovett and Mrs. Joseph (Etta) also 5 grandchildren. Rev. Lay will be at the Foreman Funeral Home, 10600 Taylorsville Rd. until 11 a.m.

Wed. after which he will be taken to Hiwathia Missionary Baptist Church where services are to be held at 2 p.m. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. MARTIN, Mrs. Herbert T.

The former Eloise Thompson. Residence, 267 Claremont. Sept. 2, 1968, 11:05 a.m. at the Baptist Hospital.

Survived by her mother, Amanda Thompson. Funeral services will be held at Ratterman's, 3711 Lexington 11 a.m. Wed. Interment in Wilmore Cemetery, Wilmore, Ky. McDONOUGH, Mrs.

Josephine J. (nee Kuchenbrod) Passed away in her 86th year Sept. 1968. Family residence, 2434 W. Broadway.

Loving aunt of Mrs. Clifton, (Mary Alice) Brown, Mrs. M. J. (Josephine) Mullins, and Mr.

Joseph L. Kuchenbrod. Also survived by great nieces and nephews and 17 greatgreat nieces and nephews. Services for Mrs. McDonough will be conducted Thurs.

morning at 8:30 in the Russman and Son FUneral Home, 1041 Goss Ave. and at 9 o'clock in St. Benedict Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. OSSMAN, Mrs.

Grace Beatrice (Reed) At 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 1, 1968, at Methodist Evangelical Hospital. Residence, 142 N. Crestmoor.

Survived by husband, Carl P. Ossman; son, Carl R. Ossman; daughter, Miss Bobbye Grace Ossman; 1 grandson; mother, Mrs. Ethel B. Reed; 2 sisters, Mrs.

Amos W. Kalkhoff, Mrs. F. Edward MacDonald. Services from the Herbert C.

Cralle Funeral Home, 2428 Frankfort Ave. at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. Friends may make contributions to the Crescent Hill Presbyterian Church.

ROSE, Mrs. Esther Vera Tuesday, September 3, 1968, at 9:45 a.m. Residence, 2100 Millvale Road. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Sidney Friedman, Dallas, Tex.

and Mrs. Leopold Loeb; 5 grandchildren. Services and interment in New Orleans, La. SANDERS, Mr. Willard Dewayne Age 21 years, suddenly Monday, Sept.

2, 1968, at 2 a.m., near Bardstown, Ky. Residence, Mt. Washington, Ky. Survived by wife, Mrs. Linda Schweckendieck Sanders; parents, Mr.

end Mrs. Willard Sanders, Mt. Washington, sister, Joyce Ann Sanders; brother, Jackie Sanders; grandparents, Mrs. Nannie Sanders, Fairfield, and Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Trent, Mackville, Ky. Mr. Sanders is at McFarland's FUneral Home, Mt. Washington, Ky. Funeral services from the chapel, Wednesday, Sept.

4th, at 2 p.m. Interment, Highview Cemetery, Chaplin, Ky. SHOFNER, Mrs. Artie (nee Campbell) Passed away Sept. 3, 1968, at 12:15 a.m.

in her 63rd year. Residence 3322 Fitzgerald Rd. Beloved mother of Mrs. Richard (Wanda) Nunn, Mrs. James (Dorothy) Norris, Mrs.

Robert (Norma Jean) Harrell and Mr. Robert B. Shofner; stepsister of Mr. Roscoe Pryor; also survived by 13 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Remains resting at Owen Funeral Home Suburban Chapel, 5317 Dixie Hgwy.

Funeral services Thurs. at 11 a.m. at the Suburban Chapel. Burial in Louisville Memorial Gardens. STEVENSON, Mrs.

Ethel May Martin Age 60, Tuesday afternoon at Jewish Hospital. Residence, 2721 GilBeloved wife of Hershel Stevenson; dear sister of Claude William C. Martin and Mrs. Elizabeth Branch; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Services Thursday at 11 a.m., at Dunn Memorial Funeral Home, 518 No.

26th St. Interment Louisville Memorial Gardens. STOCKHOFF, William F. Residence 2140 Bonnycastle Ave. Sept.

2, 1968 at 10:20 p.m. Husband of Mrs. Rose Adele weitzel Stockhoff; father of Mrs. Shirley S. Kinney; Mrs.

James B. (Donna) Hayden; Mrs. A. S. (Del Rita) Phillips.

Survived also by a sister, Mrs. Adele Davids and by 9 grandchildren. Funeral service Wed. Sept. 4, at 2 Barrett Funeral Home, 1230 Bardstown Rd.

WALKER, James E. Residence, 6800 Greenlawn Road, Monday, September 2, 1968, at 8 a.m., at Our Lady of Peace Hospital. Husband of Frances VonBokern Walker; father of Dr. James D. Walker and Robert S.

Walker; brother of Mrs. J. Lamping and Mrs. Katherine W. Ware; grandfather of Jeff Walker.

Mr. Walker is at Rattermans, 3711 Lexington Road. Funeral Thursday at 11 a.m., from St. Leonard Church, Interment Cave Hill Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited, by members the parish, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m, Visiting after 7 p.m.

Tuesday. WHITE, Mrs. Mary Alice Walsh Residence, 1519 Parsons Place, Sept. 2, 1968 at 9:20 p.m. Wife of the late Edward D.

White mother of Misses Margaret Ann and Helen Katherine White, Mrs. Fred (Mary Alice) Varga, Mrs. Paul, J. (Betty Rose) Gruesser, Indianapolis, Mrs. Thomas L.

(Mildred) McDonald, Cleveland, Ohio, James R. Cox's Creek, Edward D. Jr. and Sgt. Robert E.

White, U.S.A.F., Peru, and the late Mrs. Albert P. (Ann Jane) Varga and Lt. L. Gerard White, A.A.F.

Survived also by 27 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. FUneral Mass Sept. 5 at 10 a.m. at St. Louis Bertrand Church.

Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Rosary by the 3rd Order of St. Dominic Wed. at 7:30 p.m. at Barrett Funeral Home, 1230 Bardstown Rd.

WILLIAMS, Mrs. Helen M. Age 70, residence 2241 W. Jefferson passed away Sept. 2:40 a.m.

at St. Joseph Infirmary. Native of Metcalf County, Survived by 1 son, Willis P. Moore, Detroit, 2 daughters, Mrs. Bertha S.

Talton and Mrs. Marshall Foree; 1 brother, William P. Johnson; 6 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Williams is resting at the S.

Leroy Mason and Son Funeral Home, Painting, Papering 23 CLEANING paper, washing walls, woodwork; Interior, exterior painting and general house cleaning; experienced. Edward NIlest, 368-8027. PAINTING interior and exterjor free estimation, immediate service reasonable rates. R. E.

Layman. 363-0660. PAINTING interior and exterior and papering, old and new work. Revalee Decorators, 935-3045; 935- 3870. PAINTING, interior and exterior, free estimates, low rates, have references and experience.

Call after 6 p.m. 937-9379. PAINTING, interior and exterior; free estimates; insured. H. Barbour, 368-3996 or 935-6795.

PAINTING, interior and exterior, and repair work, low bids, free estimares, R. L. Meredith, 776-1052. PAINTING, interior and exteriorinsured. East End Decorators Phone 366-4397.

368-2276. PAINTING, interior and exterior; immediate service; free estimates, George Glass. 636-2663: 634-8257. PAIL TING papering and steaming, Red Spot paint; immediate service. 587-1028; 778-6504.

PAINTING, free estimates, J. W. Sloan, 403 Southland. 366-5189. PAINTING, interior exterior, prompt and neat work.

458-8722. PAPER hanging, labor. $5 room, samples plastering, painting. A-1 work; quick service. W.

L. RANKIN 778-0431 PAPER hanging, furnished, hung, 2 rooms, $28 up; plastering: roofing. Mr. Lile, 366-1975; 361-2140. PAPER hanging, reasonable, first class work.

Pinkston. 969-1796. PAPER hanging, reasonable rates, Bill Rankin 448-5875 PAPERING, steaming, nights and weekends. 366-8963. PAPERING, plastering, painting.

BILL FLEIG 774-3636 PAPERING and furnishing paper, any size room. $21. 584-6006. STEAMING, expert wallpaper removal, papering, painting, plaster repair. Dry wall, 20 years.

Immediate service. Call anytime, 363- 4596 John Washer, 964-5426. STEAMING, wall paper removal, free estimates, reasonable, dependable. 447-0325; 964-8877. Building Permits Cost estimates do not include plumbing, heating, air conditioning, electrical facilities, built-in equipment and land costs.

Robt. Dooley, dwelling at 4404 Hobart $15,000. WAKY Radio, Ky. Home Life Bldg. alter, commercial building at 554-558 S.

4th, $19,500. Louisville Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, church building at 1700 S. 4th, $30,000, Chester Cooper Bldr. 201 Breckinridge dwelling, 3302 Mid Dale $17,400. Donald Loney, repair interior and exterior walls, ceilings and roof, at 1216 Payne $1,800.

Thos. L. Ulrich, commercial building at 2001 W. Jefferson, $10,500. Hililard Lyons commercial building at 539 S.

3rd, $50,000. Real-Estate Transfers The prices given are those indicated by state tax stamps required on all deeds. Marguerite Franck to John B. Franck, P.O. Box 7454, Lot 6, Ridgeway Corner Sec.

2, $25,000. Kenneth C. and Grace L. Grosse to Wm. A.

and Rebecca C. Nevius, 3611 Fallen Timber Lot 39, Old Brownsboro Hills Sec. 1, $35,500. Jack and Clara Friedman to Clifton E. Sr.

and Marguerite Scribner, 3500 Mina Lot 24, Sec. 2, Bon Air $16,000. The Ussery Corp. to Gary O. and Loretta K.

White, Lot 225, Hollow Creek Subd. Sec. 5, $30,000. Jos. F.

and Elizabeth J. Hamilton to Burr W. Jr. and Mary L. Deal, 3706 Willmar Lot 8, Willmar $22,500.

Jas. V. and Martha Amos to Robt. D. and Sally B.

Baker, 230 Kenwood Hill Lot 31, Robin Hill $24,000. Edw. H. and Zena P. Clark to Arch L.

and Joyce A. Boston, Lot 40, Moorland Sub. Sec. 2, $17,000. Nancy E.

Pritchett to Robt. G. and Patricia A. Huntington, Lot 21, and northwest 16 feet 8 inches width of Lot 22, Dingle View, $42,500. The Kelly Co.

Inc. to Jackie L. and Marilyn Morris, 6906 Bellcrest Lot 309, Cedar Creek Subd. Sec. 3, $32,000.

Garlond E. and Pauline R. Evers to Virginia A. Morris and Dorothy L. Roth, 4407 St.

Regis Lot 16, St. Regis Park Unit 1, $21,500. Ridge Jr. Inc. to Wiley J.

and Mary E. Whitaker, 7816 Harbour 'Lot 95, Heather Ridge 2, $18,500. Ruth M. Gilpin to Humphrey Realty Co. 2914 Dixie 120 feet in center line of San Jose Wy.

also southeast corner of Gilpin Tract, $26,500. Ronald Hettinger Bldr. Inc. to B. F.

and Doris J. Shaffer, Lot 176, Hurstbourne Sec. 1-B, $35,000. Elvera L. Peer, 2305 Merrick Lot 89, Robinswood, John R.

and Pauline M. Dove, to Arthur F. and $45,500. Leon and Helen, R. Cade to Jas.

W. and Margot A. Hinton, 108 in center line of Pages Ln. 80 feet from southeast corner of Lot 16, Clark's Subd. of Adams and Pringle $19,500.

Thos. H. and Marie W. Tindell to Eugene L. and Barbara Puckett, 5509 Lois Lot 79, Cheri Village Sec.

3, $21,500. David L. and Ruby M. Van Arsdale to Theo. 0.

and Ann Hayden, 2201 Plantation 92.60 feet in east line of Plantation 1391.43 feet north of north line of Millers $18,000 J. D. Hardesty Realty Co. Inc. to Jas.

B. and Sorine S. White, 4104. Gingerwood Lot 266, Breckenridge Ests. Sec.

5-B, $24,500. Bollinger-Davis Inc. to David A. and Carolyn J. Burge, 9501 Aylesbury Lot 284, Rolling Hills Sec.

4, $29,500. Marshall M. Jr. and Shirley S. McEuen to Raymond F.

and Frances D. Bortman, 6505 Watch Hill Lot 138, Hollow Creek Subd. Sec. 3, $34,500. Meadow Homes Inc.

to' Coeburn W. and Lois J. Turner, Chenoweth Run Jeffersontown, Ky. 35.25 feet in center line of Chenoweth Run said point being northwest corner of Meadow Homes Tract containing 1.935 acres, $24,500. Jack A.

and Matilda Traugott to L. W. O'Donnell, 2206 Frankfort 31 10 inches on northeast side of Bardstown 900 feet northwest from Grinstead $32,500. Robt. C.

Weaver, Sec. of Hous. Urb. Devi. of Washington, D.C..

to Robt. L. Decker, 9610 Janna Val. Lot 7, Bethany' Acres, $17,500. Blunk Hall Bldrs.

Inc. to Alton L. and Carolyn M. Vance, Lot 89, Rockford Ests. Sec.

2, $18,500. Anheuser-Busch Inc. to Robt. G. and Gay H.

Stallings, Lot 142, Midlane Park Sec. 9-C, $24,500. Eugene P. Prinz to Chas. W.

and Doris Craig, 4306 Lahanna Lot 186, Cloverleaf Acres Sec. 4, $16,500. Homer B. and Caroline F. Martin to Wilson W.

Jr. and Jane C. Wyatt, Lot 5, and northeast 11 inches in width of Lot 6, bik 1, Barringer Land $38,000. Jarvis Jr. and Betty Jo M.

Bennett, to Robt. J. and Charlot Georgene, 9802 Grenfell Lot 43, Sec, 1, Meadow Vale, Sec. of Rolling Hills $26,500. Glen and Pauline Kilgore to Robt.

F. and Eleanor F. Morrison, 5109 Ferrer Lot 12, Fern Creek Acres Sec. 2-B, $18,000. Simon and Rena Debrovy to Kendrick Coy, Lot 8 and southwest half of Lot 9, bik 4, Caldwell Ernest J.

Norton's Subd. Sec. 2, $19,500. F-M Realty Co. Inc.

to Wm. and Martha E. Shaffer, Lot 23, Hallmark Ests. $18,500. L.

LeRoy Highbaugh Son to Martin Marietta 374.91 feet at a pipe in west line of Allmond 1321.34 feet from intersection of west line of said Ave. with south line of the 30 feet wide rdwy. extending west from Almond $31,000. Ray McDonald Inc. to Harold E.

and Linda C. Colgate, Part of Lot 96, part of Lot 97, Westmoorland Sec. 2, $17,500. Christopher R. Toll to Gary G.

and Julia N. Palmer, 406 Breckinridge Lot 18, and northwest 38 feet of Lot 19, English Village, $27,000. Edgar L. and Elizabeth Hardman to John M. and Karen D.

Hostetter, 4206 Dolphin Jeffersontown, Tract 1, Lot 89, Houston Acres Sec. 2. Tract 2, feet in south line of Houston Acres Subd. Sec. 2, said point being at corner common to Lots 88 89 said $20,000.

Wilson J. Jr. and LeMoyne L. Witten to Sophia A. Bruce, 3108 Hewitt Lot 36, Houston Acres Sec.

1, $24,000. Anhouse Realty Co. Inc. to Robt. K.

and Cecile E. Holmes, 224 Shawnee north 15 feet of Lot 129 and south 25 feet of Lot 128 Parkside Drive $16,000. R. Ford Constr. to Jas.

R. and Margaret A. Gutterman, 10711 Sunderland Lot 109, Douglas Hills Sec. 2, $31,000. M.

Cordill, 310 Gatehouse 175, Sec. 3 Jack Gruneisen Bldr. Inc. to Richard and Ann Douglass Hills, $34,000. Henry S.

and Beatrice A. Smith to Jack H. Ill and Judith B. Smith, 7308 Glen Arbor, Lot 19, Glen Arbor Subd. Sec.

2, $34,500. Jack D. and Barbara M. Nichols to Dr. Joe.

H. and Beverly Jaggers, 11208 Darlington Lot 41, Douglass Hills Sec. 1, $37,500. John Lawson Realty Co. inc.

to Jerry and Ima S. Bailey, 6802 Beau Lot 40, Burkshire Terr. Sec. 2-A, $22,000, Ray McDonald Inc. to Floyd and Sandra S.

Amsier, Lot 110, Westmoorland Sec. 2, $17,500. Divorces Granted Gonzella Monroe from Sylvester. James Meredith from Diane. Rosie C.

Helm from Lawrence. Wilson D. Thompson from Lydia Joan. Alva Jackson from Will. Martha Cosdon from John Thomas Jr.

Lester E. Caruthers from Alice. Evelyn Louise Markweil from Lee Roy Jr. Carolyn Schaaf from Kenneth William. Margaret E.

Cross from Richard D. James B. Nichols from Mary Frances. Merchandise For Rent 24 ADDING machines, typewriters, cash registers, calculators. Rental may apply toward purchase.

LOUISVILLE TYPEWRITER CO. 585-5862 TELEVISIONS; new color and and white. 1 HOUR DELIVERY 583-6955 WOODY'S TV 367-6319 TELEVISION for rent; deliveries until 8 p.m. Parkland TV and Appliance, 3827 Cane Run. 778-3574, TELEVISION rentals; 1 hour free delivery, day and night BRINK'S TELEVISION RENTAL, 637-7052.

TELEVISION: 10 new all channel, free delivery a.m. to 10 p.m. Kentuckiana TV Rentals 459-6121 DIAL TV RENTALS New sets. 2951 S. 7th Automotive Automobiles for Sale 27 BUICK Opels, new 1968, 2 Rallys in stock, 102.

HP engines, also 2 Opel wagons in stock, one red, one yellow. Special year end savings. DAN SILLINGS BUICK 2556 Charlestown Rd. 944-6763 New Albany, Ind. Cross over the bridge and save.

BUICK; 1962 Invicta 2 door hardtop. Beautiful Arctic White finish, power steering and brakes, extra nice. Would make good second car. DAN SILLINGS BUICK 2556 Charlestown Road 944-6763 New Albany, Ind. Cross over the bridge and save.

BUICK; 1967 LaSabre 4 door hardtop, factory air conditioned, all the power accessories including power windows and seats. Original owners name and service record available on request. SAM SWOPE PONTIAC INC. 4311 Shelbyville Road 895-2421 BUICK Skylark 1965; Grand Sport, automatic, factory air conditioned; this is probably the cleanest in town. HURRY.

town. HURRY. BLUE GRASS MERCURY 4301 Shelbyville Road 895-4231 BUICK 1962 Wildcat, 2 door hardtop, V8, automatic drive, power steering, radio, white with black vinyl, $1085. UNIVERSAL CHEVROLET 25th and Broadway 776-1561 BUICK; 1966 Riviera. This car is for the man who is hard to please and knows quality.

Before buying any Riviera at any price look and drive this exceptional car. SAM SWOPE PONTIAC INC. 4311 Shelbyville Road 895-2421 BUICK; 1965 LaSabre hard top coupe. Power steering and brakes, automatic. transmission, radio, white walls, exceptionally clean.

(Call Ivan Scott) only $1795. 895-2457 SWORE Frankfort Ave. KOSTER BUICK Skylark 1967. V-8, power steering, power brakes, automatic transmission, radio, white walls, still in factory warranty. (Call Joe Colvin) almost like new.

$2196. KOSTER SWOPE-BUICK 895-2457 3712 Frankfort Ave. BUICK, 1966 Skylark coupe hardtop; radio, heater, automatic and $1895; low GMAC or bank terms. power; real nice; Was, $2195; Now JIM COOKE BUICK 845 S. 3rd 584-2314 BUICK 1964 Skylark coupe hardtop; radio, heater, automatic and power steering; save $200 during sale; low GMAC terms.

JIM COOKE BUICK 845 S. 3rd 584-2314 BUICK 1964 Wildcat hardtop; power and air conditioning; four 1964 Wildcats to choose from; low GMAC terms. JIM COOKE BUICK 845 S. 3rd 584-2314 BUICK 1961. LeSabre coupe, hardtop; radio, heater, automatic and power steering; only $495 during clearance sale.

JIM COOKE BUICK 845 S. 3rd 584-2314 BUICK 1964 Riviera, power steerair ing, brakes, seats, and windows; conditioning; tinted glass: black. 1st class shape, low mile. age. Beautiful.

Write or call 4958. 307 Henry Greensburg, Ky. J. B. Goff.

BUICK, 1965 Wildcat, 2 door hardtop, full power, beautiful finish with matching vinyl interior, extra sharp, radio reverbs; low mileage. REMEMBER PERKINS WILL TAKE 2105 Dixie Hawy, 774-2324 BUICK; 1966 Wildcat hard topi fully equipped. Special, $1795. KEN O'KEEFE FORD 4021 Shelbyville Road 895-6491 Open "til -10 P.M. 895-4251 BUICK 1962 LeSabre sedan; power steering and air conditioned; real clean; priced to sell today.

JIM COOKE BUICK 845 S. 3rd 584-2314 all BUICK, 1965, Special station wagon power, factory air; $1595. 239 8610...