a a a 2 SPORTS Auto Race May Draw 18,000 Indianapolis, Sept. 16 (AP) -Promoters expect a crowd of at least 18,000 tomorrow for the third running of the "Hoosier Hundred" big car auto race at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. The young race already has become one of the richest on the American Automobile Association championship circuit, with a $26,000 purse last year, and the first runnings were notable for close competition and no serious accidents. Jimmy Bryan of Phoenix, won last year on his way to the AAA national championship. Bob Bob Sweikert Sweikert of Indianapolis, Memorial Day 500 winner last May, won the 1953 "Hoosier Hundred." Bryan and Sweikert again are the drivers to beat.
Sweikert, with this year's 's national title already salted away, broke a string of seven straight dirt track victories for Bryan in the Syracuse 100 Sept. 10. Today's HAWTHORNE Race Dum Dum Blossoms Lass ..117 Cordite Maryana Mr. Hash Grand Chival ..114 Lou-El Passer Noble Prize ....114 Great Heart ...111 Today's Story ..111 Wonder Boy Nappin ..111 Moose Sign ....114 Funicular Paraph Girl ..106 Kissin Kate ..111 Run ....106 Dark Theatre ..111 Under Pressure 111 Le Sabre Ridgefleet Ruche Bloody Fox .....110 Ed The Great ..120 Swivel Hips ....115 Astounding New Stream ...116 Hi Jet .108 Bobbelle Sticks ..117 Lowill a-King Shannon 108 Bicky L. Robby ..103 a-Sam E.
Wilson, Olympia Lou ..105 Lori Jane Energy ..104 Jay Jay Gee ....109 Whirling added Dania Smoke Screen ..114 Spur On ...117 Card Trick Sir Tribal Impromptu Happy Go Lucky.108 Agreed 116 Real Sir ..114 Dandy Wag ..116 Irene 4 Donnas Fox ....118 Closing ....118 Direct Tint .....114 Boy Avella ....117 North ..111 Bough ..106 Montevideo ..118 pounds claimed. Hampton Seeks Mark 8 Races Slated At Jeff Track Louisville stock car driver Andy Hampton will be shooting for a new Sportsdrome record tonight in The City of Louisville, a new modified car owned by Bill Clary. Hampton, making his first appearance at the Jeffersonville track last Saturday night, qualified the car in the 16 second bracket and is confident he can break the track record held by 11-16 Etheridge Optimum Billtown ....111 Flyer ...109 Barachel Bob ...111 Rebelled ........111 1.: Could Egret Blue Showers ..114 No Story 107 Done It Pompous Its Daily Nip Colrine Over Nout Our Tops Legal Time Tin Twist Pachita Misty Style ......112 Word Is Yours ...113 Kid 113 ....106 1.: Stage ....103 Miss Alabama ..105 Jalbopate Alleghan ...100 Sport Boots ....114 a-Challa Boy ...108 entry. f. Blue Hawall Golly En Fleur Cosentina Midwest a-Sea 0 Speed Rouser ..111 a-Platan ...123 Pegeen ......115 Tuosix Sun David ......113 Jakie ....114 Amphiblen Between ...113 Late Return ....112 Youll Do 1 m.
on turf: Ring Fleet Gerry Frank Malabar ...118 Arete Tarzan Elaine Ruth Alie-ed Scairt Rabbit ...116 Tiny Harp apprentice allowance Bud Russel once he becomes: familiar with the car. Russel's 16.58 has stood as the standard for more than a year. Two dashes, three 10-lap heat races, two 15-lap semi-features and the 30-lap main event make up tonight's card at the 'Drome. All rain checks held by fans at last Saturday's rained-out show will be honored tonight. Time trials are set for 7 p.m.
with the first race at 8:30. ACE MOTORS INC. 3rd Kentucky WA 8045 Plenty '46-'47 '48 -'49 -'50 and '51 Models Down WE CARRY OUR OWN NOTES 5-Minute Delivery Day or Nite THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, Entries at HAZEL PARK of Melody Air Tiger Cat High Lama Ula Magic Choice Chris Almo Sky Tan Peggy D. Irish Vale Overwhelm Humphrey Crafty Sleuth Little Doc Hunt Plate Ladd ....111 1 Donna Americal. Julia Lynn Eternal Mr.
Bennie Xeno' First Barrow .105 Tidwell .110 Hot Dog ....107 ....103 Holiday Sandra's Baby Wrinkle Free ..109 Easter Dandy ..111 3-y-o. Prompt ...115 Bug Shock .115 Don't Give 113 Clint McCray ..116 Rock Maid ..113 Belria Calm Bay Nick's Gal U. S. Knight 116 Broad Cross All Set 113 Ray's Pride Hap Glaudi ...120 Cherry Stone 1 Hen Pen Ray's Surprise ..112 Joyce's Gem 109 Bull Hierocles Mary's Frank ...115 Rebounder ...115 Home ...104 Black Boy Sedgeview ...112 6 War Acres Nice Music Golden Sleep ....110 a-Northunter Rumson Hill Miss J. B.
....111 Jeffri Lumono ....108 -Part Time a- Voigt-Northhill entry, 6 Fidget ..115 Buster Jim Just Barbara ....117 Etamate 113 Colonel Jett 6 a-Foxie Jeanie ..114 Reb-Misha Lucky William -120 Royal Flavor a-Dachazha Daughter 104 Gaylon a-Van Berg entry. 1 a- Rock Dozer ..120 Red Rudolph ...111 c-Sir Chatter ...115 c-Slammin' Harp 110 Char Boots 115 a-Barneys Joy ...120 b-Chic Wave Top Star 120 Dog ..112 a-Connell entry. b- Van Ber entry. c-Hernandez-Schmidt entry. Yesterday's AQUEDUCT 3.30; Corn Husker, 25.20,' 15.207 Calus, 0.60.
30, 2.90; Ultra, Gallant $9.80, Fanar, 3.50. Happy Chap, DAILY Corkage, $4.80, 3.30, 2.90; Chee Oaks, Archery 2d, 5.80. 4-Dans Dance, $10.20, 4.10; Sals Boots, 10, 6.10; Onhistoes, 7.90. Bolero Jane, $113.70, 40.40, 14.20; Mainpoint (with Magneto), 8, 6.50; Egyp tian, 3.80. 6-Sweet Music, 3.60, 2.80; Rosy Finch, 2.80, 2.20; Falcula, 3.10.
Power Rider, 4.90; $15.80, Bedeviller, 7.60, 5.80; 7. Carolina 5.50, $7.50, 3.50; Lafourche, 5.90, 4.10) Idle Memory, 3.70. HAWTHORNE 1-Blunt, $12.00, 6.60, 4.20; Tattenham, 5.60, Blue Fay, 5.20. 2-Mahmoud Relic, $19.80, 9.20, 6.80; Bailey's Pride, 5.60, Erupt, 11.20, DAILY DOUBLE $186.80 $52.40, 19.40, 9.60; Southern Skies, 9.60, 6.80; dq-My Very Own, 4.40. de-Finished 2d, disqualified and placed 3d.
4-Bold Attempt, $11.40, 6.20, 3.80; Jones, 6.60, 4.40; Running Wolf, 6.40. Leading Tracks 4 11-16 Miss Bobbin Del -110 Tip Blueblood -107 Tiger Toi .115 Diablo Kirk .107 Bright Answer ..112 Skis ....107 $5 pounds, pounds apprentice allow. ance claimed. Listed according to post positions. AQUEDUCT 6 1.: Androb Poor John My Dust .111 Concentina .....108 Bossy Pilots Lark ....115 Released How Fancy ..119 Rare Vintage Mr.
Herb A. ....111 Fits-James ......119 11-16 Brendonwood Look Alive ....117 Bases Loader .113 Son ...108 Waythorn Regal Favor ..103 Active Duty ....113 Curly- Top ....103 The Front 100 Unrest 6 1.3 0. Dorsett 124 Fellow ..115 Bone Quite Happy ....113 -115 Supercolossal Man Teds Jeep ...113 -Carriage Hill-Christian entry. 11-16 Hula Hia Battle Wave ....119 Connies Pal Grand Graphen 119 Finical Silent One ......115 6 1.: Belzami ..115 Grand Refrain ..112 Walrus ......115 General Riley ..112 Gray Phantom 112 Golf Ace 118 King Somali Network ...115 Sicilian ..115 Nasomie Smart Admiral .115 Fuse Quick .....115 Mission Road .115 added Beidame UP; a-Spinning Top .109 Countess Fleet --116 Flower Bowl ..105 Lalun ....116 Parlo .128 Blue Banner ...113 Carry The News 108 Two Stars ..106 Myrtles Jet a- Rico Romance 110 Clear Dawn ...116 a-Rico Reto .....113 Manotick .....114 Open Sesame Gainsboro Girl 109 Searching .......115 a-J. S.
Phipps W. A. Hanger entry. o. 7 Gentle Knock ..113 Stripend King Ruff Pyrenees Wide World ...113 Natasha Villa Long Strider Obstacle up; 11 Bigdome John ..115 Avon Lady Doll ....107 Vamp Rajput .....108 Mouflon 119 $5, pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
Race Results Black Widow, 5.80, 4.20) Seylerbey, 13.60. -Three Cubs. $12.60, 5.80, 4.80; Phare, 5.40, 4.40; Royal Bred, 7.80. 1-Conns Tiger, $10, 7, Drafting Room, 6.60, 4.00; Lazy Bogan, 9.60. -Mr.
Boots, $12.60, 6.40, 4.80; Par BOY, 7.40, 4.00; Revenue, 10.20. HAZEL PARK 1-Feigned, $27.00, 14, 8.60; Petite Las6; Reaping Chance, 5.80. 2-Gray Ben, $8.80, 5.80, 10. Group Three, 31.80, 14.40; Bobby DAILY DOUBLE $147.80 3-Brown Bubble, $24, 11.60, 6.60; Jimmie's Gem (with Big Lift), 17,40, 7.00; Daisy Cutter, 3.80. 4-Air Battle, $11.40, 4.40, 3.60; Sir Walter 4.40, 3.20; Vyr, 4.40.
5-Vie, $11.40, 6.20, 3.60; Teenabee, 22, 7.40; Good Times, 4.60. 6-Mr. Duty, $16.40, 5.80, 3.60; Long. street, 5.40, 3.80; Little Jed, 3.80. 1-Truce talks, Ruff 3.80, 2.80; 4.20.
Heres Colina, 5.40, 3.60; Mate, 8-Midas Touch, $51.60, 23, 13.80; Thesures, 6.60, 4.40; Giorat, 8.40. LEGAL NOTICE On Sept. 24, 1955, at or about 8:30 A.M., at 921 S. 4th Louisville, we will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash the following property: 1949 Chevrolet Coupe, motor number GAA373477. The seller reserves the right to bid.
Universal C.I.T. Credit Corp. KORFHAGE'S TAVERN 1482 PRESTON FREE PARKING MA 9454 SUNDAY SPECIAL! ROAST and VEAL Dressing 2 VEGETABLES, SALAD, DESSERT and DRINK STEAK, CHICKEN, COUNTRY HAM Served Daily 11:30 A.M.-2 P.M.; 4:30 to Midnight SUNDAY, 11 A.M. TILL Dancing Nightly, 9 P.M. Till 1 A.M.
PRIVATE DINING ROOMS FOR WEDDING BREAKFASTS, PRIVATE PARTIES, OR BUSINESS MEETING LAST CHANCE SATURDAY MORNING, SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of Order directed to me, which issued from the Clerk's office of the Jefferson Circuit Court, in favor of Forrest G. Logsdon, plaintiff, against Mildred Lee Logedon, defendant, or one of my deputies will, on Monday the the 19th day of September, 1955, between hours of 10 o'clock A.M. and o'clock P.M. to-wit at 11:00 A.M.. C.S.T..
SEPTEMBER 17, 1955. or as soon thereafter as is possible at 3117 Dixie Highway in the City of Louis ville, Jefferson County, expose to Public Sale to the highest bidder, the following described property (or so much thereof may be necessary to satisfy Plaintiff's debt, interest and costs), towit: 1 1949 Dodge Pickup Truck. Motor T-142113046, License 1955 T-63848. No amount to be raised; levied upon as the property of Mildred Lee Loesdon, TERMS Sale will be made on a credit of three months, bond with approved security required, bearing interest the rate of per cent per annum, from day of and having the force and effect of a replevin, BRUCE HOBLITZELL, Sheriff, Sept. 7, 1955.
By Louis D.S PUBLIC SALE The following described motor vehicle will be sold at public sale, September 20, 1955, at or about 3:00 o'clock P.M., at 8:10 Third Street, Louisville, Kentucky: 1955 Chevrolet Cab Chassis, Motor No. 2566215F255N MOTORS INVESTMENT COMPANY Read The CLASSIFIED ADS To Buy a BRA NEW '55 FORD '56 Models are going to be higher. Beat the Price Increase ONLY 24 LEFT As Low As $1519 Includes Oil Filter Spare Tire. Taxes Extra HULL-DOBBS. INC.
Louisville's Big Ford Super Market 1213 W. Broadway WA 7431 Classified Section; Announcements Services Automotive Employment Business Opportunities Livestock Merchandise Rents Real Estate Information--Personals. 13 Services Offered Services Offered -General. 14 Services Offered -General. 14 Moving and Hauling.
21 TO EVERYONE IN DEBT Offered -General. 14 ELECTRICAL WIRING OUT? tos. cedar Illetime shakes; all aluminum, in pastel asbes, LIGHT hauling, moving, sheds SIDING, Group your bills, make 1 payment Services LIGHTS 1a first shades: installed by experienced wrecked, rubbish moved, yard you can afford; we give fast, effi- ABUTMENTS, additions, altera- Your safety our work: F.H.A. and insured workmen; save work, AT 5311. cient service to you and your tions, attic remodeling, block build- tion; if new desired; or old all work no cash needed; terms.
Phone now: AT MAN with truck, do heavy and itors; our systematio plan will help ins. carpenter work, concrete con- terms Richard Baker guaran- Electric 3318, or nights and Sundays, HI light hauling, moving: 24 hours; you. struction, driveways, dormers, elec. teed. 5632 for estimates.
prompt service. WA 1627. Open Mondays Uniti P.M. trical work, flooring. garages, home ELECTRICAL EM 6-2196.
contracting; new and DURO CO. 4009 Crittenden Dr. GENERAL hauling, dump or dat C. B. STEELE, SR.
building, insulating, painting, roof- rewiring; free estimates, immediate MEMBER NERSICA. INC. truck: prompt service. JA 7506. BUDGET MANAGERS ing, siding, free estimates; long Oldest Budget Service In Louisville terms payments arranged.
service and guaranteed workman- TELEVISION service: for depend- Long Distance Moving. 22 CL 402-3 5253. Hoffman BidE. 139 WA 4th 0835. St.
M. M. CONSTRUCTION CA co. 2154. ship.
ELECTRICAL SP 4-3002. contracting, licensed. ice able dealer, service call employ only the NATION-WIDE, LOCAL MOVING a dependable 2403 Pindell Ave. ELECTRIC finest technicians, no helpers will Loads or Part-loads Wanted WANTED WANTED Nights, Sundays or AT 6732. 0516.
UNIVERSAL Free Estimate. CH 2842. service your set when you call HI Agent, Allied Van Lines, Inc. Ten Families ADDITIONS- ALTERATIONS WA 7600. Night service no extra charge.
SETTLE MOVING STORAGE CO. Who need 3 complete rooms of new Repairing, roofing, siding. advice FENCE, all types; skilled erection; Calla received after p.m. will be 117 S. 10th St.
JA 7161. buy now; will hold until ready for planning, experienced; in- estimates. Falls City Fence, CY 7521. RUTH ELECTRIC CO. 1600.
23 furniture for $374; no money down, on any remodeling repair work, no job too small; F.H.A. terms: made the following morning. Storage Crating Packing. delivery. sured workmen; free estimates; 36 FLOOR sanding, refinishing: old TELEVISION service on all makes: Painting, Papering.
BELL FURNITURE CO. months to pay. floors made like new, hardwood, prompt city wide service daily; 17 CLEANING paper, walls, woodwork, 625 W. Market SUTTER CONSTRUCTION CO. asphalt and rubber tile laid.
M. P. location: reliable and windows washed; floors cleaned, 4110 Taylor Blvd. 4538 Park Blvd. 4204 Virginia CY 8443.
Williams, 1708 Berry, AT 0574. years same ask neighbor. waxed. Furgason Housecleaning NIGHT, pickup and delivery; no ADDITIONS ALTERATIONS FLOOR sanding, floor refinishing; dependable; CLARKSDALE your RADIO TV Service, WA 7055. extra charge for 1 day service; call Remodeling, repairing, painting floors laid; sanders for rent; floor SALES SERVICE CLEANING paper, wall washing, Independent before 5:30 p.m.
and We specialize in the additions of materials. 1316 Rufer. WA 3507. WA 5292. WA 6914.
painting, general house cleaning: your dry cleaning and launary will ROOMS. BATHROOMS, PORCHES. FR 9793. Highfill Hester. TELEVISION and radio service; house painting; experienced; immebe picked up the same evening, Reliable, sober, Insured workmen.
FLOOR furnaces Installed: free es- in home; service call; re- diate. Nilest, AT 8027. will be back in day, the very Estimate free. 36 months to pay. timates; workmanship guaranteed.
paired on all makes; $3 work guaran- DECORATING, interior, exterior: next evening. Call JA Main 0111. Inde- 017 JEFFERSON DEVELOPMENT CO. Call AR 0094. teed: UHF specialist.
painting, papering, steaming, plaspendent Cleaners, Plant, Call any time. AM 1851. FURNACES serviced? gas only; WEST'S TV RADIO SERVICE tering: floor sanding; tile work; E. Market St. ADDITIONS- ALTERATIONS specialist; cleaned, repaired: work CL 3528.
anytime. 1104 S. 12th. terms; estimates. C.
W. Lehr, AR TELEVISION service; for Remodeling, all types; rooms added, guaranteed; reasonable. Roy's Fur. TELEVISION service within the 2169. able service call dependable old houses renovated, new sills, nace Service, WA 0186.
hour, 7 days week; all makes; writ- DECORATING: interior, exterior ice dealer; we employ only the foundation' repairs, stairways, FURNACES installed: all makes: ten gaurantee: $3 service charge. painting; remodeling; bullding; rooffinest technicians; no helpers will escapes, porch, cornice, floor; car- also repaired; guttering and sheet ROWAN'S TV SERVICE ing, guttering: insured workmen: service your set when you call pentry, complete home repairs. metal work of all kinds; free esti- WA 9331. 506 S. 6th St.
EM 6-3818. serving Louisville home owners HI 7600. Night service no extra will charge. be Roofing- Guttering- Chimneys mates; immediate service. AR 6162.
TV service day or night; guar- since 1929. C. M. MeNulty, AR 4157. Calls received after p.m.
JIM FINN, Builder, CL 9628. FURNITURE upholstering, refinish- anteed work; 13 years' experience, PAINTING and general carpenter made RUTH the ELECTRIC following CO. morning. HI 7600. ADDITIONS, alterations, attic ing.
repairing: satisfaction guaran- all work done in your home if pos- repair; roof painting: free estirooms, baths, dormers, garages and teed. Cherokee Upholstering Shop, sible; service calls $1.50. AR 1639: mates: immediate service; work TO ANYONE IN DEBT porches; 36 months to pay. H. G.
HI 1511. answer. CL 4153. guaranteed. FR 3184.
your DIVORCE billa with your with creditors, payments group Erhart Sons, TA 6187, TA 0567, HEATING; all makes of heating TELEVISION repairs, picture tube PAINTING, decorating. papering, no that fit as pocketbook. Home in- BE 8008. equipment repaired; Bryant and cleaned with each repair job; no steaming; expert, insured workman. your APPLIANCE service; TV, washers, other nationally known heating service call charge when parts and ARTHUR G.
MAAS Family terviews by Budget appointment. Service. 6943. refrigerators. Call Western Tire equipment, sold.
serviced and in- labor used. Larry's, WA 5454. WA 1028 Nights TA 4869. 203 Fischer Bids. 322 W.
Jefferson. Auto Stores. AT 2246; after 6, FR stalled. Brownfield HI 2187. TV service calls day and night roofing and chimney carpentry, work; concrete, immePAINTING, Not Loan Company 1097.
1847 Speed Ave. All work guaranteed, $2.50 diate service; free estimates. HerCOINS wanted; cash for entire col- APPLIANCE, refrigeration and retaining mall W. Broadway. WA 7449.
bert Keeling, AR 0094. LANDSCAPE service: foundation B. TELEVISION condition; or single Kentucky's U.S. largest dealer heating repair service; guaranteed grading and sodding jobs; 12 years service in your home; Last. de- PAINTING, commercial and restcoins in fine planting; walls; 1129 In U.
S. coins wants them; also work: Phone night Pleasure and Sunday 7-7350. service. experience. Call Carl Truax, Jef- pendable, cuaranteed work; also dential, interior and exterior; fully wants old gold and silver; clocks Ridge fersontown 5-2474.
nights, Sundays; service call $1.50. insured; workmanship guaranteed. watches Claude BRICK work; bad walls, chimneys, LIGHT attics and base- EM 6-2474. Cherokee Decorators. TA 7309.
and also repaired. repair or rebuilt; tuck pointing hauling: Steinau. Jeweler. 531 S. 3d St.
plastering, stucco, caulking, water ments cleaned, immediate TELEVISION service calls, to terial PAINTING, furnished; steaming plastering, $30 room: maHAVING PARTY? proofing; roofs repaired, painted, service: reasonable rates. Call CL 8:30. Home Television Service, 314 ins. AT 6842. paperCome to Caufield's for nut cups, coated; interior and exterior paint- 8583 any time.
W. Gaulbert. or CA 1919. hats. noise makers, balloons, ing.
WA 3617. PILLOWS and cushions; made from TELEVISION SETS FOR RENT PAINTING, houses, inside or out; we carry complete line tor all CABINETS, all kinds, made to featherbeds; we sterilize pillows: Low rates, home and hospital rent- free service. estimates; immediate occasions: wholesale and retail. order; clothes closets bulitin; cab- we do not buy used feathers. als.
Call: JA 5645. Call AT 6129 or FR 0594. K. S. CAUFIELD.
INC. Inet tops replaced. Call CY 3082. BOUCHARD PILLOW SHOPPE TELEVISION repairs: labor plus PAINTING, offer you complete 306-8-10 S. 3d.
WA 477. 1130 Bardstown Rd. HI 4952. fast service. Taylor TV Serv.
Satisfaction- Service MORTGAGES BOUGHT CARPENTER work painting and and repair decorat- work; PAINTING, interior, exterior: work- ice. parts; CY 1469. 1923 W. Market. WALTER BLOUNT.
JR. HI 1772. Highest cash prices paid for 2d Ing; screen immediate work; service. Phone AR manship, material guaranteed; free TV fixed, your home one call; fast PAINTING; interior specialty; clean mortgages on real estate. No wait- 7233.
estimates: day or night call EM service, day or night. Webster Elec. work; prompt Morrison, service; free estiing, no delay, 6-7410. CA 8128. Terms on Pix tube.
mates. AT 7663, EM 6-6004. MORTGAGE EXCHANGE. CO. CARPENTER, specializing general PLASTER, new and work; TREE trimming, topping: PAINTING; 1st class: free esti608 Louisville Trust Bids.
repairs, remodeling, additions; free and concrete, CY estimates. danger- mates. George Erhart, AT 6400. Call JA 0511. Day or night.
estimates. AR 2243. 3302. chimneys, CL. out 4504: nights, FR 1438.
MA 0307-W. PAPER hanging, labor $5 room up: grates trees removed; THE Harriette Meadows Nursing CARPENTRY, general repair, roof- PLASTERING, new and patch work; first -class, guaranteed; immediate Home announces the opening of its ing; foundation work; remodeling: and painting. any Mueller's, 705 E. recovered Mar- service; 25 years' experience, ChrisUMBRELLAS, size, first floor; this will be especially materials furnished; bad floor joists steaming, ARTHUR papering G. MAAS and repaired.
tian worker. Barnes, SP 2-9641. attractive to walkers patients and to using convales wheel and mediate sagging floors: estimates; im- 1708 W. Market. WA 1028.
ket. WASHERS PAPER hanging. painting, cleaning CL 8021. chairs or coming from hospitals. MA service; terms reasonable; work EM PLASTERING, new and patch All makes repaired; complete stock steaming, patch plaster; free esticents guaranteed; arranged.
prompt service; prices makes washers: 1 mates: immediate service. Bob 6013. 6-3536. work; duced for this week. Call MA 8798.
of parts for all Owings. JA 5720. USED TV sets sold for low CARPENTRY rotted, termite, Joli day service; tree pickup, delivery. PAPER hanging: labor $5 room $19.95: you can for rent FLASH TV set for replaced; bad floor joists leveler ens PLUMBING, remodeled; good bathrooms allowance on SERVICE patch plastering: painting, gutterand kitch- FACTORY AUTHORIZED THOR only week; 7113. Work serv.
and replaced, new additions, gen- old fixtures; easy payments. J. F. R. G.
Washer Ser. MA 1100. ing. roofing, general repairs, CA ice call CL eral repairs, remodeling, materials Brownfield, 1647 Speed or Shelby Pkwk. MA 0347.
after 3298. 719 E. SUN Broadway, TV bet. Clay APPLIANCES Shelby. furnished: free estimates.
CY 5333. HI WELDING machine or operator PAPER hanging, steaming. patch like HOME for atmosphere; elderly good ladies; food, home- excel- building, or small; call any kitchens, remodeled; ro new work! BIll Woodard, types Charlestown, Ind. service: tarpaulins. Payne, AR 3233, CARPENTRY remodeling and PLUMBING and for hire; all welding.
Phone plastering; work guaranteed, prompt care; fire protected building. time: free estimates. BE 5913. JA easy payments. A.
Anderson CA 6132. lent Apply nurses home, adjoining Old CARPENTRY, repairs, remodeling Sons. 2653 Rowan. 7062. NIGHT pickup and delivery; no PAPER plastering, steaming, experts: remodeling: painting.
5731. hanging Jewish Hospital, Floyd and of all kinds; prompt service; free complete, $219 bathrooms old extra charge for 1 day service; call immediate service. HI 4797, nights tucky. too CY and your Independent Cleaners. Main Plant.
estimates; no job small. 9185. tures; 30-gallon Hoffman water your dry cleaning and laundry SP 2-0809. VACANCY on Cherokee men CESSPOOLS, septic tanks, grease heater, Installed bank terms; will be picked up the same eve PAPER hanging: labor room, any and and ladies; double 1st floor 2d front; floor; private all traps, dry wells, lines and cisterns; prompt service. ning: will be back in day, the size: samples shown.
Robertson, requirements of rooms, nursing home: cleaned and repaired; thoroughly ROY B. SANDERS co. very next evening. Call JA 0111. SP 2-9706, FR 9712.
reasonable rates; recommended by experienced; 24-hour service: 3625 Rudd. CY 1772. Independent before 5:30 p.m. and PAPER hanging: Tabor $5 room. doctors.
HI 7144. estimates. AT 0211. PLUMBING; new work, repair 817 E. Market St.
any size; immediate service, FR CONCRETE driveways, porches, work; immediate service; satisfac- and Hauling. 21 1664. Highest MORTGAGES cash prices paid patios, Construction garage slabs. CL "Call 8851 Curtis tion guaranteed. W.
F. Jarvis, 6719 IT--HAUL IT YOURSELF PAPER hanging and steaming: St BOUGHT Moving ately for 2d or 1st real estate mort- no answer, CL 2651 for estimates. or, Thalia, AT 5322, MOVE class work; reasonable prices. Call Mr. Goldsmith, CH 2108 CONCRETE work, all kinds, base- PLUMBING; hustle remodeling, to Russell work, for clude gas, Anytime--anywhere; oil, insurance Claude Pinkston, Okolona 21-9-3796.
low rates gages, anytime. good work; new modern PAPER VACANCY; 24-hour nursing care ment colored; floored and service; waterproofed; esti- repairs. Russell Plumbing and and trucks, all collision types protection; tip-top condi- samples shown. W. L.
Rankin, JA hanging: labor $9 room; for aged and convalescent persons; mates. CL. 8060 guttering. down tion; pads and dollies available; 2850, immediate Heating, 944 Clarks Lane, MA 8901. quiet, serene atmosphere; individual CONCRETE construction; tree estl.
ROOF spouting, repairing. also chimneys repaired everything furnished but the driver. PAPER furnished; 50 roll up; plas care, special low rates. Jefferson- mates; terms; compensation and and cleaned; all work guaranteed; HERTZ TRUCK RENTAL tering, steaming, papering: work town 5844. public liability insurance; for immediate 657 S.
3d St. Louisville. guaranteed. Tom Conley, SP 4-3134. HARVARD University and vicinity: service.
Stilger, TA 2593. prompt please service. call AT 0408 Phone JU 4-4251. PAPERINO; stressing sober, neat want someone to share driving and CONCRETE work, any kind, walks, roof of all SAVE YOURSELF service; work guaranteed; free estiexpenses; leaving on 17th. Phone porches; also painting.
in- ROOFING: down repairing spouting: Closed vans for local or long dis mates; tarpaulins used. Call Peerce, 48, Brodhead, Ky. steps, exterior: experienced; refer- kinds; guttering. work no tance moving: open evenings and FR 0250 VACANCY in private home for terior, ences. WA 0088.
leak guaranteed: too 25 complicated; local all experi- Sundays; pads and moving PAPERING; labor. $5 room; patch valid or semi-invalid, elderly lady; CONCRETE and steps; old FR 5604. years equipment available. plastering. painting, steaming.
AT private room; good care and food; floors made new: free estimates; ROOF painting; general repair THE DRIVE IT co. 6842. porches, ence. reasonable. FR 0949.
prompt service, Call CL. 8925, free long experi- 615 Third St. CL 4829. PAPERING; labor $5 room. samples elderly ladies boarded; CURTAINS laundered; any kind or ence; work; satisfaction guaranteed.
Mat- TOMMY'S hauling and moving: ex- shown; free estimates. SP 5-8185. good food, good care, television, perienced; reasonable rates; FAIRDALE, some nursing care; reasonable. AT size; DITCH digging rates. modern 3969-J.
equip- tingly, SEWING, EM alterations, repairs on dependable: careful handling. AM clean, experienced, immediate serv. reasonable, MA 6-1253. sober, STEAMING, wall paper removed: 5353. EM 6-6221, with 2422.
done at home; presently 1775, TA 3210. ice; work guaranteed: free esti Be a driver; duai controls; patient, ment. ELECTRIC WORK AT SINCE 1938 doing clothes; this type work in dry clean- HAULING, dirt and cinders, crushed mates. John Washer, CL. 5178.
experienced instructor. Specialists in correcting faulty and ink plant, want home work also. stone: reasonable rates; satisfaction FOR rent; Door furniture, automoA. DRIVER TRAINING hazardous Call Mrs. Shouse, BE 2268 anytime guaranteed.
Leo A. Thompson, CY bile skill sanders and polishers; chain S. 6th. B. Howington.
AM 1694. LONGACRE ELECTRIC CO. Monday, or Tuesday: Wednesday 3885. and saws: wallpaper steamers: SUPER for mice and rats, $1.50. CL 5139.
410 1st St. CL. 5139. until noon: anytime 4:30. LIGHT hauling: clean reasonable attics, de- paint sprays.
1313 Texas. MA "They love it to ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING TAILORING, ladies men's suits light wrecking: rates; Ready to Use. WA 3491. LICENSED AND BONDED altered and repaired. Mueller's, 705 pendabie and reliable.
Call AR 6618. Automotive IRON work of any kind made to Special this month. we will rewire E. Market. CL 8021.
ACE Movers and pickup service: order: call us, no obligation. your home 220-volt lines as low as TELEVISION services within the 18 years' moving experience. CL Automobiles for Sale. 27 Falls City Wire Iron, WA 4827. $5 per month, no money down, up hour; all maxes and models: work 4530 610 E.
and Kentucky St, BUICK 1952 4-door: pretty 2-tone FURS stored, cleaned, repaired, re- to 36 months to pay; giving you and parts guaranteed; $3 service MOVING hauling: day, night blue; dynaflow, radio, heater, seat styled into cape or stole: WA $35 6935. up. more power and better service. charge: fully experienced techni- service; reasonable JA rates, 5866. Barrick covers; one owner: sale special Pacy's, 316 W.
Walnut. UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC clans: night and Sunday service our Son, 1613 Lytle. $997; it's safety tested. truck driver: reason- CH 2842. Free Estimates, WA 0516.
specialty. Call anytime. WA 4933. LIGHT hauling and CL clean-up 4885. TRI-CITY OLDSMOBILE CO.
able. AR 6059 after 6 p.m. All Work Guaranteed WEST END RADIO TV. ice; reasonable rates. Corner 12th and Broadway, JU 4-4268.
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10 a.m. Saturday for Sunday Courier -Journal, Announcements Deaths and Funerals. ALBRECHT, Miss Emma Emilie Marie, passed away September 14, 1955, at 9 p.m. in her 86th year; family residence, 416 E. 13th New Albany, former residence, 2330 St.
Louis Ave. Devoted sister of Mrs. Anna M. Schmitt; also survived by niece, Mrs. Dan Sillings, and nephew, Mr.
E. L. Schmitt; great nephews, Dan Sillings and David Lee Schmitt, all of New Albany, Ind. Remains resting at Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Vir. ginia Ave.
Funeral services Saturday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. from Owen Chapel. Burial at Cave Hill Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. BOHLINGER, Mr.
Henry, passed away in his 74th year, Thursday, September 15, 1955; residence, 1306 S. Floyd St. Devoted uncle of Mr. Edward Groth, Jr. Services for Mr.
Bohlinger be conducted in the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home, 1201 E. Oak at Schiller Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Rev. A. H.
Behle, pastor of St. Matthews E. R. Church. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery.
BROWN, Dorsey Washington, suddenly Wednesday, September 14, 1955. at 8:15 p.m.; residence, Glen Dean, Ky. Be Beloved husband of Mary Hise Norton Brown; father of Mary Hise Norton Brown, Dorsey W. Brown, Rose Crittenden Brown, Jane Helm Brown and Virginia Jackson Brown; brother of Mrs. Chapman S.
Moorman and Eli H. Brown, III. Funeral from the residenca of his sister, Mrs. Chapman S. Moorman, 323 Jarvis Lane, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock CDT.
Interment in family cemetery, Bloomfield, at 12 o'clock make CDT. In lieu of flowers please donations to the Heart Fund. BRUCE, Mrs. Blanche (nee Finley), 15, passed 1955, at 5:45 p.m., in her 79th away Thursday, September Park year; Dr, Widow of the late Mr. family residence, 3809 River Charles M.
Bruce; devoted mother of Mrs. Julia B. Robertson, Mr. Hays and Finley C. Bruce; sister of Mrs.
Julia Burkhart, Mrs. Hattie Seabolt, Mrs. Rebecca Buckman; grandmother of Donald, Barbara, Billy, Linda and Rebecca Bruce, Remains resting at the Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia Ave, Funeral Saturday, 2:30 p.m., from the Owen Chapel, Burial in Besthaven Cemetery. BUNGER, Mr. passed Marvin, away of in Valley his Station, 77th year, Thursday, September 15, 1955, at 11 a.m.
SS. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital. Beloved husband of Mrs. Birdie Stone Bunger: father of Mr. Garland S.
Bunger, of Shively, brother of Mrs. grandchild. Ethel Hart, Miami, 1 Remains at the w. G. Hardy Shively Chapel, 4101 Dixie Services at 2 p.m., Saturday, September 17 at the Chapel.
Interment in Vine Grove Cemetery, Valley Lodge Number 511, F. A.M., will officiate at the grave. CARTWRIGHT, Mr. Arthur Frank, age 68 years, Friday, September 16, 1955, at. the Kentucky Baptist Hos pital, 4:40 a.m.
Residence 4611 S. 3d St. Beloved husband of Mrs. Roberta Cartwright (nee Eversole); father of Miss Shirley Cartwright, Louisville; Mrs. Ruby Taylor, Seymour, and William Paul Cartwright, Mitchell, d.
Remains at the Miller Funeral Home, 4505 S. 3d St. Funeral Monday, September 19, from the funeral home at 2 p.m. Interment in Resthaven Cemetery. DURHAM, John Richard, Friday, September 16, 1955, at 5:30 a.m.
in his 66th year; residence, Little Sisters of the Poor; beloved father of Mrs. Elizabeth Gothard, Mrs. Margaret Lucille Harley, Joseph E. Durham, Louisville, and Mrs. Mildred Snyder, Covington, also survived by 2 grandchildren.
Remains at Schoppenhorst Bros. Funeral Home, 1832 W. Market and will be taken to the Chapel of the Little Sisters of the Poor Monday, September 19th, at 6:30 a.m. for services. Interment in Eastern Cemetery at 9:30 a.m.
FERGUSON, Mrs. Maud, age 74 years; Friday, September 16, 1955, at 12:50 p.m. at her residence, 3633 Robin Shively, Devoted mother of J. Louis Ferguson; sister of Mrs. Alma Doerhoefer, Louisville, and Mrs.
Blanche Jones, Jacksonville, 2 grandchildren and 2 greatgrandchildren also survive. Mrs. Ferguson is at Ratterman's, 2114 W. Market St. Funeral 9 a.m.
Monday, from St. Helens Church. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. The Rosary service will be held Sunday p.m. by the Altar Society.
HERTEL, Mrs. Della Phelps (nee Holmes); former residence, 102 Browns Lane: Friday morning, tember 16, 1955, at 4 o'clock at The Harriette Meadows Nursing Home, Widow of Herman Hertel; mother of G. Walter Phelps, of Holland, Ohio, and Lucy Margaret Phelps, aunt of Miss May Belcher, and Miss Mary E. Hayes. Mrs.
Hertel is at Ratterman's, 3711 Lexington Rd. Funeral from Holy Spirit Church, Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. KLARE, Lillian Minnie (nee King), Wednesday September 14, 1955, her residence, 720 Sutcliffe in her 70th year. Beloved wife of Alfred James Klare; daughter the late Timothy and Josephine King; sister of Ed.
King; also survived by Tommy Preso. Funeral Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock from her residence and 10 o'clock at 23d and Broadway Baptist Church. Inter. ment in Cave Hill Cemetery, Receda, California, papers, please copy. Herbold and Horlander Funeral Directors, MALLOY, Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth, Thursday, September 15, 1955, 5:30 a.m., at her residence, 812 Hazel. Beloved wife of Mr. Michael Malloy; devoted mother of Miss Lucille Malloy, Mrs. T. A.
(Doris) Hayden, Mrs. James (Mary Alice) Hipple, Michael Malloy, also survived by 5 grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Richard Yost; 2 brothers, Mr. Frank Russell and Mr. Ben Russell.
Funeral from Dougherty and Son Shawnee Funeral Home, Broadway at 34th, Saturday morning, September 17 at 8:30, and in Holy Cross Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in St. Michael Cemetery. The Sanctuary and Pargatorial Society will recite the rosary at 8 o'clock Friday evening. NATTERMANN, Miss Marie passed away in her 48th year, Thursday, September 15, 1955, 11:15 p.m.; residence, 1126 E.
Forest St. Loving daughter of Mrs. Mar. garet Bauernfeind Nattermann; devoted sister of Mrs. Evelyn Hilliard, Mrs.
Edward (Esther) Talbert, Miss Lucille Nattermann, Otto, Elmer, Adolph of Jeffersonville, William. Charles, John and 'Oscar Nattermann. Services for Miss Natter. mann will be conducted in the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home, 1201 E.
Oak St. at Schiller Monday, September 19th, at 11 a.m, by the Rev. Paul Kohler, Interment in Evergreen Cemetery. RHINE, Mrs. Mercedes Bond, age 48; at 6:55 p.m., September 15, 1955; residence 3606 Manor Parkway.
Survived by husband Henry Rhine; daughters Mercedes and Carolyn Bond: sons Joseph and Craig Bond; mother, Mrs. Lorle Mann and sister Miss Merna Mann, both of delphia. Remains at Lee E. Cralle 1330 S. 3d St.
Notice of funeral later. SCHLEER, Mr. Joseph age years; residence 853 Fetter Thursday, September 15, 1955, at 9 a.m. the Veterans Hospital, Beloved brother of Mrs. Phil (Clara) Kaiser, of Jefferson City, and uncle of Mr.
James Lynch; several other nieces and nephews survive. Funeral from the Bohlsen Funeral Home, 825 Barret, Monday morning at 8:20 and from Our Mother of Sorrows Church at 9:00. Interment in Zachary Taylor Cemetery. Jefferson City, and Joliet, papers please copy. Mr.
Schleer is a Spanish American War Veteran. SELLMAN, Mrs. Grace age 67, passed away at 11:15 p.m. Thursday, September 15, 1955, at the Clark County Memorial Hospital, Jeffersonville; residence, 3114 North Western Louisville. Wife Carl R.
Sellman; step-mother of Harvey Sellman, Los Angeles, sister of Mrs. Mert Curry, Jeffersonville, Mrs. Gilbert Coats Fort Dodge, Iowa, and Mrs. Rearl Maloney of Des Moines, Iowa; also survived by 3 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Mrs.
Sellman is at the Seabrook Funeral Home, Market at 12th, New Albany, Services 2 p.m. Sunday at the Seabrook Chapel. Interment in Walnut Ridge Cemetery, Jeffersonville. SHEEHAN, Pat (Albert age 59 years; suddenly at his residence, 120 Stabler Friday, September 16, 1955, at 5:30 p.m. Husband of Bessie Mae Welch Sheehan; father Robert Patrick Sheehan; brother of Jack and Joseph Sheehan, Robert Weiland, and Mrs.
Willard Fleece. Funeral from Ratterman's, 3711 Lexington Road, Monday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment in Zachary Taylor National Cemetery. SMITH, Mr. George Bernard; passed away September 1955, at 1:16 a.m., in his 68th year; family residence 628 Marshall Court; devoted husband of Mrs.
Amelia T. (nee Oster) Smith; beloved father of Mr. Louis F. Smith, "Charles George L. Smith, and Mr.
W. Smith; brother of Mrs. Carrie Harmeling. Mrs. Elizabeth Stutzenberger; also survived by 5 grandchildren; remains resting at Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia funeral services Monday morning at 10:30 a.m.
from Owen Chapel; burial at Resthaven Cemetery. TUDOR, Willie Dempsy, age passed away Wednesday, September 14th, at 9:05 p.m. at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Ferd Graves, Middletown, formerly of Shady Grove, Ky. Survived by wife, daughter, Mrs.
Ferd Graves, 1 son, Carl F. Tudor, Philadelphia, and 3 grandchildren. Remains at Willhite Funeral Home, Middletown, where services will be conducted Friday at 1 p.m. Mr. Tudor will be taken to Melton's Funeral Home, Providence, Friday afternoon and removed to his residence in Shady Grove Saturday until time for funeral Sunday at 2 p.m.
Shady Grove Baptist Church. WEIGEL, Mr. Adrian, Thursday afternoon, September 15, 1955, 1 o'clock, in his 51st year; residence Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Beloved hus band of Mrs. Grace Dunkin Weigel; brother of Mr.
Charles Edward Weigel of Louisville. Remains at The Maas Funeral Home, on Broadway at Floyd. Services at Christ Church Cathedral, Monday morning 11 o'clock. Interment in Cave HIlI Cemetery. WHITEHEAD, Mrs.
Laura Alberta, Thursday, September 15, 1955, 8:05 a.m. Residence, 1449 S. 3d. Beloved wife of Ralph E. Whitehead, devoted mother of Mrs.
Wil. liam N. (Josephine) Fuller, Mr. Ralph E. Whitehead, also survived by 3 grandchildren; 1 brother, Mr.
Earl Bosley, of Concordia, Ky. Funeral from Doughtery and Sons 3d Ave. Funeral Home, 1230 S. 3d, Saturday morning, September 17, at and in St. Anna Church at o'clock.
Interment in Resthaven Cemetery. In Memoriam. In loving memory of David Alan, died September 17, 1954: In God's garden in heaven There are flowers from every. where, He needed our little David To brighten His bouquet there. Sadly missed by Mother, Dad and Grandparents.
Cemetery Lots, Menuments. EVERGREEN Cemetery, graves on circle, monument included, reasonable. Box 32, La Grange, or phone 5159. RESTHAVEN; lot, the Garden of Time section; $300. Call Fern Creek 3-4117.
RESTHAVEN CEMETERY: 4-grave lot: in Garden-of-Time; on road; $350. EM 6-8685. PANKE MONUMENT CO. Out of the High Rent District. 817 E.
Jefferson St. JA 1863. Funeral Directors. DOUGHERTY SON Funeral Homes 1230 S. 3d and Broadway at 34th.
Funeral Directors. MAAS FUNERAL HOME Stanley H. Maas. Broadway at Floyd. WA 1284, SCHOPPENHORST BROS.
Funeral Home 19th and Market. WA 4394. H. BOSSE SON Funeral Home Barret and Ellison Aves. HI 4348.
ALBERT NEURATH SON Funeral Home 725 E. Market, JA 1191. JOHN B. RATTERMAN SONS Funeral Parlors 2114 W. Market AR 4661.
BARRETT FUNERAL HOME 1230 Bardstown Rd. HI 1756. L. D. PEARSON SON, INC.
1310 S. Third St. MA 0510-0511. 149 Breckinridge Lane. TA 0349-0340.
The McDaniel Funeral Home, Inc. FR 3566-3577. 4339 Park Blvd, LEE E. CRALLE INC. 1330 S.
Third St. MA 0771, MA 0772. Lodge Notices. DIVINE services at Eastern Star Home, 923 Cherokee sponsored by Evening Star Chapter, Number 374, Sunday, September 18, at 3 p.m. Virginia Alcorn, W.M., Edna M.
Danner, Sec'y, ROBINSON Lodge Number 266 and A. M. will sponsor the Divine Service at the Masonic Widows and Orphans Home on Sunday, September 18th at 3 p.m.; all Masons, their families and friends are invited. C. J.
Halleron, Master; Fred G. Egner, Sec'y. VICTORY Chapter, Number 447, O.E.S., will have a called meeting Saturday, September 17, at 8 p.m., for installation of officers. Christine Graves, W. Daisy Fenton, Sec'y, VALLEY Lodge, Number, 511, and A.M., will meet called communication this Saturday, September 17th, at 1 p.m.
at its hall for purpose of paying last sad tribute of respect to our departed brother, Marion Bunger. Funeral at Hardy's at Shively, Burial, Vine Grove, Ky. Ronald W. Wilson, Master; G. M.
Tharp, Sec'y. Travel Opportunities. FLORIDA, lady leaving October 1st desires 3 or 4 passengers; references exchanged. Call CA 4074. Where to Go.
10 BLUE River Inn, U. S. Route 460, 6 miles west Cordon, country-style dinners; banquets and outinss served; open Saturday and Sunday for Fall and Winter. Lost. BANK book, money, valuable pers; A.
and P. Super Market, 28th; Monday afternoon: reward, Call FR 9949, or AR 9110. BILLFOLD; containing approximately $90 and important papers: vicinity 8th and Main: reward. Ed Soards, contact Whayne Supply WA 6803. DENTURE, tooth, or bridge, FrE day, downtown or St.
Matthews: liberal reward. Call BE 3860. DIAMOND ring, yellow gold mounting; Friday night, vicinity 3d Magnolia; sentimental Value; reward. WA 2211, extension 541, 8 to 5. Brittany Spaniel: 1 year old: white, brown spots; male: answers name Buster; wearing rabies tas; vicinity 1243 Cherokee child grieving, please call owner.
HI 4401; reward. DOG, FOX Terrier, black and tan, female: 4400 block' S. 5th September 13; answers to Tiny; reward. FR 0158, DoG, black co*cker, male; answers to name Midnight; vicinity Blankenbaker Lane, Saturday evening: reward. TA 9624.
DOG; gray German Schnauzer, male; rabies tag, Kentucky license; East End; reward. GL 8-5428. male; white, with black markings; Spits and Fox Terrier; Manslick reward. CA 6459. PARAKEET, parrot green with yellow head, flew from 1331 Hull Monday; answers to name Billy, Reward.
Call CL 2643. PARAKEET, turquoise, band on les: answers to name Julle: vicinity Village reward. CH 0512. PARAKEET, turquoise: vicinity ington Rd. and Cannons Lane.
Call TA 1937 or TA 0428. PURSE, lady's, light brown; vicinity Shively or South Louisville; contains keys, driver's and fishing 1i- censes; reward. AT 1009. Information--Personals. 13 DIAMONDS, cold.
silver, antique jewelrz; prices paid. Send Jewelers. 613 S. 4th St..
