SECTION 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTIsem*nTS. THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, TUESDAY, MORNING, JANUARY 11, 1944. CLASSIFIED ADVERTIsem*nTS. WRIST WATCH Man a. Omen yellow gold: veri-thin model; in Crescent Hill Sunday night; finder please call A 6021.
Reward. FACTORY WORK In essential industry. Apply 223 N. nth at Devoe St Reynolds Co. FACTORY WOE In tobacco redryirV plant; colored men.
R. J. Reynolds To- i rr t. CADILLAC 1941 De Luxe Streamlined Sedan Radio, automatic heating ays- tern, defroster, spotlight and many other accessories; all whitewall tires are perfect; Foamtex rubber cushions five a wonderfully easy ride to this inest of cars. You wouldn't know that it was a used car as it still has new car performance and appearance.
If you want the finest automobile in town, this is it. Premier Motor 1617 Broadway. JAckson 6269. YAGER Berths Charlotta. Monday, January 10, 1944.
at 9:30 a.m.. in her 63d year; residence, 716 W. St. Catherine beloved wife of Andrew Yager, mother of Mrs. Ellen- LaVon, Mrs.
Elizabeth Cook. Mr. Emma Ruth Fogarty. Mrs. Enther Young and Mrs.
Edna Kuckcr. Mr. Albert Yager and Sgt. Alvin Yager: 1 sister. Mrs.
W. T. Yager: brothei, Mr. Charles Hounsz: 10 grandchildren 2 great-grandchildren. Funeral will be announced later.
STUDEBAKER Champion Coupe Exceptionally clean; heater, good tires; beautiful finish. Home of Guaranteed Ued Cars. HANDS MOTOR CO. Sales STUDEBAKER Service Open evenings until 8. 634 S.
3d. WA 7453. STUDEBAKER 1941 Champion Coach; radio, heater: 5 tires like new; looks and runs like new: will trade; 15 months to pay. King Auto Sales, S44 S. 3d.
JAckson 1921. MONEY CANADIAN DOLLAR DIPS Uc. New York. Jan. 10 fAPl Closing foreign exchange rate follow (Great Britain In dollars, other in cents): Canadian dollar in New York open market 16 5-16 per cent discount or fS63' U.
S. cents, down Europe Great Britain official. (Banker Foreign Exchange Committee rates) bjyir.g $4.02. selling $4.04. Latin America Argentina official 29 7T: free 25.09.
up Brazil official S.05: free Mexico 20.B3. -Rate in spot cables unless otherwise Indicated- "Nominal. ESSENTIAL war worker wants used 1940 cr 1941 automobile; spot cash. Phone MAgnolia 0959-M. WE NEED CARS! 1,500 At Once See Us First Get several hundred dollars more now for your car before the government Lull a ceiling on ail used cars, et your car to war.
Sell it to King, who sells to vital war workers. We are one of the largest used car dealers in the United States and our large volume of sales enables us to pay you more than any other dealer. We own our own building and do not have to pay any rent ana that is another reason why we can pay you more. Top Prices Guaranteed Make Us Prove It Any Make Or Model Cash Cash In 2 Minutes For the Next 10 Days We Will Pay Up to $1,100 For 1841 Chevrolets. Fords.
Plymouths $1,330 For 1941 Buickr. Pontiacs. Oldsmobiles Car Need Not Be Paid for This Week We Will Pay Tor 1840 Chevrolets up 1919 Chevrolet lip to 723 Chevrolet up 4i0 IB37 Chevrolet up to 32.1 Chevrolet up 250 1935 Chevrolets up to 200 1934 Chevrolets up to L10 1940 Fords up to 730 1939 Fords up to 725 1938 Fords up to 400 1937 Fords up to 325 1936 Fords up to 250 1935 Fords tip to 200 1934 Fords up to 150 1933 Fords up to 100 All Makes and Models Wanted 25 Years In Same Location KING AUTO SALES King of the Used Car Dealers 944-48 3. 3d. JA 1921.
Open Evenings and Sundays. GREGORY Edward, at 3:30 p.m.. January 9. 1944, at the General Hospital. Survived by brothers, Olney Gregory, Miami.
John D. Gregory of Bowling Green. and sisters. Frances and Cottell Gregory: 3 nieces and 1 Remains at Lee E. Cralle 1330 S.
3d St. Funeral from Craile's at 3 p.m. Tuesday, January 11. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. HARDESTY Catherine Louise.
Monday. January 10, 1944, at 6:15 a.m., age 1 year, 2 months. Little daughter of Carl and Marian Hardesty: sister of Carl Hardesty, Jr. Remains at Manning's Funeral Home. 612 W.
Broadway. Funeral Tuesday, January 11. from the chapel at 11 a.m. Interment in Resthaven Cemetery. HARPRING Henry It In his 72d vear.
passed on Monday, January 10, 1944, at 3:30 a.m., at St. Joseph's Infirmiry; residence, 845 Mulberry St. Beloved husband of Rose Harpring inee Schar-fenberger): beloved father of Joseph. Leo and Clarence Harpring, Mrs. Russell White and Mrs.
William Wittnauer: brother of John Harpring and Miss Anna Harpring; also survived bj one grandchild. Remains will lie in state at Godfrey F. Kuisman Mortuary. 1041 Goss Ave. Funeral Wednesday morning at 8:30 o'clock from the chapel and 9 o'clock at St.
Elizabeth's Church. Interment In St. Michael's Cemetery. The Holy Name Society will meet at the chaprl Tuesday evening at 7:30 to recite the rosary. II A It ITT Mrs.
Sarah Sunday morning. January 9. 1944, in her 87th year. Widow of John A. Harritt: residence.
1127 Roger St. Survived by nieces, Mrs. Lipman Klein of Louisville. Mrs. Mae Siegle of Jefferson-y- i.
Ind" nephews. Lawrence J. Windhorst, William Enteman of Louisville. Howard Enteman, Wm. Potter of Jeffersonvllle.
and J. C. Windhorst, Detroit. Mich. Remains at the mortuary chapel of John Maas and corner Floyd and Broadway.
Funeral from the chapel Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. HELM Mary (nee Petty). Monday. January 10.
1944. at 11:40 a.m., in her 68th year: residence. 2518 Bank St. Widow of the late Thomas Helm, devoted mother of Floyd Helm of Louisville, Calvin Helm of Georgetown. Lester Helm, New York City: Irvin.
William and Forrest Helm. U. S. Army; sister of Mrs. Jessie Miller of Louisville, Mrs.
Leonard Hammonds of Jeffersonvllle. also survived by 23 grandchildren. Remains at Schoppen-horst Bros. Funeral Home. 1832 W.
Market St. Notice of funeral later. HlTtLET -Mary Elizabeth Riedinger; Monday. January 10. 1944.
at 3:30 a.m., age 79 years. Widow of Frank Hur-Jey. devoted mother of Edward. Albert Ben. Herman and Lorena Hurley: also survived by four grandchildren.
Furteral Wednesday morning. January 12. at 8:30. from the residence, 2237 Seventh St. Road, and St.
Ann Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in St. Louis Cemetery. Ladies of the Altar Society will meet at the residence Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock to recite the rosary. JONES Charles Saturday, January 8.
1944. at 1:45 p.m.. in his 82d vear. at St. Anthony Hospital.
Beloved father of Mrs. Charles 11. McKelvey. Mrs. Luella E.
Jones, of Louisville. Mrs. Mary Meredith, of Ocala, Carl P. Jones, of Louisville, and Thomas R. Jones, of Stubenville.
Ohio; also survived by 8 grandchildren. Remains at the residence. 4235 North Western Parkway. Funeral services, Wednesday, January 12. at 2:30 p.m.
Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. KNADLER Elsie Rosella, Sunday, January 9. 1944. at 9 a.m., in her 45th year. Beloved daughter of Clara E.
Knadler; sister of Chester C. and John M. Knadler. Jr. Remains at Manning Funeral Home.
612 W. Broadway. Funeral Wednesday. January 12. from the chapel at 1:30 p.m.
Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. KOLISCH Emil; at St. Anthony's Hospital, Monday, January 10. 1944, at 5:23 a.m. Survived by sister.
Mr. Joseph Reider, New York City; one grandchild. Funeral from Herman Meyer At Son. 1523 South Third. Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Interment In B'rith Sliolom Cemetery. Ml RRIf If l.t Thomas Weslev, Sunday, January 9, 1U44. at 3:30 at the Deaconess Hospital: residence. .1309 Wren Rd. Beloved husband of Emma J.
Merrlfield and father of Mrs. Paul Simpson. Misses Ruth Beatrice Jeannette J. and Thomaa Weslev Merrifield. brother of Mrs.
Abigail M. Temple. New York Citv, George E. Merrlfield. Cleveland.
Ohio; Samuel B. and Ferguson S. Merrifield. Funeral from Pearson's, 1310 S. 3d Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment in Resthaven Cemetery. NEEDY Mrs. Minnie (nee Agnorl, passed away In her 63d year. Mondav, January 10. 1944.
Residence. Shep-herdsville, Ky. Beloved step-mother of Mrs. Viola Owens, Oscar. Leonard and William Needy; sister of William Agnor.
Remains at the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home. Oak and Schiller where services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. Interment in Camp Ground Cemetery. Shephcrdsvilie, Ky.
REEL William Edgar. Sundav. Jimurv InformationPersonals. 13 WANTED Radios and washers: anv make or model or condition. Repairs and parts for all makes.
Clarksdale Radio-Washer Service, 706-8 Shelby. oi or WA WANTED OLD GOLD. BRIDGEWORK. old Jewelry, diamonds, etc. 318 W.
Chestnut St. SENG JEWELERS, 210 W. Chestnut St. ORCHESTRA Open for engagements; round and square dances. Phone WA 7263.
INCOME Tax Returns Compiled day or evenings, Mr. Valentine. Call WAbash 0747 for appointment. INCOME TAX Returns Reasonable rate. Federal Income Tax 702 Washington Bldg.
JA 1524. INCOME tax returns for Individual or small business: prepared evenings; rates reasonable. Call FR 1004. HARD to fit feet, try Jay's Sample Store lor quality footwear. 209 S.
4th. Services Offered Services Offered- Caneral. 14 ANTIQUES. upholstering. refinishing.
Living-room suites rebuilt like new; materials in stock. Jeffrey's Upholstering Shoo. JA 2652. ALTERATIONS. Maintenance, remodeling and repair work, roofing and gut- -iHL" 8: for estimates call SH 801 7.
AUTOMATIC Furnaces serviced; gas, coal, oil and stokers; also new furnaces available. D. F. Hinkebein. HI 6389.
BUILDING, remodeling, roofs raised, repairing, roofing. McNulty Bros. SHawnee 04Z3-W. CARPENTER work, building, repair and roofing. Clifford.
SH 2049-M. CESSPOOLS and septic tanks cleaned with power equipment: 10 years' experience; free inspection; go anywhere; no mileage charge: all woik Juaranteed at reasonable rates. Phone ef fersonvlll 2213. CLOCKS end watches, all types, cleaned and repaired: fast service. A 6625.
3U2 Board of Trade 3d and Main. CONCRETE Reinforced slabs: old basem*nts excavated; walls, floors, driveways, underpinning. Kaufman Koncrete Kompany. Cecil Kaufman. Manager.
Call TA 8441 TA 8579. FLOORS sanded and refinished: ntl-mates free; Immediate service. SH 4743. FOR refrigeration rrpairs and service call WAbash 0616. FURNACE Repair, guttering, roofing, general line of sheet metal work.
Call MA 9290 between 7 and 6: no Sundays. GAS HEATING SERVICE All makes checked, adjusted repaired, cleaned; personal attention. William Zipper, MAgnolia 5225-J. GENERAL carpenter work and roof repairing: free estimates; Immediate service. Phone Jones.
SH 5405-W. GENERAL houne cleaning. Interior decorating, wall washing: experienced, colored: bv Job: immediate service. A. C.
am ilton 351 1 Grand Ave. AR 0403-J. sanded and refinished: estimates are given free of charge. Call FRanklin 1411. HOT1 AIR FURNACES repaired; steam and hot water corrected; Immediate service.
Call MAgnolia 1033-J. Inselbric, Inselstone Siding Saves up to 50 fuel. Call DEPENDABLE CONSTRUCTION CO. SH 3480. 8800 River Park Drive.
PAINTING, cemen and carpenter work done at reasonable prices: free estimates given; Immediate service. Ask for Jack Doerr. Highland 4417-W. PLUMBING and heating and stoker repairs: expert service: all work guar-anteed. Call TAylor 7792.
RADIO REPAIRING All makes repaired; prompt service: all work guar-anteedJ 1402 Preston St. MA 7180. RADIO SERVICE For radio trouble call Alrav. 712 S. 7th St.
"Just Off Broad-way." WAbasb 76H8. RAGS WASHED Paint. ink. grease rags: laundering; shop towels rented. Community Towel Service, JA 5141.
REMODELING and repairing; work, guaranteed. Baker and Shofner. SH 6927-J. ROOF LEARNING? Superlastlc roof mating: work Call JA 73m. "itOOFS repaired, roll roofing, coatings, shingles and supplies.
Standard Asphalt Products Co. JAckson 0452. WASHERS REPAIRED Must Last for the Duration! Have your MAYTAG. EASY. G.
E. and all popular makes repaired by factory-trained mechanics in the most up-to-date, reliable shop in the South. Authorized factory service. We carry wringer roll, parts and repairs for all makes and models. Operating under O.P.A.
regulations. American Washer Co. 437 2d St A 4063. WASHERS REPAIRED regardless of make, model or condition; parts for all makes. Clarksdale Radio-Washer Service.
706-8 S. Shelby. WA 6914 or WA 5292. WEATHER STRIP and calk to save fuel; year to pay. Mr.
Bomar. Call HI 1159-J WASHING MACHINES Repaired Alf makes; work guaranteed: prompt service; by expert mechanics. H. G. Washer Service.
MA 7180. 1402 S. Preston. WASHERS REPAIRED All makes and parts; work guaranteed. LOUISVILLE WASHER CO.
208 E. Market. JA 1387. EXPERT washer and refrigeration service; free estimates: work guaranteed: operating under O.P.A. regulations; prompt service.
Easy Washer Appliance Service. JAckson 4634. ATTENTION Property Owners If you are thinking of building, remodeling or repairing In city or country, call Emil J. Rutz. Highland 1630-R.
Moving, Packing, Storage. 21 MOVING Hauling; light, heavy. JAckson 0712: nights. SHawnee 4922. Cut rate up to 50 pound.
CALL DUVALL Day and night service; padded vans: experienced men; new equipment; low orices. SH 2932. LARRY" Moves day or night; no hourly charge. WA 2925. BOYD VICTORY MOVERS Pick-up delivery; reasonable rates.
SH 7652 LIBERTY MOVERS Reliable help; reasonable rates. 1432 Payne. TA 9429. LARRY'S personal supervision guarantees you the best. Larry's.
WA 2925. Long Distance Moving. 22 Iowa, or way points. January 12th or 1.1th; from Atlanta, or way points. Jan.
17th; from Washington. D. C. or Eastern points, within next 10 days; from Nashville, Jan. 12th to 17th.
Settle Moving Co. JA 7161. RETURN LOADS wanted; vans available for Immediate long distance furniture moving and storage. A. Arnold Son.
SHawnee 5282. LARRY Moves anywhere in Kentucky; large vans. WA 2925. Painting. Papering.
23 CLEANING, papering, steaming, paint-Jng, by expert workmen. Arthur G. Maas. WA 1028. HOUSE PAINTING Interior, exterior; estimates free.
E. O'Nan. SH 3219-W. PAINTING, PAPERING. CARPENTRY.
Steaming paper, plastering, cleaning; Immediate service. BELL Jfc KOCH. TA 8688-3759. PAINTING Decorating: interior; exterior; remodeling: references. McNulty Dros.
SHawnee 8583. PAPER furnished, hung: work guaran-teed: samples shown. SH 4364-J. PAPER furnished, hung. $7.50 room up; plastering.
Rembold. MAgnolia 2746. PAPER FURNISHED, hung. S7.0 room, up lmmedl a te service. SHawnee 5781 PAPER HANillNG.
painting, work guaranteed: immediate service: estimates cheerfully given; must have 2 rooms or more. JAokson 5646. HANGING Immediate service; free estimates: satisfaction guaranted: references. Boyd. MAgnolia 5820-J.
PAPER HANGING Paper furnished and hung: immediate service. MA 0320-R. PAPER HANGING Paper furnished ana hung: immediate service. MA 0320-R. PAPERING and plaster patching.
Paper samples submitted. Farmer. WA 1983. PAPERING Free estimates: satisfaction guaranteed; references. SH 8383.
Automotive Automobiles for Sale. 27 BUICK 1941 Streamline Sedanette Beautiful cream color: looks like new; good tires: will trade: 15 months to pay. King Auto Sales. 944 S. 3d.
JAckson 1921. BUICK 1940, Club Coupe, series 50; excellent condition; good tires; all extras; by owner. Phone days. JA 1220: evenings and Sundays. SH 4149-J BUICK 1941 Super Convertible CluV Coupe Like new: radio, heater; terms.
National Auto sales, 815 W. Broadway. JAckson 4665. BUICK 1940 Sedan Heater; prewar tires: A-l condition: clean upholstery: owner. Hugh Shell.
Camobellsburg. BUICK 1942 Super Sedan Priority needed: radio, neater; terms. National Auto Sales. 815 W. Broadway.
JA 4665. BUICK 1939 Coach A-l condition; 5 perfect tire: Owner, 2427 W. Broadway. Phone SH 6375-R. BUICK 1939 Coach Special: A-l condition; radio and heater: tires good; $850.
Call MAgnolia 5800. FARM and Dairy Help Wanted Desirable working condition. Kentucky Acres Dairy Farm at Crestwood. Ky. Phone Pewee Valley 6108.
FARM WORK On Indiana farm: young man or couple: good wages: gaod home. WA 8141 or Greenville 0-F22. Indiina. Finance Executive Excellent opportunity for capable, thoroughly experienced finance and dikcount man: man with field, brancrt and home office experience preferred, must be under 45, energetic, have goo4 contacts and be able to buy and good volume of business in Kentucky and surrounding territory; give full detail of part experience ana connections, your letter will be treated in strict confidence; our men know cf this ad. Write 106, care ic Times.
TlR MAN Day work; colored, experi-enced: settled: permanent employment; reference. Apply manager. Guthrie co*ke 411 JtV, Chestnut. FdUNDRV? "forge, hlpping-end general factory work; dsy work and plf work: 48 hour per week, from 7 am. to 3:30 p.m.
IfrtUl now and -ruruy after the war. B. T. Averv end Son 1t)i fid. end Southern Railroad Crossing.
GENERAL maintenance work around boiler and engine room: also general repair work. Spalding Laundry, 13tn and Breckinridge. GENERAL WORK In paint factor; man, white or colored: 25 week; permanent. Apply Bridges-Smith and 229 W. Market.
GROCERY warehouse man to assist in unloading freight cars and trucks: must have at least an 8th grade education. Stetden Stores. 414 Baxter Ave. HAT CLEANER White or colnced, one that know how to waoh hat In solvent by hand work: S23 week ta start. Applv 114 S.
'4th. on i olored men. permanent work: applicant clear throctt U. S. Employment Frr Ire, 423 Jth.
Pepl-C'ola l.oiilill Hottlen Inf. SOOd rail condition: eightn-grad education required: salary $110 monthly: one week's veration witli py. Telephone WA 31 93 for further Information. INSTITUTIONAL Janitor White room furnished. W23 Cherokee Rd.
HI 2101. TA if For in town office buildlngT also elevator operator: whit or colored. Smithem Trust Co. WA 3341 "JANITORS Two. mut be over 30.
experienced, settled willing to work; good pay. Apply 750 S. 2d. 10 4 only JANITOR For Church White or Coi- ored. Apply 980 Edward Ave.
LABORERS Colored: sacking and. shipping feed and unloading steady work; at least hour Overtime. Applv The Buckeye Cotton Oil Floyd St LAHORE lis For night rrew well day crew: tedv work; good pv. Applv office. North Amernan r- tilirer Co Preston, near L.
At N. F.l- rod. LA BOM? US 20. colored; steady work good )y with overtime. Apply Federal Chemlral Muv K.
Hanco*ck St. (near Burnett XaBOR EHS For plumbing work, 7.5c per hour. Anderson Plumbing I9Q1 W. Main St. LAUNDRY W5RK Men or bov.
to work In waih room or do generst laundry work. Ma Beha Laundry, 1825 Mel ood MACHINE OPERATORS and Laborers Draft exempt: In essential industry; permanent position. Apply Ewlng-von Allmen Dairy, Garvin PL and Oak St. MANAGER for iervlc station; mn be tween the ages of 40 and $0 preferred; no exner'ence nerery. Apply if person.
SpiirFilllng ttetton, MS 3d MECHANIC -To lake rliarg or n.eie-tenm of our fleet. 35 Chevrolet right man rn work In h1 of department, steady now snd after the war. Apply In person Tueadsv ft .10 am. tn 8 m. Dunaldson Baktr.g Co.
1321 Hill Oil 1 Kl i Vlfhlte, or colored, for nitmirv niece, to care for furr.ai fli row: Vcl)ent wg Call WA.M1J, PA HIS llt.l'AHIMi ni ABjiaiA.l For auto dealer; man wno oeairaa rr become a capable part man; prevlou experience would help, but not necessary; must be draft exempt or discharged veteran: good pay, steady work in peace time: give full particulr to P. O. Box 666, Main Station, 6th and Broadway. Pharmacist REGISTERED IN KENTUCKY. Opportunity open with Taylor Drug Stores.
Promotions come fast to those whe Sualtfv. atufaclory salary, extra earnings through bonuses and commissions. Good Hours, I'leaaant Working Condition. Applv in pfnon or by letter to TAYLOR DRUG STORES. 309 COle-m Bu i 1 in I -on I sv 1 1 1 e.
y. PHONOGRAPH goed wages. fiermanent employment with firm of ong standing. Amusem*nt Games 108E. Oak PART-TIME Factory Workers 4 or more hours; between 7 a.m.
and 3:3 p.m.; 3 or more days per week. B. T. Avery and Son 7th Street Rd. and Southern Railroad Crossing.
PIN BOYS Must be 16 year or older, with birth certificates or working permit: for after school work; 35c hour. Moore Recreation. 327 W. Marker PLUMBERS 3. with tools, experienced on repair work and water heaters, steady work; good pv.
Anderson Plumbing 1901 W. Mln. PORTER Whit or colored; experienced; good pay: no Sundays. Apply in person after 11 a.m. Jockey Club Cafe.
823 W. Broadway. PORTER WANTED Colored, for manufacturing plant; references. Aptly Cavalier Cravat 573 W. Mln S' PORTER Colored; steady work.
Appiv in person. Wet End Drug Store, ilm and Market Sts PORTER Colored; permanent poiion for experienced man. Apply Kay Jewelry t5o 620 S. 4th. PORTER Colored: draft exempt, permanent work, good hour.
Apply Mary Anderson Theater. 612 S. 4th. PORTERS Experienced, for warehouse and office cleaning: good pay; time and one-half after 40-hour week; free life insurance after 6 months employment; hospital and surgical insurance at small cost after 8 months employment; working clothes furnished; paid vacation after 1 year's service; clean working conditions. Apply A.
4t P. Tea Co, $01 8 13th St, 6 to 10 am. only. T6RfEUIi White or colored, over year of age: good pay. steady employment.
Apply between and 11 a m. or between 1 and 4 m. Bl'ie Boar Cafeteria Co 410 W. Walnut St. PORTERS Men for general porter" work; good position open for thaj right men.
Apply superintendent's of flee. Levy iviarxet at RECEIVING CLERK and atsistant to counter sale for wholesale paint distributor: opportunity for advancement. Apply Arthur Fulmer, 726 4th. ROOFER and Roofers Helper Good wages; steady work. Apply McNulty Contractors.
805 S. 23d St. SH 8583. Early in the morning or nig.it. between 6 and 1.
REPAIR PLUMBER wanted: experienced; permanent work; good salary. Apply 1323 S. Preston. SbUTEMEN and helper for established milk route: good income. Apply t- Mr.
McClarty. U. S. Employment Service. 423 Sh St SAL ES.MAN For rug department: ex-perlenced preferred out not necessary; very good future.
ApP'r Personnel Department. 4th floor. J. Bacon St Ssrt. SCTTOOL BOY oi man; part-time work, late evenings and Sunday: nice salary.
Arplv Sp'ir Filling Station, 901 Lo gan St. i. 1 Station Managers Good 1-ary. Plus commission: excellent rhne for advancement. Call In person JS31 3d.
Sour Distributing Co SERVICE STATION Attendant and Mn-ager 4-F or draft exempt; attractive salarv, commission and bonus; opportunity for advancement. Call in pet-son. Mlntmax Station. 1001 W. Jeffer'dn.
SHAKE-OUT and snd-cutter: 6 day per week: p.m. 11:30 m. Peer- SHOEMAKER Experienced. Cail New Albany 3337. Badger Shoe Repair.
isi E. Market. New Albany. Ind ST ATlONARV engineer See Mr. Mitchell.
1244 S. 4th. STOCK CLERK To work in wholesale dry goods house. Pleasant work. Excellent opportunity.
Experience not essential. Apply at once. SIMON ADM SONS CO. 631 W. Min.
WA 811. Synthetic Rubber Industry Offer an opportunity for you to secure empiovment tn the following Jobs: Chemical Operators Boiler Operators Janitors Laborers Stenographers and Typists For complete detai: report to you local United State Employment Sen ice office or apply in person to Carbide Carbon Chemicals Corporation Camp Ground Road (Bus 'facilities available to the plant site at 28th and Dumesnll St i TIRE AND Battery Service Men Experienced; steady work, i.pply to Mr. Me-Ginnis. 1116 W. Broadw a TIRE CHANGERS Ex pert on truck; inside work: best salarte.
Economy Recapping 919 E. Broadway. CADILLAC 1941 Sedan Most beautiful car in Louisville; white sidewall tires, equipped radio, heater. Will be shown by appointment only. Call WA 6871.
CHKVKOLET 1941 5-Passenger De Luxe Club Coupe Low mileage and in excellent condition; all tires perfect; heater, defroster and other extras; finish and upholstery are like new. This car has been in storage for more than a year as the former owner is serving overseas. For quick sale 1 sell $200 below the market price. Call Scoggin. Premier Motor 1617 w.
Broadway. JAckson eztis. CHEVROLET 1941 De Luxe Tudor Original black finish: good tires; clean throughout; priced at only guaranteed 100. GEO. BYERS SONS.
INC. 950 S. 3d St. WA 1317. CHEVROLET 1941 Special De Luxe Town Sedan Radio, heater: low mileage: 3 tire Ilka new; will trade; 1,1 months to pay.
King Auto Sales, 944 1. CHEVROLET 1941 Town Sedan Radio, heater; like new throughout; 15 months to pay. National Auto Sales, 815 W. Broadway. JA 4665.
CHEVROLET Sport Roadster, 1934 5 new tires; heater; 1944 license; motor completely overhauled: $250. W. Austin. 3606 Gilligan (South of Bank St.l. CHEVROLET 1941 Special De Luxe 2-Door Sedan; good tires: runs fine; will trade; 15 months on balance.
Tri-City Oldsmobile 909 E. Broadway. CHEVROLET 1940 Town Sedan Broadway Chevrolet 1219 W. Broadway. JA 7117.
CHEVROLET 1933 Standard 2-door; in A-l condition: 5 extra good tires. 1316 S.Jst. MAgriolla5397-R. CHEV HoITkt' 1W37-3 good tires, motor recently overhauled: In good shape; $.173. 1331 Baruxtown Road.
nge Po $793: good tires. Cooke 846 S. 3d. JAckson 2171. ontiac CHEVROLET 1939 Sedan; gray; 5 good prewar tires: heater; in good condition; S675.
Call MA 0036-J. 1422 S. 2a. CHEVROLET 1941 Business Coupe miles. W.
Owen, 1301 Walnut Owenhboro. Ky. CHEVROLET 1041 Special De Luxe Club Coupe Radio, heater: 5 tires like new; will trade; 15 months to pay. King Auto Sales. 944 S.
3d. JAckson 1921. CHEVROLET 1938 De Luxe 4-Door; good condition: heater; trade. SH 3533-J. DODGE 1941 De Luxe Town Sedan; radio, heater; 3 tires like new; low mileage: looks and runs like new; will trade; 15 months to pay.
King Auto Sales. 944 S. 3d. JAckson 1921. DODGE 1937 4-Door Sedan in perfect condition; radic.
heater. 3 excellent tires; $450; owner, 345 S. Clay. WAbash 0439. DODGE 1939 5-Passenger Coupe Motor overhauled; good tires; radio; $600; will trade.
1328 Lillian Ave. FORD 1941 Super De Luxe 4-Door Sedan All original tires are perfect with high tread and no recaps; equipment includes heater, defroster and many other extra items; we sold this car new and have serviced it regularly: tt has been treated like a baby and still has new car appearance and performance; as a result of buying this car at the right price I can sell a very attractive price. Call Matson, Premier Motor 1617 W. Broadway. A 6280.
FORD 1940 De Luxe Tudor Sedan Radio, heater, defroster and many other extras; all good tires; upholstery and finish like new. Here is an Ideal car for hauling defense workers at a low cost. I can sell for a low down payment and make terms to suit. Call Wheatley. Premier Motor ISth id Broadway.
JArksnn 6148. FORD 1941 2-Door Luxe This car in excellent mechanical condition; upholstery like new; 5 perfect prewar tires; priced $150 under book value. See this one now. Schuler-Koster Motor Company. 2d and Walnut Streets.
Phone A 4118: Jorne jiS!) "FORD 1941 Super De Luxe Tudor Radio, heater: tires like new; will trade; 15 months to pay. KING AUIU SALES 944 S. 3d. JA 1921. FORD Station Wagon Super de luxe body, like new; small motor mileage: cord tires.
Standard Auto 728 S. 4th. FORD 1940. 60, Sedan; original black finish, 5 good tires; good condition throughout. C.
F. Smith Motor 2228 W. Oak. SHawnee 2862. FORD 1941 Tudor Heater: 5 good tires; lo mileage- like new; trade; terms.
Nationl uto baies, la Vv. oioauway. 'A 4663. FORD 1941 De Luxe Tudor; radio, heater: 5 A-l tlreii; extra clean; mechanically perfect: low mileage; owner. Phone B8-R2.
Charlestown. Ind. FORD 1937 2-Door; standard heater; car and tires in fair condition: mechanically good. MA 1220. 1326 S.
7th. FORD 1940 5-Passenger Convertible: radio and heater: in good condition; owner. Call SH 3892-J. FORD 1939 De Luxe, 4-Door; good tires and motor; clean upholstery, finish like new. Welker's Lot, Preston and Broadway.
FORD 1937 Tudor; also 1935 Chevrolet Coupe: sell or trade. I32i Lillian after 4. FORD 1937 60 Coach In A-l condition; radio, heater. extra good tires, $345. 1316 S.
1st. MAgnolia 3397-R. FORD 1939 Tudor In A-l condition: $313 cash and take over payments. Call FRanklin 4205. HUDSON 1940 2-door sedan; good condition: radio: new seat -coven, and heater: priced for quick sale.
Phone New Albany 3838. MERCURY 1941 De Luxe Sedan: radio heater; looks and runs like new; will trade; 13 months to pay. King Auto Sales. 944 S. 3d.
JA 1921. OLDSMOBILE 1941 h-Cylinder De Luxe Streamlined Sedanet Low mileage and perfect tires. Equipment Includes radio, heater, defroster, fog lamps and lots of other extras. Former owner drafted and sold this- car to me about $200 below the market price. I can pass this saving on to you.
Hurry, if you want to get a chance at this exceptionally low buy. Call Vincent, Premier Motor 15th ind Broadway. JAckson 6148. OLDSMOBILE 1941. T6, club sedan: hydromatic drive, radio, heater, owned by local business man; own this modern car for the duration.
Tri-City OldimohllejCO; 909 E. Broadway, "oLDSMSbILE 1940 De' own Sedan Radio, heater; like new: will trade; 15 months to pay. King Auto Sales. 944 S. 3d.
JAckson 1921. OLDSMOBILE 1941 Town Sedan Radio, heater 5 tires like new; looks and runs like new; will trade; 13 months to pay. King Auto Sales. 944 S. 3d.
JA 1921. OLDSMOBILE 1941 Sedanette Radio, heater; terms: trade. National Auto Sales. 815 W. Broadway.
466S. OLDSMOBILE 1939; 4 brand new tires. 1324 Lillian after 4 p.m. PACKARD 1940. 4-door sedan; radio, heater, good tires; 1st class condition.
600 Baxter Ave. WAbash 1726. PACKARD 1936 Sedan; radio: 4 good tires; A-l mfttor; by owner. HI 4618-R, atter p.m. PLYMOUTH 1941 De Luxe Coupe; black finish: heater: rractically new; white sidewall tires; $875.
Standard Auto. 728 S. 4th. JA 2326. PLYMOUTH 1937 2-Door Gray; motor in good condition; tires good; owner in service.
1851 Gresham Rd. HI 7316-R. PLYMOUTH 1933: 2-door; in good condition; good tires; heater: $173: private owner. 2669 Rowan. SH 7421-M.
PLYMOUTH 1941 condition; radio; Highland 6861. 2-Door Excellent extra good tires. PLYMOUTH 1938 Sedan; good pre-war tires: heater: cash: by owner. Call TAylor 4336 after 6 p.m. PLYMOUTH 198 2-door; also 1932 Ford coupe: sell or trade.
1324 Lillian after 4. PONTIAC 1941 6-Cylinder Streamlined Sedanet Here is a truly low mileage car that has been carefully handled and is like a new car in every respect. The original tires show little wear and this car is equipped with many extras including heater and defroster. Former owner inducted Into Armed Forces, and I can sell at a bargain price. Call Ray Kaufman, Premier Motor 1617 W.
Broadway. JAckson 6269. PONTIAC 1941 Streamliner Sedanette; one owner car; low mileage: pre-war tires; loaded with accessories; radio, heater, fog lamps, really a nice one. Tri-City Oldsmobile 909 E. Broadway.
PONTIAC 1940 De Luxe Club Coupe-Radio, heeter. defroster: 5 tires like new; will trade; 15 months to pay. King Auto Sales. 944 S. 3d.
JA 1921. PONTIAC 1941 Torpedo Coach Radio heater; looks and runs like new; will trade: 15 months to pv. King Auto a 1 s. 944 S. 3d.
JAckson 1921. PONTIAC 1941 Streamliner Sedan Br adway Chevrolet 1219 Broadway. JA 7117. PONTIAC 1940 2-Door Sedan Heater; low mileage; 1st class condition; owner. 1357 S.
4th. PONTIAC 1941 Coach Underseat heater, fog lights. Cooke Pontiac 846 S. 3d. JAckson 2171.
PONTIAC 1937 Coach Good tires; heater; car in excellent condition; by owner. 105 State. TAylor 7385. STUDEBAKER 1941 Champion: extra clean; radio and heater; good tires; 23.000 actual miles. Call FRanklin 3746 or 1535 Longfield.
In Memoriam. BOARD In loving memory of our dear mother, Mrs. Inez C. Board, who passed away January 11. 1942.
We have lost, heaven has gained One of the best the world contained. It's only those who have suffered can tell The loss of a loved one -without farewell. DAUGHTERS AND NIECES. MICHELS In loving memory of our mother, Margaret Michels, who departed this lite January 11. 1941.
Mama is gone but not forgotten. Never shall her memory fade. Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger. Around the grave where she is laid. CHILDREN.
PRYOR In loving memory of my dear hmband, John H. Pryor. who departed this life January 10. 1943. A happy home we once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still. A death has left a loneliness. This world can never fill. Sadlv missed by Wife and Children. Cemetery Lots, Monuments'.
BUY DIRECT From America's largest builders. Markers Monuments Mausoleuma, McNEEL MARBLE CO. Heyburn Bldg. A 1130. "MARK EVERY GRAVE" Complete stock from which to select at PETER BURGHARD STONE CO.
Just off 4th St. Phone JAckson 5531. CREMATION Free pamphlet. JA 73btt. The better way.
LOUISVILLE CREMATORY. 641 Baxter. Funeral Director-. Albert Ncurath Son Funeral Horn E. Market St.
JAckson 1191. 725 C. W. Schoppenhorst. Mrs.
Edw. Schoppenhorst. SCHOPPENHORST BROS. Funeral Home, 19th and Market. SH 0087.
BARRETT FUNERAL HOME 1230 Bardstown Road. HI BLANFORD, T. A. S. 4th.
MAgnolia 0141-0142, 281S GODFREY F. RUSSMAN'S MORTUARY 1041 Goss Ave. MA 7468, H. BOSSE 4c SON $00 E. Broaaway.
WAbash 317L JOHN B. RATTER MAN Funeral Parlors. 2114 W. Market. LEE E.
CRALLE INC 1330 S. Third St. MA 0771 MA D. PEARSON At SON. INC.
1310 S. Third St, MA 0510-0811. McDANIEL BROS. MAgnolia 1011-1012. 4339 Park Blvd.
Lodge Notices. 8 Boaz Lodge. Number 850, F. 4c A. will meet in stated com- ning.
January 11. 1944. at 7:30 o'clock in their hall ior the transaction of business. D. W.
GRAY, Master, W. H. WHITLOCK. Sec'y. Knights of Columbus' regular meeting to be held Wednesdav.
8 p.m., club-rooms. 314 5th. All members pleae CHARLES W. JOHNSON. Grand Knight.
VICTOR EC KEH Financial Sec' y. Shawnee Lodge. Number 830, will meet In stated session this Tuesday evening at 7:30 in their temple for business, election of treasurer, examinations and work in the F. C. degiee.
All members urged to attend. Gl'S A. KNAPP. Secretary. C.
W. SCHOPPENHORST. Master. Willis Stewart 343, O.E.S.. will meet thi Tuesday evening in Shibboleth Hall for regular business and Dinnaav.
FREDA NAERY. Worthy Matron. RUTH BUSHMAN. Sec'y. Travel Opportunities.
9 CALIFORNIA Soldier leaving February 2. wants 2 passengers: share expense and driving: not returning. Write 137, care 8c Tlme. Lost. I I BEAGLE Hound Small, male, black and white with tan on face and ears: Sunday.
January 9. Reward. Call HI 3513. BILLFOLD Black leather: contained approximately $130 and $33 pay check from Oertel's. driver's license, gasoline stamps; Sundav evening.
Reward. Mr. Oyler. JAckson 1956. BILLFOLD Brown saddle leather; con tained Telephone Co.
pass and picture; Friday evening In downtown district. Reward. Call MAgnolia 0129-W. BOWLING SHOES White, size xMi at Parkmoor; reward. FR 5383.
BRACELET Identification; Saturday morning; engraved Harold Zachariah. Reward. JA 0900. PRACELLT Gold link; Longest Ave. or West Broadway bus to 2d and Broadway: reward.
HI 3138-J. BRACELET Forget-me-not type; Satur day morning shopping district. Reward. Call SHawnee 6698-R. CROSS Yellow gold.
Saturday night between Louisville Ges and Electric office and Strand Theater or In Strand Theater; of sentimental value. Reward. MAgnolia 7214-W. DACHSHUND Black, male: week ago in vicinity of Mocking Bird Valley; reward. TA 2733.
EARRING Gold with blue stones; last week: on 4th reward. Call SH 4949-H EISENBERG CLIP Lost vicinity of Co-lonial Gardens, Friday evening; reward. Call FR 6766. 1338 Clara. EISENBERG PIN Heart shape.
Crystal Ball Room. Brown. Friday night; reward. Call MA 5308-M. GLASSES Childs, pink boned frame, butterfly shape, in red leather snap case: lost Thursday night; reward.
Highland 7646. GLASSES Shell rims; Saturday night; vicinity St. Joseph's Infirmary or 1st, (idk; reward. fM B.173. AT Lady's, small, black felt; on Cen- ter between Walnut and Chestnut, Wednesday night; hat matches coat.
Reward. Call JAckson 0504. KEYS on key ring, lost Monday, vicinity 4th or 5th and Hill. Reward. Return to 1432 S.
3d. JAckson 2341. KEY'S Identification tag I 071. at 3th and Chestnut Friday noon. can SH 2974.
Reward. PIN Gc'rt spray with colored stones in center; safety catch; Wednesday night. Keward. HI 1934. POINTER DOG-lMale; liver and white; answers to name of Pat; vicinity 5th St.
Reward. WA 6127 or JA 3669. PUPPY Child's pet; female, black and white: answen to the name of vicinity Grasmere Drive; reward. Call HI 2376. PURSER Brown alligator; contained important letters, ration books, keys, crucifix and rosary, identification cards, bank and check books.
Finder keep money and return other valuables. MAgnolia 2665-J. JAckson 6289. PURSE Black; wooden opening; containing $65 in money, ration books. Government check, bank book; owner in great need; reward.
MA 2780-W. PURSE Black, patent leather, envelope type, contained money and identification cards; keep money return contents. FR 16S6. PURSE: Lady's, large, black; left in cab; containing pin, $30 and ration books. MAgnolia 3321-R.
PURSE Lady's, black silk; contained money and bills: on Market St. car. Reward. WA 2438. ROSARY' Mother Of Pearl; silver chain; in green leatherette case; liberal reward.
Call JAckson 0455. SPITZ Male, large, white; answers to name vicinity 2424 Concord December 30: owner in service overseas. M. Morton. JA 3851.
MA 6988. St. BERNARD Dog Female, yellow with white markings; weighs around 100 pounds; answers to name of Retta; reward. 222 S. Brook.
SWEATER Sleeveless; man's; green; Monday; Algonquin Parkway and Cypress? $5 reward. 2703 Wyandotte. AR 0990-J. UMBRELLA Red handle. Monday night from 5 to ably in cab; sentimental JAckson 0504 clown stripes, 7 p.m., prob-gift.
Reward. WALLET Brown: Saturd containina money and valuable pape rs. including a promissory note. lnder to Dr. E.
C. Stivers, 602 reward. JA 3361. please return Starks WRIST WATCH Man's, Waltham. lost Monday night.
January 3d. Reward offered. Call Highland 4863-J. WKiSi' WATCH Man's. Soskine; yellow gold, stretch band: reward.
Bardstown Rd. or Central. MAgnolia 4089-J WRIST WATCH Man's Hamilton; coasting Cherokee Park Sunday. January 9. ntwira.
t-au nignianq 3D33-IV1. WWISX WATCH Lady's. Benrus. yellow gold, between 3d. St.
Catherine and Brown HoteL Reward. WA 4579. TERRAPLANE 1936 2-Door Sedan Perfect motor, heater and 3 good prewar tires; an excellent buy for transportation at- $195. Sehuler-Koster Motor Company, 2d and Walnut Streets. Phone JA 4118: home phone TA 6897.
WILLYS 1942 sedan; heater; very good tires; exceptionally clean; good condition; bargain; priority needed. Harold morns, K. Breckinridge. WILLYS 1941 Sedan Low mileage; looks and runs like new; will trade; 15 months to pay. King Auto Sales.
944 S. 3d Jackson 1921. WILLYS 1939 4-door; in good condition; tires good; radio and heater: sell or trade: owner. Call FRanklin 6806. BUY Before the Government Freezes L.ATE MODELS WITH PnACTICALLY NEW TIRES Save Up to $300 Every Car a Bargain THIS WEEK YOU CAN BUY 1941 Plymouth Special De Luxe Coach: radio, heater $989 1941 Chevrolet De Luxe Town Sedan: nsdio.
heater 989 1940 Chevrolet Town Sedan 695 1931 Ford A Club Coupe 149 1938 Pontiac Club Coupe 295 1941 Chevrolet De Luxe Club Coupe; radio, heater 989 1941 Ford Super De Luxe Club Coupe: radio, heater 989 1940 Ford "60" Tudor; radio, heater, 695 1939 Chevrolet Town Sedan; radio, heater 595 1941 Buick Special De Luxe Sedan: radio, heater 1.295 1941 Pontiac De Luxe Town Sedan; radio, heater 893 1939 Ford De Luxe Coach; radio, heater 695 1939 Oldsmobile Coupe 'JM Lincoln Zephyr Sedan 605 19.16 Plymouth Coach 89 1933 Chevrolet Coach 89 1936 Oldsmobile Sedan 1B9 1933 Auburn Sedan 89 1931 Buick Sedan 89 1938 Chevrolet Cabriolet 495 1940 Ford Coupe 495 1935 Ford Coach 149 1941 Dodge Coach: fluid drive. 1941 Oldsmobile De Luxe Club Coupe. 1941 Oldsmobile De Luxe Sedan. 1941 Chevrolet Special De Luxe Sedan. 1939 Chevrolet De Luxe Town Sedan.
1941 Buick Super Sedan. 1941 Sludebaker Champion Coach. 1939 De Soto Town Sedan: radio, heater. 1940 Ford Club Coupe: radio, heater. 1940 Oldsmobile De Luxe Town Sedan.
1939 Plymouth De Luxe Town Sedan. 1939 Plymouth De Luxe Coupe. 13 Months to Psyi Radios and Heaters On Most Cars. Come In Today. We have a larger selection of 1941 models than any other dealer in the United States.
Select Car With 5 Good Tires. 100 Others to Choose From. KING AUTO SALES King of the Used Car Dealer. 944-48 S. 3d.
JAckson 1921. Open Evenings and Sunday. We Buy Or Sell All Makes and Models Used Can Compare These Prices: 1939 Lincoln Zephyr 4-Door $693 1938 Lincoln Zephyr Sedan 495 1935 Chevrolet Sport Coupe 225 Many Others. Monarch Auto Company 208 E. Broadway.
A 8218. HUDSONS 1942. new. We have a large stock prewar automooiies; in position to give good trades: priority required: we will assist in filing application: we have sixes, eights, two doors, four door and club coupe. Write or phone Srlmler- Koster Motor Company.
2d and Walnut Streets. Phone A 4118; home phone TA fiP7. Bargains At Packard Plaza One of Louisville' oldest dealer. We Buy and Sell Late Model Cars. Clay and Broadway.
HIGHLAND" CHEVROLET CO Used Car Bargains. 858 S. 3d. JAckson 8722. Trucks.
Trailers. Chassis. 28 INTERNATIONAL 1937 -toi Pickup Truck Practically new tires; celling price. MA 7300 after 4 p.m. PANEL Trucks Suitable for commercial hauling or farm use; Chevrolets and Fords.
O.P.A. approved prices. Great Western Supply 720 E. Market St. PEEPS 4.
Armv; extra good tires; in the best running condition. Ray Vetter Auto Parts. 917 W. Main St. House Trailers.
29 WE NOW have tue largest slock of trailers we have ever had on our lot. Uned Vagabond Schult National. Silver Dome American Plymouth Branstrator. Aiso New Gliders Continentals Streamllghts. Trade and Terms Trailer Mart.
4033 Dixie Shively. Ky. Phone SHawnee SI30. Motorcycles and Bicycles 30 BICYCLE Girl's. 24-inch: good tires; excellent condition.
FRanklin 6595. For RentAutos, Trucks. 32 MODERN TRUCKS Panels, stakes, vans. 2 to l'j tons; sedans, coaches; reasonable rates. HERTZ STATIONS.
Phone JA 4251. Tiret and Accessories. 34 TIRES TIRES TIRES Louisville's Largest Stock Grade III Tires Also Plenty Grade I New tires built by the finest tire builders In America. Visit UNIVERSAL CAR CO. 23th and Broadway.
Or FACTORY CO-OPERATIVE TIRE PLANT Floyd and Main Wanted Autos. Trucks. 35 High Cash Price For Your Car If you want the highest price for your car. here is how to get it go to any other dealer, get your car appraised, then come here, but bring your title with you. In this manner you will know that we are paying the highest prices, then we can do business without delay.
We can use an unlimited number of nice cars of any make. See us before you sell. TRI-CITY OLDSMOBILE CO. 909 E. Broadway.
WANTED 1.500 Cars We will pay up to $1,100 for 1941 Chevrolets, Fords. Will pay up to $1,350 for 1941 Buicks. $850 for 1940 Chevrolet for 1939 Chevrolet 400 for 1938 Chevrolets $325 for 1937 Chevrolets $250 for 1936 Chevrolets $200 for 1933 Chevrolets S150 for 1934 Chevrolet WE GUARANTEE TO PAY YOU MORE National Auto Sales Across From Sears-Roebuck. 815 W. Broadway.
A 4665 Why Not? SELL your car WHERE dealers sell theirs. Why not sell direct and secure the difference for your own use? Falls City Pontiac Co. 4 18 E. Broadway and 106 E. Broadway.
WE need 70 late model USED CARS. Buyers waiting to pay you cash at the curb. Ballard's Lot 106 W. Broadway. WA 4387.
WA 2138. CHEVROLET Private party wants to buv 1941 Chevrolet Club Coupe or Coach; car must be in good condition, with low mileage; will pay up to $1,000 cash; Jio dealers. Call FRanklin 6480. SUMMERS-HERRMANN We buy and sell all makes used cars. See us if you are selling or buying.
Summers-Herrmann, Inc. Ford Corner 3d and Breckinridge. WA 3331. WE NEED Your Car We will pay highest cash for Fords, Chevrolets and Plymouths: up to $1,000 for 1941 models. LOUISVILLE MOTORS CO.
636 S. 5th. A 4232. Highest Cash Prices For Late Model Used Cars. C.
F. SMITH MOTOR CO. 26th and Hale. SHawnee 2243. CASH FOR ANY CAR or truck regardless of make, model or condition.
Call me before you sell. Edmond Cravens. JA 3364. 272 Adams. WANTED Late model used cars; see us before you sell.
STANDARD AUTO CO 728 S. 4th. JA 2326. CATERPILLAR TRACTOR Small siie; must be in good condition and priced risht; will pay cash. Call New Albany 3240.
CARS WANTED Anv make 1929 to 1937 models. LILLIARD AND PERRY MOTOR CO. 103 W. Broadway. WA 8948.
$30 AND UP PAID For wrecked, damaged, used or Junked cars. Call today. A 5058 or WA 6085. Cravens Auto Wreckers. WE buv and sell any make or model.
WEIR MOTORS INC. 845 S. 3d. JA 2141. CASH for good 1940 and 1941 Plymouth Sedans.
Sc Motor, 1231 S. Shelbv. MAgnolia 8800 SOLDIER with $250 cash wants to buv clean car; prefer 1937 model. 231 E. Magnolia, Apartment 6.
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ior Trie Louisville Times tJFriday, 10:30 6 p.m. Saturday for The Sunday Courier-Journal. Announcements Dea'hs. ADAMS Alex H-, Monday. January lo 14.
at 1:30 p.m.. at his residence, 670B Seminole Kenwood Village. Beloved of Lena Sweeney Adams and father of Alexander Hamilton. and Cpl. Thomas II.
Adams; aurvived by 3 grandchildren and auirr Mrs. Kstherlne Adams Dunlap of Berkeley. California. Funeral from Pearson's, 1310 S. 3d, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment in Calvary Cemetery. BALER Frederic. Sunday. Jan-uarv 9. 1944.
at 9 a.m.. in his 82deear; residence. 2113 Burnett. Beloved father cf Mrs. Victor Ranck, Mrs.
Harry B. Fisher, Mrs. C. A. Holboum.
Miss Margaret and Frederick Bauer, Jr. of Louisville; Mrs. R. A. Fine and George L.
Bauer of Shively, brother of Mrs. Barbara Goth of Ottawa. also survived bv five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Remains at Schoppenhorst Bros, funeral Home. 1832 W.
Market. Funeral services Tuesday. 11. at -'3 Interment in ueuHMiit Memorial rrs Lcmnnj. It MGAIT-Ben; age 59; Monday.
Januarv 10. 1944. at 5:30 a.m.: at the residence, Euechel. Ky. Beloved husband of Mrs.
Mary Wentland Baum-" cart; devoted father of Mrs. Frank Hans. Mrs Spence Minor. Mrs. Alvm Hopion, Miss Antionette Baumgart and Miss Lillian Baumgart.
Remains at the chapel of the Blnford Funeral Home, Buechei. Ky. Funeral Wednesday. Jan- uarv 13 at 3 p.m.. from the chapel.
Burial Resthaven Cemetery. BECK Miss Nellie, in her 42d year, Monday. January 10. 1944. at 6 a.m., beioved daughter of Mrs.
Emma Harris: Sistsr of Mr. Delbert Beck. Mrs. Fred Whelan. Remains at W.
G. Hardy Funeral Home, Shively. until 5 p.m. Tuday after which time remains will oe moved to W. G.
Hardy Funeral HoT.e, West Point. Funeral services at 2 p.m. Wednesday. January 12. at the Brandenburg Baptist Churcto.
Interment Cap Anderson Cemetery, Brandenburg. BIELER Miss Elizabeth Oleta. passed aay Sunday. January 9. 1944.
at 7 on way to St. Joseph's Infirmary; lt 32 years Residence. 3017 S. Preston. Survived bv mother and father, Mr.
and Mrs Clarence Beeler of 1 brother. Lawrence Beeler of Louisville; four sisters. Juan-fa a twin, and Helen of Eltzabethtown. Mrs. George Dlllard of Eltzabethtown, Mrs.
Herman Bran. Louisville. Funeral Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock, St. James Church. Elizabethtown.
by the Rev. W. J. Hayden. Burial in James Cemetery.
BRANCH William Sunday, January S. 1944. at 8 a.m., in his 36th year, at Veterans' Hospital. Lexington, Ky. Beloved father of William C.
Branch, son of John A. Branch, and Mrs Elva Dickinson: brother of John A Branch, and George A. Branch; half-brother of Gilbert Dickinson. Remains at the residence of his brother, George A. Branch.
2432 Bank St. F-j neri services Wednesday, January 12. at 2 SO p.m. Interment In Portland Cemetery. BUN LEY Thomas age 70 years, Friday, January 7, 1944.
at 7:30 p.m., at the residence. 1568 Longfield Ave. Beloved husband of Mary F. Brinley. nee Smith; father of Lee of Louisville.
Henry Glaser. 1st Class Petty Officer. Thomas Second Class Petty Officer. Also survived by 1 brother. A.
W. Brinley of Middletown. Ky. Remains at the T. A.
Blanford Funeral Home. 2815 S. 4th St. arrangements later. CALVEASD John beloved husband of Mary Elizabeth Calveard mee Stover! passed away in his 87th year at his residence.
1154 S. Floyd at 7:30 p.m.. January 8, 1844; also surviving, 2 sons, Charles S. aad John 3 grandchildren and 1 brother. Samuel R.
Re- i mains at Lee E. Craile's. 1330 S. 3d St. Funeral from Cralles at 11 o'clock Tuesday morning, January 11.
Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. DECKER Wtniam Edward, age 18 years. Sunday. January 9. 1944, at the General Hospital at 9:55 a.m.
Beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Decker: brother cf Alva and Jerry Decker and Samuel Fieider.
Funeral Tuesday, January 11, at the residence, 3348 Craig at 2:30 p.m. Interment in Louisville Memorial Park Cemeterv. Iii.LEK Benjamin Monday afternoon. January 10, 1944. at 4:30 o'clock, his 73d car.
Beloved husband of Mr. Emma Thompson Ditslcr. father cf Mrs. Ann E. Byrne: also survived by 8 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren.
Funeral from the residence, 2911 iSar.k Thursday afternoon at 2 'c'ock. Interment in Portland Cemeterv. EHiOHOLZ Otto Sundav. January 1S44, at 11:30 p.m.. at Wickhffe.
his Tlst year. Beloved brother of Mrs. Fred Young. Mrs. William Thiesing and Mrs.
M. P. Walker. Remains at Manning's Funeral Home. 612 W.
Broadway. Funeral Wednesday. January 12. from the chapel at 10 a.m. Interment in Resthaven Cemetery.
ENGLISH Mrs. Margaret, Sunday evening. January 9. 1944. at 5:30 o'clock, tn her 94th year.
Beloved mother of Mrs. H. R. Crull. residence 508 Whitney Mrs.
W. B. Price, Birmingham, Mrs. B. H.
Snyder and Mr. W. L. English of Danville, Mr. J.
L. Enghsh of Argentina. Remains at tie Mortuary Chapel of John Maas and P.ros., rioyd and Broadway. Remains i.l be shipped Wednesday morning to -Danville. 111., for services and inter-rert.
Danville. 111., papers please copy. CRAY Charles Lloyd. Monday. January 10.
1944. at 12:30 p.m.. his 62d vear. At the residence. 870 S.
25th St. Beloved husband of Katie Phillips Gray, father Mrs. Edna Lee Haynes. stepfather cf Mrs. Vema Lee Root.
Mrs. Mary Jo Mrs. Edna May Hargan and Sgt. Carl W. Leonard.
England: brother of Mrs. Nora Ice. Mrs. Paralee Veirs; also survived by 6 grandchildren. Remains at Manning's Funeral Home, 12 W.
Broadway. Funeral Wednesday, Jannary 12. from the chapel at 2:15, and from the Church of the Nazarene. "4tn and Howard at 2:30 p.m. Interment in Resthaven Cemetery.
Elizabethtown News please copy. WANTED 1,000 Used Cars At Once For Our Louisville, Memphis, Minne- Mpniu and Chicago Sioirs. Desr Bill: Drive your car by every other dealer and get it appraised. Then come by 1617 W. Broadway and I will give you the rash.
Bill, I don't make appraisals because I can only buy on today's market. Due to the fact that tne Government is inmning oi putting a ceiling on used cars, you can appreciate my position. To give you an idea as to what 1 am paving. I will list a few below, providing they have low mileage and food tires: Ml Buicks up to $1,310 1941 Oldsmobiles up to 1.250 1941 Pontiacs up to 1.210 1941 Chevrolets up to 1.100 1941 Cadillacs up to 2. HO 1941 Fords up to 1.050 1940 Chevrolets up to 650 1939 Fords or Chevrolets 725 Also highest price on any make or model.
Now Bill, the reason 1 can pay up to these price is that I am out of the high rent district, and aUo realize I have to pay a higher price tn get them for our demand at these store. Bill, please bring vour title with you as I told you before I can only buy today end will make no appraisals for the future. frrnd, LUKE. DON'T SELL your car until voii get our prices. SOUTH BIGGEST BUYERS We Want Cars NOW 1935-36-37-38-39-40-41 and 42 Models All Makes All Models.
PREMIER MOTOR CO. World's Highest Buyers. 1617 W. Broadway. JA 6269.
Employment tirinvfiwi 4 ime I ft rftti''f from rhir rolMtn Mil rt vr nrMvM or I mt snnmin Jitremptv Tom will e.wfr r-r I will to tlm ril4 Attwmrlltlnm rKhi III ilKV I Inn mt miw mm irowr nfnnm. Help Wanted Men (Critical) 36 War Manpower CAmmlaalna) raeillatlAri r-qulra that all mala paraoaa anolrt" tn rnitlnymanl 1 1 1 brie muaf rlaar tftrrMt- ttia Untla-1 Bialaa rmnlwnanl a1ae. War Manaoear CoiamlHlea, ACCOUNTANTS We have openlnga fot accountants; excellent opportunity for men with accounting background; must comply with W.M.C. regulations; telephone for appointment. Ernst 6c Ernst, Certified Public Accountants.
A 7541. ATTENDANT For parking lot, no night or Sunday work, references. Write 170, care At Times. ATTENDANT or nurse for elderly man; hospital patient Agnolia S8J 2-R. AUTO MECHANICS This is an e-ential Industry; highest wages to good men; good working conditions.
Apply Carwell's Garage, 18th and Garland. SHawnee 4U33. "AUTO MECHANIC Also helper; ai.o boy with driver' license and lubrication experience. Apply Logan St. Ga-rage.
815 Logan St. AUTO MECHANICS Highest wages. See Mr. Stier and get our proposition. Hreaux Ballard.
113 W. Broadway. WAbash 2136. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC and maintenance man; steady work; good salary. Call TAylor 3H3 BARBER Wanted 1st class; permanent work: nice salary.
Apply Kapf hammer Barber Shop. 4003 W. Broadway. BARBER Apply at once; steady work. 207 S.
6th. BUS BOY Experienced, steady worker; good salary; no loafers. Apply 614 S. 5th St. BUS WASHERS and cleaners; colored; steady work.
See Mr. Lilly. South- ens eriGreyho undLi ejJM BUTCHLK wanted ior meai department; steady work. Apply Zimmles Market. 1039 Brook St.
BUTCHER Must be first class: good salary, steady position. See Paul Karem. 125 W. Jeflerson. CABINET Maker One accustomed to repairing htgh-class furniture.
Apply O. Rittner' Konn. 427 S. 1st. CAFETERIA MANAGER Experienced restaurant man.
3 to 40 year of age. draft exempt; for a man who 1 willing to start as assistant manager, this Is an excellent opportunity to become connected with a large organisation, with future advancement assured; replies confidential. Write 141. care Times. CAR WASHER wanted; first-class.
See Karcher. 432 S. 2d St. CLERK For recording and filing receipts and shipment In receiving department, typing necessary, but no dictation required, knowledge of cafeteria work detlrahle but not nererv. Annlv Rrnwn Foreman Distiller Corp.
mpioyment Office. IBth and Garland. CLEitK General office work; typing necessary; permanent: $25: 40-hour week. Apply 309 Tyler Bldg COAL HANDLERS Colored; experienced truck driver and yard men. Apply in person.
George Miller, Coal 829 s. Zfitn. ROilM MAN WANTED Day time work: convenient hours; must be physically trong. in good health and have 8th-grade education; salary $125 monthly. One week's vacation with pay.
telephone WA 3193 for further information. COOK Must be all-round man: steady emnlnvment: no Sundav work: ref erences. Apply G. it S. Lunch.
219 s. ntn. COUNTER MAN Over 25 years of age: experience not necessary. Apply 1 to 4 Krystal Grill. 414 W.
Oak. COUPLE Without children; white or colored, for light farm work and housework. H. B. Hill, Crestwood.
Pewee Valley 6672 DELIVERY BOY Over 18, w-iilalso work in grocery. Apply Steinmetx Market. 980 Schiller Ave. DENTIST'S Executive- Secretary; high school graduate, preferably some uni versitv credits; must tyoe and have some knowledge of bookkeeping, previous dental office experience not necessary, position permanent and opportunity for advancement, age 21 to 3 Apply 8:30 to 10 am. and 12 to 2 p.m.
341 Francis Bldg. DISHWASHERS and porter combined; colored men; no Sunday work. Call Peterson's Restaurant. TAylor 9174. DRIVER An opportunity for permanent connection with Louisville largest laundry; splendid opportunity for the right man.
Call Miss Andrews. JA 8161. for appointment. Spalding Linen Serv-lce Corp. DRIVER Colored; inside work; good pay.
Bosler's Garage, 423 3d. DRY CLEANER Skilled; good lary; steady job. Apply Novelty Cleaner. 702 E. Hill St.
EXECUTIVE Wanted Long-established Louisville manufacturing company of medium ize iDun Bradstreet Rating of ll now engaged vital war work, is seeking en experienced, able executive, preferably under 43? Man we want must be capable of earning, and will be paid, a better-than-average salary. Pernia-ment postwar position. Future opportunity commensurate with ability. Man must have mechanical background, with experience in manufacturing and sales. General accounting and purchasing experience would also be helpful.
Please write, giving full details. Do not telephone or call in person. Address: Doe-Anderson Advertising Agencv. 308 Martin-Brown Building. Louisville 2.
(Men now employed tn essential industry, hut not at their highest skill, can be con sidered! EXTRACTOR MAN White or colored: food wages: steady employment. Model amily Laundry, 543 E. Madison. 9. 1944.
at a.m.. In his 76th year, Residence, Poplar Level Rd. near Mid- i aietown. Beloved husband of Betty Yeager Reel and father of Mrs. Joe Jefferies.
Mrs. Otha Tapp. Mrs. Ben Adams of Louisville; brother of Arthur Reel of Covington. Jeptha Reel of W.
eight grandchildren and two freat-grandchildren. Remains at Myers uneral Home. Middletown. Funeral Tuesday. January 11, from Mvers Chapel at 1:30 and Mount tion Lutheran Church at 2 o'clock.
Interment in Mount Zion Church Cemetery. IN EH AST Mrs. Sallie Mondav, January 10th. 1944. at 4 a.m.
at her residence. 1221 Bicknell in her 79th year. Beloved wife of the late Joseph C. Rinehart, beloved mother of Mrs. Pete Hoehler.
Fish. William of Louisville and Joseph C. Rinehart of Chicago: sister of Mrs. Dexter Ballau. Mrs.
Allie Pettus and Mrs. Caltha Lowe. Mr. Stark Fish, of Oklahoma City. Oklahoma, Guy Fish.
Los Angeles, California, Ivon Fish, of Crab Orchard. also survived by 6 grandcnildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Carl E. Herbold Funeral Home, 20th and Broadway. Funeral Cortege will leave the funeral horn Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock.
Interment in Crab Orchard Cemetery, Crab Orchard, at 2 p.m. ROTHENBURGER Carrie Melsner, residence, Warwick Villa. Monday, January 10. 1944. at 9:35 a.m.
Widow of Fred Rothenburger. devoted mother of Ferd John Frank Henry A. and William K. Rothenberger, Mrs. Margaret Gorbandt.
Mrs. Charles Hettinger, Mrs. Charles Lentz and Mrs. Peter McCarthy; 30 grandchildren and 44 great-grandchildren; sister of Henry, John, Frank, Charles and Joseph Meis-ner. Mrs.
Charles Kaelin, Mrs. Herman Singler, Mrs. Jerry McCarthy and Mrs. Joseph Hettinger. Funeral from Rat-lerman Rros.
St. Matthews Funeral Homa, 3711 Lexington Wednesday afternoon at 1 :30. Interment in Resthaven Cemeterv. KOTHCNMJtGER Mrs. Emma (nee Haupt), age 83 years, at the Kentucky Baptist Hospital.
Sunday, January 9, 1944. at 6:23 a.m. Widow of August Rothenburger; sister of Mr. Fred Haupt. and Mrs.
Arthur E. Mueller. Remains at the residence. 1157 E. Broadway.
Funeral services Tuesday at 3 p.m. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. SCHIET1NGER John, Sunday, January 9, 1944. at 10:15 p.m., age 80 years. Residence 3520 Bank St.
Devoted father of Miss Mary L. Schietinger and Fred G. Schietinger: brother of Phillip and J. Fred Schietinger. Funeral Tuesday afternoon, January 11, at 2:30 from the Boss Funeral Home.
600 E. Broadway. Interment Cave Hill Cemetery. SCHILLER William age 60 years. Sunday.
January 9th, 1944, the Seelbach Hotel. Beloved husband of Georgia Schiller. Remains at L. D. Bax and Son Funeral Home.
717 E. Chestnut St. Services Tuesday, January 11. at 2 p.m. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery.
SMITH A. D. "Coach." at his residence. 1030 Hess Lane, Sunday. January 9.
1944. at 9:35 a.m. Beloved husband of Mary Jane Ellington Smith: brother of Charles E. of Terre Haute, Martin L. of "Brazil, Frank of Decatur, 111., and William Smith of Robinson.
111. Funeral from Grant W. Smith's Son. 1015 S. 4th Tuesday.
January 11. at 2:30 p.m. Interment in Calvary Cemtery. VAN ARSDELL William suddenly. January 9, 1944, at 10:45 p.m..
at his residence. 728 S. 22d in his 54th year. Beloved son of Mrs. C.
B. Van Arsdeil. brother of Mrs. Bessie Goodlet, of Akron. Ohio; Mrs.
David W. Huck and Robert F. Van Arsdeil, both of Louisville. Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Carl E. Herbold Funeral Home.
20th and Broadway. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery. WALKER Miss Ruth Katherine, passed away in her eighteenth year, Friday. January 7, 1944. at 9:15 p.m.; beloved daughter of Albert O.
and Henrietta Kessler Walker, devoted sister of Leslie Albert walker: also survived by grand parents, Mrs. Carrie Kessler, Mr. and Mrs. Albert O. Walker.
and great grandfather, John Walker. Remains at the family residence, 1232 Wolfe where services will be held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery. WILLIAMS James age 65 years. jvionnay, January 10.
1944. at 4 a.m., at SS. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital. Beloved father of Mrs. Kathryn Stam-mel, brother of Edgar.
Grant, Arthur and J. B. Williams. Funeral from T. A.
Blanford Funeral Home, 2815 S. 4th Wednesday at 8:30 a.m.. and at Holy Name Church at 9. Rosary will be recited by the Church Societies Tuesdav at 3 and 8 p.m. WYMOND Margaret Moore.
Monday, January 10, 1944. at 9 a.m.. at her residence. Mayflower Apts. Widow of Louis H.
Wymond and mother of William Louis H. Wymond. Gilbert O. Wymond of Detroit. and Mrs.
E. J. Davis, El Paso, Texas. Funeral from Pear-eon's. 1310 S.
3d Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Interment prrvat in Cave Hill Cemetery..
