days ham towns chard, Any semane, partment Lebanon, Blackmont, Danville, application Barbourville, and of before Mt. protest MOTOR of Loretto, Lynch, KENTUCKY must Buechel, the to Harlan, Motor Vernon, Campbellsville, be date the Pineville, Bardstown, filed of Lancaster, TRANSPORTATION Jeffersontown, London, granting Junction, Cumberland, DEPARTMENT Transportation with hearing. of Middlesboro, Crab the Greensburg, Springfield, Corbin. Geth- Shep- said Ben- De. ten OF Or.
of sion. an's non- ment tions castle zoning The spected Jefferson the Proposed profit Club, 900 for said plan Way consists in State Fiscal Uses" the County, the and of of south proposed incorporated of organization." amendment office Court adding of Kentucky the regulations Kentucky, unincorporated of Secretary J. to adjustments under Building. Zoning thereto, the Pendleton and The may REGNERI the Section are to being be Commit- Regula- amend. Road.
Lawn the 111- of 13 near By RAILROAD New Lucile State Tobin, COMMISSION Office Frankfort, Secretary OF Building Kentucky. Kentucky KENTUCKY Annex to be or and tons Long A Clerk bonds Street, BY valorem Attest! description reject of or obtained COMMISSIONERS conditions ORDER Rebekah Bond Hazel City Lexington, the bids of taxation. Company, by of OF is the of of Sale," Fiscal Larkin, Hechinger the THE Kentucky, 257 bonds addressing Terms expressly giving Agent, City offering, Hord. West and and BOARD a The the Clerk Kentueky. reserved.
Russell, further Mayor Condl- terms Short richt City may OF ad to THE COURIER JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, Ky. THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 28, 1958 SECTION 2 Date From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU lOW HIGH LOW HIGH 30.03 COOL lOW lOW 100 100 FORECAST Fer Daytime Thursday Figures Show High Temperatures Expected Associated Press Wirephoto Map WEATHER BUREAU 1 P.M. FORECAST: There will be thunderstorms over Plains and lower Great Lakes region Thursday. Light rain will fall along Virginia and North Carolina coast and light showers are due for southern Florida.
Cool weather will continue over New England while a cooling trend is expected in upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes. Yesterday's Weather Weather, Bureau report for the 24 hours ending 7 p.m. Wednesday: High Low Prec. Atlanta, Ga. 83 66 .00 Boston, Mass.
60 Trace Chicago, Ill. .00 Cincinnati, Ohio .00 Cleveland, Ohio ,00 Dallas, Tex. ,00 Denver, Colo. Trace Detroit, Mich. .00 Duluth, Minn.
.05 Indianapolis, Ind. .00 Jacksonville, Fla. Trace Kansas City, Mo, ,00 Los Angeles, Cal. .00 Louisville, .00 Miami, Fia. Trace St.
San New Seattle, Phoenix, Washington, Louis, York, Francisco, Orleans, Wash. Ariz. N. Mo. D.
La. Y. C. Cal. Paul 61 88888383 METEOROLOGICAL DATA (Official) Louisville, Aug.
27, 1958 7 a.m. Noon. 7 p.m. Temperature (dry 56 79 Dew Relative Temperature point humidity (wet bulb) 89 42 Temperatures and -Maximum temperature, 85; minimum temperature, 55; mean temperature, 70; normal temperature, 75; departure for day, -5; departure for month, departure since March -117: mean relative humidity, 57; total precipitation, none; normal precipitation, 10; departure for day, .10: departure for month, departure since March 1, 4.72. RIVER FORECAST.
LOUISVILLE DISTRICT Upper gauge, 17.0: lower gauge, 16.0. The Ohio River in the Louisville dis. trict will rise slowly for the next several days, with crests of the current rise 18 feet, Louisville lower gauge, Saturday, and 17 feet at Dam 45 on Sunday. AROUND THE WORLD Foreign temperatures and weather conditions based on observations taken at 1 p.m. E.S.T.
Wednesday: City Temp. Weather Birmingham 68 Pt. Cidy Paris 75 Clear Berlin 64 PL.Cidy Brussels Clear Copenhagen Clear Stockholm 63 Clear Athens 88 Clear Sofia 59 Pt.Cidy Tokyo Cloudy Moscow Cairo 75 Cloudy Casablanca Cloudy Mexico Coty 70 Pt.Cidy San Juan 89 Pt. Cidy Havana 91 Clear Kingston 88 Clear No Trace Found Of Lost Ship Hong Kong, Aug. 27 The United States consulate general said Wednesday that a naval and air search for the schooner Tora, which disappeared between Formosa and Hong Kong with four American crewmen aboard, had been fruitless.
A consular spokesman said it was feared the Tora might have been lost in a typhoon that hit the Formosa area in mid-July. The crew members, formally attached to the U. S. Navy and forces, John L. Van Doehren, Elkhart, D.
C. Bohning, Belmond, Iowa; Allen T. Farmer, Chattanooga, a and D. L. Martin, Seattle.
Ben Pollard, 94, Dies Special to The Courier -Journal Shelbyville, Aug. Ben M. Pollard, 94, died Wednesday at his home at Cropper. A native of Shelby County, he is survived by a son, Lloyd Pollard, Shelbyville. The funeral will be at 10:30 a.m.
Friday at Shannon Funeral Home here. The body is at the funeral home. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the International Harvester TL 4-142 Craw. ler Tractor, Serial Engine Pump Serial with Drott Skid Shovel, Serial Bucket Serial contained within certain conditional sales contract, dated July 10, 1956, in the amount of 622.40, made by Bob Cochrane to Brandels Machinery Supply Inc. and assigned to the Franklin National Bank of Long Island, and duly filed in the County Clerk's Office, County of Jeffer.
son, State of Kentucky on July 12, 1956: subsequently extended by extension duly filed on January 28, 1957 and September 3, 1957; subsequently refinanced by refinancing agreement dated May 26, 1958, and duly filed; will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder on Friday, September 5, 1958 at 12:00 Noon at the premises of Brandeis Machinery Supply Brook Warnock Streets, Louisville, by virtue of default in the unpaid balance of $8,033.34, plus other charges and exp rases of the sale. JOSEPH BONEPARTH, 10 E. 40th New York, N. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the International Harvester TD-14 Crawler Tractor, Serial TDF-142-42996. Motor with hydraulic bullgrader tilt and angle blade.
Serial embraced within a certain conditional sales contract, dated December 13, 1956, in the amount of $16,598.78, made by Downs Contracting to Brandeis Machinery Supply and assigned to the Franklin National Bank of Long Island, and duly filed in the County of Grayson, State of Kentucky, on December 14, 1956; subsequently refinanced by refinancing agreement dated Jan. 16, 1958, and duly filed on January 20, 1958: will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder on Friday, September 5, 1958 at the premises Brandeis Machinery Supply Brook Warnock Streets, Louis ville, Ky. at 12:00 Noon, by virtue of default in the unpaid balance of 718.96 plus other charges and expenses of the sale. JOSEPH BONEPARTH, Auctr. 10 E.
40th New York, N. NOTICE The Railroad Commission of Kentucky will conduct a public hearing at its offices in the New State Office Building Annex, Frankfort, Kentucky at 9:00 A.M., Central Standard Time, Wednesday, September 10, 1958, on the application of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company for authority to discontinue the operation of its passenger trains Nos. 155 and 156 between Louisville, Kentucky and the Kentucky Indiana State Line Henderson, Giant Size Can Quantity Rights Reserved Chelf Recommends Boy for U.S. Medal By ROBERT L. RIGGS The Courier -Journal Washington Bureau sentative Washington, Frank L.
Aug. 27.7-Repremended Wednesday to Attorney General Rogers that a Young American medal for bravery be awarded to 13-year-old Kenny Tabb, Elizabethtown, Ky, Kenny, son of former Sheriff and Mrs. Harvery Tabb, dived into a swimming, pool at Elizabethtown clothed and saved the life on an 11-year-old son of a tourist family. Under a law sponsored by Chelf in 1950, the Federal Gov. ernment can award four youth medals each year, two for bravery and two for outstanding achievement.
This is the first time Chelf has made a recommendation. The usual process is for serv. Thomas J. Price, Ex Dies at 84 Special Courier-Journal Danville, Aug. J.
Price, 84, Danville, died Tuesday at Kentucky State Hospital after an illness of about a year. He had operated a roofing and tinning business in Danville for many years until he Mrs. James G. retired about 10, ville, who is Kentucky Council tion, is a ice clubs and other organizations to report to the governor in each state the names of boys they think deserving of the award. The nominations are sent by RENT A TV SERVICE DAYS NITES SUNDAYS Phone EM 6-3646 A TV 3113 5.
4th Box A A A A Trailer Upset at School In Frankfort Brakeless The Courier-Journal Frankfort Bureau Frankfort, Aug. trailer of a truck that crashed into Second Street schoolyard last Friday was found to have no brakes. Frankfort Police Judge Herbert Liebman said an investigation showed there were no brakes on the trailer to hold back the load when air pressure brakes on the tractor failed. Liebman fined the driver, Joseph Chasteen, Louisville, $25 and costs for improper brakes. property after damages are the Frankfort Liebman said he will dismiss.
a charge of destroying public cation, the State Highway Department, and the Electric Water Plant Board. The truck was owned by Adams Mulberry, Louisville. Liebman said a company official told him that the company is starting to equip all its trailers with brakes. The truck was loaded with telephone poles. The truck, headed down the Louisville hill (U.
S. 60), overturned after the two-speed axle jumped out of place, the motor died, and the brakes on the tractor failed. Deaths and Funerals ERNEST GOERING A retired Belknap Hardware Manufacturing Company employee Ernest Goering, died at 6:50 a.m. yesterday at St. Joseph Infirmary.
He was 82. Goering worked at Belknap for 31 years and was a supervisor when he retired eight years ago. His home was at 2502 Concord Drive. Surviving are his wife, Cornelia Hassfurther Goering; three daughters, Carl Debuck, Cincinnati; Mrs. Claude Hupp, and Miss Lillian Goering; a brother, Robert Goering, who lives in California, and four sisters, Mrs.
Mary McAtee, Chicago; Mrs. Tillie Heitz, Indianapolis; Lulie Breitenstein, and Mrs. Annie Beckman. The funeral will be at 8:30 a.m. Saturday from the Arch L.
Heady Funeral Home, 1201 E. Oak, with 9 a.m. services at Our Mother of Sorrows Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. FREDRICK J.
REITER Fredrick J. Reiter, 517 Wainwright, a self-employed carpenter, died at 8:30 a.m. yesterday at the Shipley Nursing Home, 1524 Fourth. He was 79. Surviving are his wife, the former Margaret a daughter, Mrs.
Neulun Barnes; nine sons, Charles, John, Henry, Albert, Paul, Emmett, Andrew, George, and Lawrence Reiter; 15 grandchildren, and three greatThe funeral will be at 10:15 grandchildren. a.m. Saturday at Our Mother of Sorrows Church, with burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. The body the Embry-Bosse Funeral Home, 2723 Preston Highway. MRS.
CLARA J. KIEFFER Mrs. Clara J. Kieffer, 68, died unexpectedly at 1:45 p.m. yesterday of a heart ailment at her home, 4033 Massie.
She was A native of Louisville, a member of the Altar Society at Holy Trinity Church, and a member of the auxiliary of Our Lady of Mercy. She was the mother of the Rev. C. Kieffer, assistant Lawrence, the Church of Our Lady. Other survivors are her husband, Lawrence W.
Kieffer, a retired teller for Stock Yards Bank; another son, Fred J. Kieffer, Cincinnati, and two sisters, Miss Agnes F. Jacques and Sister Fidelis. The funeral will be at 8:45 a.m. Saturday at Holy Trinity Church, with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
The body is at RatBrothers, 3711 Lexington Road. MRS. HARVEY F. TRIPLETT Mrs. Harvey F.
Triplett, 64, of 854 Parkway Drive, died at 3:30 a.m. yesterday at St. Joseph Infirmary. was a native of Willisburg, and a member of Immanuel Baptist Church. Surviving the former Fannie Hey, Mom! Doctor Defends Boy's Right To Be Dirty London, Aug.
27 (-Great news, youngsters! A prominent British doctor defends a boy's right to be dirty. Dr. Harvey Flack, editor of the magazine, Family Doctor, said in the September issue: "Abnormally clean small boys always fill me with the greatest foreboding. "Boys seem to know instinctively a profound dermatological truth--that important element of skin health is the skin's own protective layer of grease. This should not be disturbed too frequently by washing." U.P.
Officer Defines Press Responsibility Columbia, Aug. 27 0 Lyle C. Wilson, vice-president and Washington manager of United Press International, said Wednesday night the press has a responsibility to make sure news stories are "fixed in the proper perspective with events past and present." Kappa Tau address beWilson delivered, the 1958 fore the convention of the Association for Education In Journalism opening the Missouri School of Journalism's anniversary program. Kappa Tau Alpha is an honorary journalism fraternity. Notice is hereby given that on September 26, 1958, at 9 A.M..
Central Standard Time, a hearing will be held in the Hearing Room Louisville, of the Chamber of Commerce, Kentucky, on the application of the Railway Express Agency for a motor carrier certificate of convenience and necessity from Louisville, Kentucky. to Lynch, Kentucky, and serving the intermediate Lebanon herdsville, the governors to a committee composed of F.B.I. director J. Edgar Hoover, the Attorney General, and the solicitor genthe annual presentation be eral. The law also provides, that made by the President.
Locating a Home is EASY Through the Rental Ads. Dying Man Says Robber Wrecked Car Hurt Covington Suspect Is Taken to Hospital Covington, Aug. 27 inRobert Brandner, 50, died Wednesday shortly after telling police identified as William McMahan, 27, Covington, commandeered his automobile, robbed him, and then crashed the car into a utility pole. Police arrested McMahan on a charge of robbery and Wednesday night he was taken to Booth Hospital for treatment of back injuries. Officers said a charge of involuntary manslaughter would be placed against him later.
Kenton County Patrolman Thomas Maley and Detectives Robert Teipel and William Taylor said Brandner made a statement shortly before he died of injuries suffered in the crash. In the statement he said McMahan forced his way into the automobile at a street intersection here. The officers quoted Brandner as saying McMahan held his hand as if he had gun and forced Brandner to drive to Madison Pike, where he took Brander's wallet with $10 in it and then started driving. A short distance away the car skidded off the highway and hit the utility pole. Maley said McMahan told him he could not remember how he happened to be in the automobile.
Meningitis Fatal to Boy Special to The Courier-Journal Owensboro, Aug. Donald Lee Truitt, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Evans Truitt, Stanley, died Wednesday, at Owensboro-Daviess Hospital of spinal meningits. Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Trustees of the City of West Buechel until 9:00 A.M.
Central Daylight Time on Friday, September 5, 1958, at which time proposals will be opened and read publicly, These proposals will cover the plans and bids for the construction of protective foundations and bases for permanent be installed pursuant to an Ordinance passed at the regular July meeting of such Board of Trustees of West Buechel held on Monday, July 14th, at 8:00 P.M. and later approved after public discussion and posting at regular August meeting held on Monday, August 11, 1958 at 8:00 P.M., such bids to cover separately and jointly streets in West Buechel follows: Bashford, St, Francis, Marvin, Ethel and Hikes Avenues. Included for consideration will be some type of tar or other derivative which will protect the crushed rock or macadam already installed on the above streets and avoid chug or other holes, dust and mud during all seasons for at least three year period extending from completion and fulfillment of any contract, when it is contemplated permanent streets will be installed, Mail or deliver proposals to E. Beckley, Chairman, City of West Buechel Board of Trustees, 3718 St. Francis Street, NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS City of Stanford, Lincoln County, Kentucky, hereby gives public notice that, until the 4th day of September, 1958, at the hour of 6:30 P.M., C.S.T., It will receive in the office of its City Clerk, in said City, sealed, competitive bids for Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000.00) of its "City of Stanford Sewer Revenue Bonds." dated as of June 1, 1946.
constituting the highest numbered and latest maturing bonds of series in the authorized amount of $58,000.00, of which the remainder were sold previously. The bonds are of One Thousand Dollar ($1,000.00) denomination, bear interest at the fixed coupon rate of two and three-fourths per cent per annum, mature as to principal $3,000.00 on December In each of the years 1964 to 1967, inclusive. and $4,000.00 on December 1 in each of the years 1968 and 1960, subject to redemption at the option of said City on any June or December 1 at par and accrued interest upon thirty days' notice. Bids shall be for cash, for the entire $20,000.00 of bonds offered, and according to the foregoing specifications and none other. Minimum per.
missible bid 1s of face amount (with accrued interest from June 1, 1958), Good faith deposit required with each bid in the sum of $400.00. Delivery guaranteed within 45 days after sale The City will furnish the bonds and the approving legal opinion of Wyatt, Grafton Grafton, of Louisville, Kentucky. The bonds are offered as being exempt from Kentucky ad valorem taxation, with receipt of interest empt from Federal and Kentucky income taxation: otherwise the purchaser may avoid the purchase contract prior to delivery. The right to reject bids is expressly reserved. Financial and other information obtainable by addressing the City Clerk.
CITY OF STANFORD, KENTUCKY By George T. Reed Attest: Mayor. Jane F. Matheny, City Clerk NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS The City of Maysville, Kentucky, hereby gives public notice that until the 9th day of September. 1958, at the hour of 2:00 P.M., EST.
it will receive in the office of its City Clerk, in said City, sealed competitive bids for $100,000.00 of its "City of Maysville School, Building dated Revenue September 1, Bonds 1958, Series maturing serially on September 1, $7,000.00 in each of the years 1959 to 1961, inclusive: $8,000.00 in each of the years 1962 to 1965, inclusive: $9,000.00 in each of the years 1966 to 1968, inclusive: and $10,000.00 in each of the years 1969 to 1970, Inclusive. Bonds maturing on and after September 1, 1964, will be subject to redemp. tion on and after September 1, 1963, at 103 prior to September 1, 1968, and at on and after September 1, 1968, Bidders shall offer a sum in cash (not less than $100,000.00) for the bonds and shall stipulate interest coupon rates of their own choosing, providing each is a multiple of of none may exceed per annum, and not more than one rate shall be stipulated for a single maturity date The City will furnish at Its expense the printed bonds, Certificate, and the unqualified approv. ing legal opinion of Wyatt, Grafton Grafton, Louisville, Kentucky, Each bid shall be accompanied by A certified bank cashier's check payable the order of the City of Maysville, Kentucky, In the sum of $2,000.00. Interest is exempt from Federal and Kentucky income taxation.
and the are exempt from Kentucky From FRANK the desk H. ARNOLD president Urine Out umlant Your con Furnace tall comfret need of me come by and mega to obligation of mates air me to out yon No repair LEil thanke 7 AIR INC. PRUDENTIAL CONDITIONING 8-5813 Hughes besides her husband are two sisters, Mrs. Cora Webb, and Mrs. Mabel Peak; two brothers, Hart and Owen Hughes, and several stepchildren.
The funeral will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow from the Embry-Bosse Funeral Home, 2723 Preston Highway, with burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. MRS. SMITH moved Louisville to Florida several months ago, died Tuesday night at a hospital at Dunedin, Fla. She formerly lived at 2537 Wood Creek Road and was the wife of James Hillsman Smith.
The body will taken Rochester, N. for burial. MRS. IDA CHRISTEN Mrs. Ida Christen, 84, died yesterday at her home in Whitehall, Ill.
She was the mother of Albert Christen, 214 N. Hite, a certified public accountant, and had visited here frequently. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The body is at the Simpson Funeral Home, Carrollton, Ill. MRS.
DOVIE YOUNG Mrs. Dovie Ellen Honeycutt Young, 85, a native of Barren County, died at 3:15 p.m. yesterday at her home, 510 E. Barbee Avenue. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs.
Jerome Roberts and Mrs. James W. Spencer; two sons, Gilmer B. Young, Cincinnati, and Maxie B. Young; a brother, A.
S. Honeycutt, Fresno, two grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Embry-Bosse Funeral Home, 2723 Preston Highway. Burial will be in Stephen's Cemetery, MRS.
ELEANORA W. SMITH Mrs. Eleanora W. Smith, 64, of 620 Eastern Parkway, died at 7:25 p.m. yesterday at.
St. Joseph Infirmary, She retired last year clerk at the Vienna Bakery, 982 Barret. Surviving two sisters, Mrs. Fred J. Tillman and Miss Alma K.
Fox, and a brother, William C. Fox, Sr. The body is at Bosse Funeral Home, 1355 Ellison. British Claim Most Advanced Target Plane 0 New York Times News Service Belfast, Northern Ireland, Aug. Brothers Harland, the Belfast aircraft company partly owned by the British Government, claimed Wednesday to have produced the world's most advanced plane for unmanned operations in guidedmissile test firings.
It said the aircraft, a version of the Canberra jet bomber, had flown over 50,000 feet under automatic direction from the ground. A pilot and an observer were on board for safety reasons but did not touch the controls. Flights at greater altitudes are planned, using rocket boosters. A spokesman said, "America has as yet no comparable target aircraft." On June 27, 1958 I was appointed Receiver for the, Inman Construction Company, Louisville, Kentucky; and on July 24, 1958. I was appointed Receiver for the Lester Inman Company.
and Construction Equipment Rental Louisville. Kentucky. All creditors and claimants of the Inman Construction Company, the Lester and the Construction Equipment Rental Comto file with the undersigned on or pany, Inc. are now ordered and directed before November 1. 1958, proof of their respective claims, properly verified.
Dara E. Cross, Receiver, 319 W. Jefferson Tyler Room 326, Louisville 2, Ky. PLANNING AND ZONING The Louisville and Jefferson County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing at 12:00 Noon, Central Standard Time (1:00 P.M. Daylight Saving Time) Thursday, September 4, 1958.
in Room 205 of the Jeffer. son County Court House on proposed adjustments to the zoning plan and the zoning regulations for the Unincorporated Territory of Jefferson County, Kentucky The following proposed adjustments and uses of land will be considered: Change in zoning from one-family to "D-1" commercial of property on the southwest, side of Bardstown Road at the east Bardstown line of Hudson Lane, fronting on Road 225.45' and extending south continued along Hudson Lane and 176.04. Change in zoning from "B-1" one. family to commercial of property on the northeast side of Lyndon Lane 239.4° southeast of Violet Avenue, fronting on Lyndon Lane and extending to a depth northeast of 150. Change in zoning from one-family to "C-1" apartment of property on the westerly Community side of Beach, Beach which Road is opposite north Scene Trail: fronting on Beach Road 105' and extending to a depth westward1y of to a point in the Ohio River.
Change in zoning from one-family to "B-1" one-family of property on the northwesterly corner of Dixie Highway and Pendleton Road, fronting on Dixie Highway approximately and extending northwest along irregular lines to a depth of approximately and being a subdivision known as "Val. ley Village: Section excluding therefrom are the lots fronting on John Adams Way, Snowden Way, and Horn- (O MARKETS YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD MARKET FULLY COOKED Half, Ham NO BONY SHANK Full NO EXCESS FAT Half SKIN REMOVED lb. FRYERS OCEAN CRANBERRY SERVE WITH SPRAY SAUCE Cut Lb. Up Lb. Whole SLAB BY THE PIECE BY Bacon LB.
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