The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 19

a SECTION 2 THE COURIER- JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 28. 1961 3 Phoumi Flies To Washington Today To Strengthen Laos-U. S.

Alliance Seeks To Dispel 'Sellout' Notion Geneva, June 27 (-General Phoumi Nosavan, military strong man of the pro- Western Government of Laos, is flying to Washington Wednesday in hopes of strengthening his Government's alliance with the United States. Phoumi, commander of the 23,000 men in the U. equipped Royal Laotian Army, said Tuesday he also will report to the State Department on last week's agreement in Zurich among the heads of the three warring factions in Laos. A high delegation source said Phoumi's trip was to "reassure Washington that Zurich was not a sellout." Pledged To Neutrality The agreement pledged Laos to neutrality in the Cold War, rejecting any protection from the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization. Phoumi told newsmen: want to strengthen our alliance with the United States.

We have some allies to whom we have certain responsibilities." Averell Harriman, head of the U. S. delegation to the 14- power Geneva conference on Laos, left for Washington Tuesday, apparently to be on hand during Phoumi's visit. Ends Boycott An announcement from the U. S.

delegation said Phoumi will be in Washington as a representative of the Premier of Vientiane Government, Prince Boun Oum, who ended his boycott of the conference at its 24th session Tuesday. Boun Oum's representative, former Premier Phoui Sananikone, took his seat and shortly called for approval of the Boun Oum regime which is supported by five Laotion political par- ties. 'Not Prepared' Sananikone nations supporting neutralist Prince Phouma, the attacked those self-styled Souvanna likely choice for Former Circuit Judge L. B. Handley Dies ments of Mammoth Cave and the nearby Great Onyx Cave work out a competitive agreement which would not send tourists away "cussing Ken- Special to The Courier-Journal Hodgenville, June B.

Handley, 86, retired Hodgenville attorney and circuit judge, died at 1:30 a.m. Tuesday at his home here after a long illness. He had been confined to his home most of the time since being stricken with a cerebral hemorrhage in March, 1950, while presiding over Barren Circuit Court at Glasgow, which was then in the old 10th Judicial District which he served. served several years as master A native of Judge of B. R.

Young Masonic Lodge Handley was a schoolteacher here. for several years. Judge Handley was a prac- Member Of Lincoln Group ticing attorney here for 55 Judge Handley was also a years. Much of that time he member of the Lincoln Farm was a partner of the late Association, which was organCharles Williams, ized in Hodgenville many Ill In 2d Term ago to preserve the Lincoln Became birthplace near Hodgenville. In 1940, Judge Handley was He is survived by his wife, elected Circuit Judge of the Mrs.

Lucille Boles Handley, 10th Judicial District, comand a daughter, Mrs. Nancy H. posed of LaRue, Nelson, Bullitt, Hart, and Barren counties. Goodin, director of pupil perHe was in the fourth year sonnel for the LaRue County of his second term when he schools. became ill.

The funeral will be at 10:30 Judge Handley became prom- a.m. (C.D.T.) Thursday at inent in the early 1940's when Hodgenville Christian Church. he tried to help the manage- The body is at the residence. Farmer Dies Plowing Special to The Courier Journal Hodgenville, June Joe Gibson, 63, Magnolia farmer, died on his tractor at noon Tuesday while plowing tobacco on his farm. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs.

Dorothy Pottinger and Mrs. Leona Remines: two brothers, Edward and Roy Gibson and four sisters, Mrs. Mae Milby, Mrs. Martha Milby, Mrs. Laura Ragland, and Mrs.

Lena Gardner, all of Louisville. -AdvertisementHow To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place Do your false teeth annoy and barrass by slipping, dropping or wobbling when you eat, laugh or talk? Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. This alkaline -acid) powder holds false teeth more firmly and more comfortably. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Does not sour.

Checks "plate odor" (denture breath). Get FASTEETH today at drug counters everywhere. No bug is immune when hit by "Kan-Kil" (RIP "Ka does kill flies FLY MOSQUITO mosquitoes NON- KILLER TOXIC Colgate's Complete Follow Your Dentist's Advice BRUSH YOUR TEETH AFTER EVERY TOOTH PASTE MEAL Tote PRO TOTE THE FOLDING TOOTHBRUSH TRAVEL- -KIT with 1-oz. Toothpaste $100 ON SALE WALGREEN DRUG AT ALL STORES Premier in any Laotion coalition government, Souvanna Phouma's delegation said Sananikone's statement shows "that some, proWestern extremists prepared to accept a government of true national or genuine neutrality for Laos." The visit of Phoumi to Washington is in line with the thinking of some Western officials, who had little hope of maintaining Boum Oum in any coalition government likely to be formed three forces. They indicated that their hope lay in Phoumi, Neutralist Laotian sources agreed that Phoumi represents considerable strength in Laos and should not be disregarded." Rides' Will Continue Jackson, June 27 (P)- The "freedom rides" co-ordinating committee decided unanimously Tuesday to continue its desegregation attempts by sending riders into Southern cities.

Gordon Carey of New York, field director for the Congress of Racial Equality, said representatives of the four sponsoring organizations voted to keep the riders traveling into bus, rail, and plane terminals. At the session, were representatives Southern Christian Leadership Conference, C.O.R.E., the Nashville Christian Leadership Council, and the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. All But 200 To Return To G. E. Plant Today Operations at General Electric Company's Appliance Park are expected to be almost normal today after a walkout in the household-refrigerator department Monday.

A company spokesman said almost all employees came back to work yesterday, making it possible to resume full production in other departments crippled by the walkout. All employees except those schedules. The company said in Section 122 have been asked that talks will begin with Local to return today, the spokesman 761, International Union of said. The 200 workers in Sec- Electrical Workers, to solve the tion 122 will come in tomorrow. problems as soon as everyone The dispute arose over work is back on the job.

Australia Taking Census Canberra, June 27 (P- A new census is under way in Australia. Population is estimated at 10,500,000. -Advertisement' Facts we're NOT told about filter tip July Reader's Digest brings you latest scientific ratings on 37 cigarettes-26 with filters, 11 plain. Just since last year, all brands tested have changed their tar and nicotine content, except one. Where does your brand stand now? Is there any new proof that filter tips offer definite health benefits? Yes, there is! But some cigarettes offer more protection than others.

Since the Government does not permit tar and nicotine to be advertised, you'll want to buy a copy of July Reader's Digest today! Baptist Auxiliary Elects Miami Beach, June 27 (P-Mrs. Paul Goodwin, Little Rock, Tuesday was elected president of the National Ladies Auxiliary of the American Baptist Association. Locating a Home is EASY Through the Rental Ads. GRA GRAND OPENING WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY FRIDAY CITIZENS BANK, CITIZENS FIDELITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY H. at 6921 SOUTHSIDE DRIVE tucky and everybody in it." Establishes Code He then established a code of conduct for both caves.

Judge Handley was a member of Hodgenville Christian Church and an elder emeritus of the church. He was for many years teacher of the Bible class. He was a 50-year Mason and 95-Foot Fall Into Creek Fatal To Boy Special to The Courier-Journal Elkton, June 15- year-old Michigan boy, Bobby Clark, was killed about 1:30 p.m. Tuesday when he fell off a 95-foot waterfall at the head waters of Rocky Creek Luke. Clark and cousin were playing in the creek just above the falls when his foot slipped and he fell 50 feet over the falls to a ledge and then tumbled 45 feet farther into a 12-foot pool of water in Pigeon Roost Creek.

The victim was visiting his grandfather, George Harrison of the Jasen Ridge community, about 20 miles northeast of here. Todd County Sheriff C. C. Denny ancho Coroner E. P.

Latham, investigated the accident, said the youth was apparently killed instantly. CITIZENS FIDELITY'S NEW SOUTHSIDE OFFICE YOURS FOR THE ASKING! This attractive aerial map of the Southside area, suitable for framing. Just come in and ask for your copy. (Gift Certifirate da Winnie This Certifirate redeemable for TEN DOLLARS in merchandise. servire or equivalent sati-fartion hurt huesut must be redeemed by August 31, 1961.

OID GIFT CERTIFICATES FROM SOUTHSIDE MERCHANTS! Register at our new office and win one of 38 FREE $10 Gift Certificates from your friendly Southside merchants. Come as you are! Meet Manager and his friendly staff and let can serve you. Enjoy all these right in your own neighborhood: Savings Accounts Regular Checking Account Auto, Home Improvement, Loans Drive- Window Henry W. Wright, them know how they convenient services Thousandaire Club ThriftiCheck Accounts Business Personal Night Depository Dependable, Sound, Friendly Service! MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM COOKBOOK COOKBOOK MA MA INTRODUCTORY OFFER! BEAUTIFUL GENERAL FOODS COOKBOOK This attractive 448 page General Foods Cookbook, containing 1,000 kitchen tested recipes. Water resistant lies flat when open regularly $4.95.

Yours FREE DURING OUR GRAND OPENING JUST FOR OPENING A REGULAR CHECKING OR THRIFTICHECK ACCOUNT OR SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH $50.00 OR MORE. Limit one to customer. Offer good at Southside Office only. FIDELITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY.