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1 II I i mi I -i i hi in 1 ccpy cat a Is lislilkrxAjnwn i -i 1 01) I i i i BULGE Crash Hurls Rider liudly; One Charged A 43-year-tiliI man was seri Bow lo Cleanup Demand 1 i Loiisillian CckIVcldoilCV Washington. Nov. 25 V- Thir- tccn top officials of the Distillery Workers Union bowed Monday to an A.F.L.-C.I.O. cleanup order and resigned. The move opened the way for flection of new officers at a special convention here.

Resigning were Joseph D. O'Neill. Chicago, and George J. Oneto, Union City, N. both of whom claimed the union presi- dency, and the union's 11 cxecu- live-board members.

A.F.L.-C.1.0. spokesmen said I A ir uihet and Quit I 0. in administering union welfare funds. The distillery workers were placed (in probation by the F.L 0. executive council last May after disclosures of alleged "kickbacks" by a Senate subcommittee.

The union also was censured for not taking drastic action against former secretary -treav urer Sol Cilcnto, New York. He was accused of sharing in half million dollars in "kickbacks" through union insurance deals. Although the A.F.L.-C.I.O. charges of misuse of union wel fare funds did not name all the union officers, the entire group resigned to allow the union to make a fresh start. Molherhoofl Sent To Stenl To llnlil Off HanlHliip Fresno, Nov.

25 IPl A Fresno woman, who said she encouraged her children to steal because she felt it would be a hardship on them if she was arrested herself, was sen tenced to six months in jail Monday. Mrs. Lillian Dennis, 39, mother of 11 children, pleaded guilty to contributing to thp delin quency of a minor after her 10-year-old son was arrested for stealing $104 from a clothing store. Her children, by three fathers, are now in foster homes. At the time of her arrest, Mrs.

Dennis told police, "It was better that the children should steal than me because if I were to go to jail, there would be no one to look after them." 1 Iiiiiikh wilnwmi. milai inlwHMiilna.Kr ously injured in a two-car collision at LaGrange Road and Factory Lane at 4 45 p.m. yes- I lerday. James Garrett, 103 YV, Orms-by, was admitted to Kentucky Baptist Hos-pital with head and chest injuries. County Patmlmrn Chester Robinson and Joe Fox gave, thin account: Garrett was a passenger in a far driven west on LaGrange Road by Donald Tcarman, 20, LaGrange Road.

Tearman's car was struck by a car driven south on Factory Lane by Clyde Blake, 59, Anchorage. Tearman was uninjured. Blake was arrested on a charge of public drunkenness after he was treated at General Hospital for head cuts, T. I. Overcash, 76, Dies Special fo The Courier-Journal Monticello, Nov.

25. T. I. Overcash, 76, Wayne County, died at 9 a.m. Monday at Somer-set City Hospital.

IT'S EASY to place a Classified Advertisement Call JUnlper 5-3211 and aik for an Ad-Taker If you are a permanent resident of the city (either HUed In the rlty directory or telephone directory). vou need only aay CHARGI IT An "accommodation" bill will acnt you after the advertisement expires. The Courier-Journal nr--w inc uvuuviiic arnica The classified advertlslnir section fexcept for some advertisements In special categories) does not appear in early editions of The Courier-Journal (lncludln copies sold on the street the night before publication day). The Courier-Journal and Time will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect insertion of an advertisement. Notice of errors New York Cily Is Called Mafia's Narcolics Capital New York, Nov.

25 (UP) The Justice Department charged Monday that the Sicily-spawned Mafia has turned New York Into the United States narcotics capital, with an annual illicit business of between 180 and 350 million dollars. TT Aflir-iw Pni Wil. AiiociitmI Pri Wlrtphoto VERY MUCH IN OIL Texas oilman H. L. Hunt is at home in Dallas with a new bride, the former Mrs.

Ruth Ray Wright, after a second marriage for both. A former Oklahoman, Mrs. Hunt, 40, met Hunt, 68, about 15 years ago while working in one of his Shreveport offices. He is one of the richest men in the world. liam's said the tightly organized rime syndicate, with its head- in winow acf iiarinm back rooms, is a smoothly run monopoly with absolute control over U.

S. and Canadian under- world enterprises such as gam- win hhnr rartoinerinit nrl Overseas Yule Gifts Should lie Airmailed Washington, Nov. 25 (IP) Christmas packages destined for servicemen overseas must be sent airmail ot assure delivery by December 25, the Defense Department said today. The heavy Christmas mail load, it said, required that these air parcels be sent not later than narcotics peddling. New 'York "noi and the cities of a I ti-ha aitrarted "druc immierants" mo," nd Honolulu.

from all parts of the country, he laid. Williams told Stale narcotics investigators that the Mafia uses two deadly weapons hypoder-mic needles and guns on its victims. The needles have created a living death for 45,000 addicts throughout the nation 40 per cent of them in New York, he said. Many Eliminated The Mafia's guns have elim- inated many an underworld figure who has stepped out of line, he said. Most notorious among them, he said, were Frank Scalise and Albert Anastasia, former lord high executioner of Murder, Inc.

And it was the Mafia, he said, that brought together a recent i of racketeers, hoodlums, and their associates in the little town of Apalachin, N. Y. Williams, the chief federal law-enforcement agent in the southern district of New York, presented a long report on the narcotics situation to the New How to make FAIR WEATHER R0FITS mi City and County Statistics foul weather days al i in. b. in- Ml.

KliZlK-lil IllilhiT. l.i Mir. ived by hcvt-ial ri ami ncph. cw ftmial limn liimehriK mt Sun's Miawnce funci.il Hnni1, Hiorfilwav st rinti; WrdneHihiy Novcmbt-r 71h. al 8 and al Htilv I ttsti Churcft at 9 o'clock.

Interment M. Louis Cem-etprv. A0DELL, Sirs Bert Davies. of iiltsmburK. nee fib.

died Saturday, November J.i, 15i7. al ine Snulhrasti-rn Kentucky H-Ptit Hos-piul, Corbin, Ky. survived by son, Frank, Redwood City, Cal; mother, Mrs. Eliiabeth Davies, Williamsburg. 5 sisters.

Mr. John MiNamara, William-burn, Mrs. II. Brown, Conway. Mrs.

Alva Cox, and Mrs. R. i. Ruftin. both ol Wentmlnester, and Mrs.

E. T. barker, City. Tenn; 1 brother, A. C.

Davies, Lex. Initiun, Ky. uneral 2:30 p.m. Tues-day, at the Firt Baptist Church, Williamsburg, with the Rev. Ctyd Freed.

Jr. and Prof. P. R. Jonea ntf inatlng.

burial will be In the llmhlsnd Cemetery. Remains are at the Ellison and FJlison Funeral Home, Williamsburi, Ky. DAY, Mr. Ottie at the Veteran'! Hospital, Sunday morning, November 24, at 2:20 o'clock. In hll year; residence 508 Bauer Ave.

Devoted father of Mrs. Ennla Le Richardson, Fairbanks, Ala.ka, and brother of Mr. R. C. Day; survived also by grandson Master Dale Le Miller.

Services at the Maas Funeral Home, on Broadway at Floyd, Tueaday afternoon at 2 o'clock, ln. ferment In Evergreen Cemetery. EBBS, Warred H. age passed away Thursday, November 21, 1957 In Chicago, 111. Beloved husband of Mrs.

Sue W. Ebbs. Thai remains are at A. Porter and Sons Funeral Home, 1305 W. Chest, nut St.

Services will be held Tues. day at 1 p.m. at Qulnn Chapel, A. E. Church.

Burial in Louisvill Cemetery. EBERLS, Elnora Louise (nee Neu. meyer), age 73 years, November 24, 1M7, at 11:40 a.m.; residence, 40S Franklin beloved wife of Adam L. Eberle; sister In law of Mrs. Doll Neumeyer, Conyers, Mrs.

Mary Eberle Roth, and William Eberle; also survived by I niece, Miss Virginia Summers, Con. yers, Ga. F'uneral services, 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, from Embry-Bosse Funeral Home, 2723 Preston Hgwy. and a.m.

from Holy Family Church, Interment St. Louis Cemetery. FALK, Benjamin, age 72 years, tell asleep In Jesus Monday, November 25, 1957. at 8 p.m.; residence 8017 LaGrange Lyndon. Beloved brother of Misses Ruth and Rosa and Mr.

Ellas Falk. Mr. Falk will be at Neuralh Funeral Home, 72S E. Market until noon Wednesday, when he will bt taken to th Market St. Methodist Church.

Funeral services will be held at p.m. interment Cav HU1 Cemetery. FLOOD, Ronert Bnmett. Vet. erana Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio, 9:05 p.m., November 23, 11157.

Be-loved husband of Emma Lang F'lood; father of Robert E. Flood, a foreman at Louisville Ford Motor grandfather of Robert Sandra Sue, Connie Kay. Mary F'rances, Emma Mae and Mildied Ann Flood: brother of MLsa Mary Alice F'lood and Jamea Albert Flood, Sr. of Jeffet-onville, Richard Flood, Dallas. brother William, died In 1937; one niece and nephew.

Remains to arrive al Lee E. Cralle 1330 S. 3rd Monday evening, Novem ber 25. Rosary at 8 p.m. Tuesday.

F'uneral 9 a.m. Wednesday, Novem. ber 27th, from St. Philip Neri Church. Interment tn Zachary Tay lor National Cemetery.

GARZA, Mra. Wilhelmlna C. (nee Srhardeln), Sunday, November 24, 1957 at 3:45 p.m., at the Jewish Hospital. Widow of James G. Garza; beloved mother of Mra.

John Bernhardt, Chicago, Mra Raymond Brennan, Mrs Charles Mitchell, Shively, also survived by grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Services at Schoppenhorst Broa. Funeral Home, 1832 W. Market Wednesday, No-vember 27th at 1 p.m. Interment lit Zachary Taylor National Cemetery.

CIANACAKES, Mr. Nicholas (Nick), passed away suddenly Saturday, November 23, 1957 at 12:31) p.m. ln hl 66th year; residence, 1228 S. 28th beloved brother of Mr. George P.

Gianacakea. Remain resting at the Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia Ave. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 p.m. at The Greek; Orthodox Church of The Assump. tlon.

932 S. 5th. Burial in Resthav. en Cemetery. LAWRENCE, Mrs.

Ruby Marie (nee Cook), age 40 years: residence 151 E. Breckinridge, suddenly, Monday, November 25, 1957, at 8 a.m. Beloved wife of LUlard Lawrence and devoted mother of Donnle Lawrence; beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeard Cook and sister of Mrs.

Stanley (Ann) Magers. Funeral from Bohlsen Funeral Home, 825 Barret. Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment Eastern Cemetery. LEVI, Mrs.

Flora, Sunday, Novem. ber 24, 1057. at 10:30 a.m.. at the Norton Infirmary; residence 4031 Hycliffe: age 93. Survived by 3 daughters Mra.

Fannie Weinstock, -drs. Vic Lewis and Mra. Leroy Joseph; 2 sons Emanuel of Louisville, and Joseph of Indianapolis, grandchildren, 15 great grandchil dren. Funeral from Herman Meyer and Son, 1338 Eltisn Tuesday at 11 a.m. Interment ln Adath Israel Cemetery.

LINTON, Mra. Abble, Sunday, No-vember 24, 1957, at 10:30 p.m., at SS Mary and Elizabeth Hospital. Residence 2322 W. Broadway. De.

voted mother of Mrs. J. R. (Ethel) Mrs, (Viola) Clarence Lacy, Mra. Gua (Mabel) Kilkelly, Mrs.

Louis (Gertrude) Nau and Mr, William J. Linton, 10 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. Funeral from Dougherty and Son's Shawnee Funeral Home, Broadway at 34th; Wednesday morning, November 27 at 8:45 a.m. and in Sacred Heart Church al 9:15. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

The Altar Society will recite the rosary at 8 pm Tuesday, MAYNARD, Mrs. Annie Monday morning, November 25, 1957 at 9:20 o'clock at the residence of her niece, Miss Mary F. Wellenman, 3236 Michigan ln her 93rd yeari Beloved mother of Mrs. P. C.

Mathes, Orlando, Mr. Edw. F. Maynard, Rockford, Mr. Ben R.

Maynard, Louisville; survived also by 1 brother, Mr. Robert Grimm, Paducah, 5 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Services at the Maas Funeral Horn on Broadway at Floyd, Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock, interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. MOORE, James Saturday, November 23. 1957, at 6:30 p.m., ln his 33rd year, at the General Hospital.

Residence 2229 North Western Parkway. Beloved son of Oweit and Elizabeth O'Nan Moore; broth, er of Mrs. Thelma Bartley. Sidney David Owen A. and Franklin Moore.

Services from this George L. Manning Funeral Homo 518-520 N. 26th St. Wednesday, November 27, at 12:30 p.m., and from the Parkway Methodist Church at 1 p.m. Interment in Zachary Taylor National Cemetery.

NASH, Agnes Dickson, age 61 years, November 25, 1957, at residence 4033 Franklin Ave. evoted mother of Mrs. Thurman (Agnes) Log-don, Miss Mary Margaret Mrs. Chris (Cecilia) Sauer and George Nash; 2 sisters Cecilia Mair and Lily Moore of Scotland; one granddaughter Carolyn Logsdon and one grandson Chris Sauer, Jr. also survive.

Funeral services Friday, at 2 p.m., from Embry-Boase Funeral Home, 2723 Preston by Rev. George Warren of Beechmont Methodist Church. Interment Cave Hill Cemetery. OWEN, Mr. Richard, passed away In his 65th year, Monday, November 25, 1957; residence 704 8.

12th St. Uncle of Mrs. Mary France Gross, Mrs. Betty Dearing, Mrs. Kathleen Squier, Mrs.

Elizabeth, Geiger, Mrs. Ednk Steele, Mrs. Imogens Koon, Mrs, Wynona Mlze, Miss Mary Jlmmle Owen, Charles C. and Prultt Owen. Services for Mr.

Owen will be conducted in tho Arch L. Heady Funeral Home, 1201 E. Oak St. at Schiller Wednesday, November 27, at 11 a.m. Interment Zachary Taylor National Cemetery.

POWELL, Mr. Floyd passed away November 25, 1957, at 12:50 a.m., In his 75th year, at St. Joseph Infirmary. Family residence 1831 Cypress St. Devoted husband of Mrs.

Mattle (nee Kolterl rowen; beloved father of Mr. Heyward M. Powell, Ellzabethtown, and Mr. Robert E. Powell; Mrs.

Frank (Viola) Sebolt, Shelbyvllle. 111., Mra. Walter (Margaret Alice) Sharp; Mra. Murrell (Virginia) Ramsey; brother of Mrs. Emily Wlnchell, Cloverport, Mrs.

Zula Bon-durant, Brandenburg, also survived by 17 grandchildren, 1 great-grandchild and sister-in-law, Mra. Dora Powell, Brandenburg, Ky. Remains reiting at Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia Ave. Funeral services Wednesdsy afternoon 2:30 p.m. from Owen ChapeU Burial at Evergreen Cemetery.

POWELL, Mr. Joseph William. passed away suddenly, November 24, 1957, at New Martinsville, W. ln his 60th year. Family residence, 1413 Market St.

Devoted husband of Mrs. Leona Ma (nee McCollum) Powell, Beloved father of Mrs. Ed (Betty) Greenup, Mr, James Powell, Hamilton, Ohio. Mr. John H.

Powell, Marietta, Ohio, and Mr. Joe W. Powell, Jr. i brother of Mrs. Carolyn Clark and Mr, H.

Cecil Powell, Lyndon, also survived by grandchildren Remains resting at Owen Funeral Home, 2811 Virginia Ave. Funeral services Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock from Owen Chapel. Burial Zachary Taylor National Cemetery. SCHODELL, John (Jack), age 1 years, suddenly, Monday November 25, 1957, 9 a.m., at his residence, Bardstown Fern Creek. Be-loved husband of Mrs.

Florence Will Schodell; devoted brother of Mrs. Clara Gorham, Frankfort, Ind. also survived by 3 nephews. Serv. ices for Mr.

Schodill will be con. ducted at the McAfee Funeral Home, 3928 Bardstown Buechel, Wednesday November 27th at i a.m. Interment Resthaven Memorial Park, r. for the Suri.iiy Coul in tVlSRCfcNCY Of AOllNtS If. ir rc'--ipt of Sflv' ti-cnu-nls or cm in, in V'aI cuuid not he erlirr Hi in nam djvi lot 1 irrn-s fHiiljv 9 'So aderln.e-nicnlt Time Ml a m.

Saluiday (or Sunoay Courier-Journal CANCELLATIONS Accepted until SI in. Monday through Friday for dally Courier-Journal; unlil 12 clock noon Saturday for Surday rmrier-Journal; until 9 p.m. Saturday and from 11 until P.m. Sunday for Deaths and Funerals, I "A6AMS, Mr. Walter H.

(Ginef)7 aiie K2 yean, Sunday. November 24, 1hj7, at p.m. Residence Mt. Holly Rd; Fairdale, Ky. Loving huDnd of Mrs.

Bertha Rhea Adams; beloved father of Mrs. Loiene Gnau, Mrs. Ldna Bunn, Aline Devers, Mrs. F.velyn Lawrence and Mr. Bob Adams; devoted ateplather of Mrs.

Irene Heil. Mr. Sherman Parsons, Mr. 11 mad us Atkins; also survived by 2 sisters, Mrs. Maude Imee and Mrs.

Alice Baker; 10 grandchildren, sev. eral great-grandchildren. Mr. Adama resting at the McDaniel Funeral Home, 4.U9 Park Blvd. where funeral will be held Wednesday, November 27th at 1:110 p.m.

and from the Falrdale Baptist Church, at 2 p.m. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. BENNETT, Mr. Herman C. (Chlcki pasted away suddenly at 12:45 m.

November 24, 1W7. near Lebanon. Ky. Family residence, 1M7 Ormaby Ave. In his 4th year.

Devoted husband of Mr. Mildred Herl Bennett Beloved father of Tommy Curtis Bennett; eon of Mrs. Maggie F. Bennett; brother of Mrs. Mildred Clark.

Mr. Her-bert Bennett, Mr. Kenneth Bennett, and Mr. William Bennett. Remains resting at Owen Funeral Home, 2811 Virginia Ave.

Funeral eervlres Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. from Owen Chapel. Burial at Louisville Memorial Gardens. BIROWELL, Mr. Ltlward S.

of Georgetown, Ind. (formerly of Louisville) passed away In hta 52d year, Monday, November 25, l'Jfl, at 12 noon, at the St. Joseph Infirmary. Beloved husband of Mrs. Lillian Srhmitt Blrdwell; devoted father of Edward Jr.

and Robert W. Birdwell; aim survived by his mother, Mrs. Katie L. Bird-well; hie sister, Miss Oorothy and his brother, Mr. Wilbur T.

Bird-well. Remains at the G. Hardy Shively Chapel. 4101 Dixie Hgwy. Funeral services Wednesday, November 27, at 2:30 p.m.

at Hardy's Chapel. Interment, bouth Jefferson Cemetery. BLISS, Mra. Josephine Frances, (nee Goehringer), Sunday Novem- ber 24, 1957, at the residence of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Grace Goehringer, 1027 Eastern Parkway, at 5 a.m.: residence.

1012 Ash St. Widow of Charles Bliss: beloved sister o( Andrew G. Goehringer. Louisville, R. J.

Goehringer. Columbus, Ohio and J. R. Goehringer. Fort Lauderdale, devoted sister-in-law of Mrs.

Grace Goehringer; also survived by several nlecea and nephews. Services at on A i-. heJ- -k-A I A 0 I I the ('il nut bar (hp former office holders from run- nln flir re-trrllor'- Several fonr.er board members thev would be candidates. Leader Will Run Oneto, leader of the union's Fast Coast faction, said he definitely would be a candidate. Rut he declined to say what office he would seek.

Another board member, vice-president John T. McKiernan, Louisville, said he would run for the union presidency on a clean- up platform. Both O'Neill and Oneto have been accused of violating A.F.L.- Legislative away. He recommended that New York follow the lead of other "Rniemnu narcotics law Among those example lo follow were Ohio, Louisiana, and II- Illegal Charge Filed on Man Secret Service agents have ar-resled Lrnnee Norbert Jones, Wiborg, McCreary County, on charges of forgery and cashing $2,051.75 in Veterans Administration checks that were made payable lo the man's dead mother. Jones.

33, is being held under $1,500 bond for Federal Court action in the Eastern District of Kentucky. Harry Ceiglein, agent In charge of the Louisville Secret Service office, said Jones had forged and cashed 29 checks from March 31, 1955, to last July 31. Group Inspects Missile Center Talrick Air Force Base, Nov. 25 wi Six members of a House Defense Appropriations subcommittee began a two-day look inside the huge missile test center at Cape Canaveral about 10 miles north of here today. Itirllis ItoyS Mi.

Lerny Whlteman, 930 W. Mill, I M. Mr. Joseph Ft. Wllrnx, Rt.

3. Oct. IS. orl jj Mrs. Glenn M.

Wllklns, 1619 Long-field, Oct. 2.1. Mn. Charlee A. Williams, 3638 Henry, OH.

24. Mrs. Hoy M. Williams, lart Thorn. berry, (let, IS.

Mr. Frederick. K. Win, Gwendolyn, Oct. 22.

Mrs. Charlie R. Wyatt, 1127 Garland, On. 2d. Mrs.

Charts B. Davis, M0 Madnona, Ort. 21). Mrs. Gilbert M.

Granzow, Valley ftta-lion. Oct. 20, Mr- U-miU t--l Inn Oct, 17. Mra. Carl W.

rhelps, SOU S. Id. Orl. 11. Mra, (ieorja K.

Autlln, 2n S. 4fllh, Ort. 27. Ruawll R. Ilabcoik, Intn Rory Wav, Oct.

2 Mra. Jamea A. Barr, 1707 Sonne, Ort. 21 Mra. Clifford P.

Carr, H7S Slory, Ort. 20 Mm. Ouatav A. Baeuhle, III, ISM )llhland, rt. 37.

JUonnle R- Ourham, lrvlmtnn, Mrs. Kenneth 11. England, Falrdale I). Hahn. Chaplin, Rt.

3, Oct. m. Mis. Clilton Ort. 24.

Mrs Charles OH. 29. E. Hell, 1124 Charles, Mra. Clavborn Mlhhard, 41(1 Amy Sent.

27. Mra. t'harlea W. Hynea, 4919 Bluebird Circle. Oct.

2. Nf. Robert P. Jackson, 7 Fetter, Ort. 2d.

Mra. Guy K. Jackson, Falrdale Rt. Oct 28 Mrs. Georf H.

Jacohs, 4M Sprite Rd Oct. 21 Mrs. Ronald T. Keller, 909 Rose Lawn Oct. 2d.

Mrs. Charlee T. Lee, I.aSatl Oct. 29. Mra F.djar S.

Mattlntly, S00 Meridian, Oct. S4, Mrs. William K. Mercke. Rfios Charlna Crnsa Lyndon.

Oct. 2S. Mrs. Rnbert S. Moore, Shelbyvllle Rt.

Oct. 21. Girls Mrs Lloyd Wllroxon Park Rt. 1, Oct. ID.

Pleasure Ridge Mrs. William Wlllen .1910 Algon- omn 14 Mrs. Jem L. Williams, 11T Braatiear Oct. 24 Mr.

Joseph L. Williamson, Wattemon Trail, Orl, J4. Mrs. William Wolford, 17M Larkmoor Lane. July 2.

Mr Oll Wright, Falrdale Rt Oct. 25, OcT rMRbrt F' 1909 Elmiw. Mn, Adamson, 1M E. CheeL riui. Oct.

21. Mrs John H. Baker, 2023 Oct 11 Main, Mr. Samuel T. Frodge, 24 Bruce, B' M3 Mrs John Newton San nth Oct 21 (Newton.

40 R. SUl, Mrs WMIiarti Prkin. isns Moor, OcT 1 TnVlnt' rWM Mrs Horace" W. Addanu, 13l Bverett, Oct. 27.

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A a Monday, Nov. 18, set a new all-time record for November rainfall in Louisville. Normally a rainy day means business but not to these typical Courier-Journal advertisers. Each ran an ad that developed sales during a record rainfall. It proved the of newspaper advertising to attract readers to values regardless of weather.

Corn plaints Filed JIM Norm 1. Cnime vs. Ronald JI3S9 Southern Savings It Bulldmn A4n. vs. ijiantf ian lUBseii el ai Bote.

S1M0 Alex W. Webb vi. Jamea Srott collection. SIM! Bertha Jean dbton vi. Ruwell A.

Gibson, dtvorre. S13BHarold V. Ltuh va. Sam Tbom-Aa ct damaiea. J1JR3 Seara, Rnehurk Co.

va, Douf. laa Krnapiker. collection. County Court Harry Blrkenfeld appointed executor Morris Goldberg mat. Kalherlne Stinehconin appointed ex- cutor of Helen J.

MrRndd oaiai K. Brown appointed exerulnr of Pearl RoMall e.tate. IXirolhy Shaw Reid and Wieltnn R. Reid appointed eoexecuton ol Minnia hhaw Conxnlloy eatate. Letter Uarnet appointed txecutor of llaude H.

Head eilate. Cltlien; idelity Bank Truat Co. appointed executor of ElliabeUi Berant "ifS'hi mi i a a Ian of Judith Rdward L. Mackey appointed administrator of Harvey Uranvllle Wtllnanka state. Kenneth Taylor appointed administrator of Mabel Fisher F.verett entitle.

Tyler Carroll appointed (uardian of Beverly tail Carroll. Building Permits Arthur Relvey, laiaie, 112S A I- lonqutn 11.2IS). Joseph T. Cumminia, laraie, MID sirview, ai.iio. Tremarco concrete-block build-In I.

15.14 W. Broadway. H.m. Robert h. Lloyd, two brick-veneer Owelllncs, 3005 hlonway Dr.

and 3001 Dale Ann tio.Soo each. R. W. Greene Sand ravel concrete-block bulldinr. First and River.

Moo. Minnt Evenrmann, brlek-veneer dwelling. 3821 Dell Brooke, H.500. Quarterly Court Drunken drtvlnir Jeeie Howarri. continued to Dec.

12: James Knox, Dr. Hose Is Elected Transylvania (luralor Lexington, Nov. 25 iff) Dr. Frank A. Itose, completing his administration as Transylvania College president, was elected Monday to the school's board of curators.

Dr. Rose will leave Transy early next month and become president of the University of Alabama on January 1. F- -a. a l.i.-L a- m. W.

T. GRANT CO. Hern's another fair weather response to a good buyl Grant's Sunday Courier-Journal ad featured a Spring Horse for young rough-riders' On Monday, Grant's sold 75 of these entertaining toys while the rain poured down. December 10. a fc, a--.

a a. 200 from Sunday, I Cour.er.Jn I of I 1 Dpite I Monday, soggy record power good JUVENILE FURNITURE CO. A wide selection of children's furniture was shown in a ad in The Courier-Journal, Sunday, Nov. 17. Monday's crowds were so great that the company had to re-call sales help who had the day off when rain indicated "slow" sales.

Courier-Journal advertising attracts buyers rain or shine. Bensinger's Sold Dinette Sets single ad Nov. ,7 Ra ran a continued to Dec. 11. and Thomaa Clay Hilaon, continued to Dec, Armed robbery Cusier Cornett, keld to grand Jury, tomorrow.

Knowingly receiving stolen property Eugene Swift and Jamej Tommy Border, both continued to Dec, PI OllCe iaOUrt SEAT COVER CHARLIE Murder-Ida Tyndall. held lo grand Jury tomorrow. Seat Cover Charlie's ad ran in the Courier-Journal on Saturday, Nov. 16. Monday's response was "sensayshunal" as Seat Cover Charlie would say.

Courier-Journal readers who needed seat covers came through the rain and bought seat coversl deadly weapon w. Johnson. Bishop O. Harris, and Everett Crawley, 1100 each. i.

Storehouse breaking Clharles L. Caaey and WillUm O. Pullen. poponed to "oiereW handbook-John Haley, amended disorderly conduct, 1100. Marriage Licenses 10 aampen lh.

ys I wno I the Weof, Nov 200 ony JUZZ WHL FAMILY APPLIANCE CO. A small ad, In The Courier-Journal and Louisville Times, Friday, Nov. 15, attracted enough attention that Family Appliance Co. sold EIGHT MAJOR APPLIANCES on Monday. Newspaper readers who want to buy won't let rain keep them away WlUUra L.

Lyon, S3, construction, IWi Lynn; Belvadine Ralnwalera, 20, of 1014 3d. Paul RaUlff, salesman, Frank-fort; Martha Ann Rakutt, of 74U7 Waltereon Ln. Jamea W. Bryan. 34, assistant engl-r beer.

7533 Virginia, Pleasure Ridge Park; Majcine Faye Mitchell, 28, Rt. 3. Corilse D. Gordon, 20, attendant, 9S Texaa; Mary Jan Jenkina, 17, of 1040 Dixon. Ronald F.

RennlH, is, bricklayer, Cip Oaiay jean Lawaon, ..17, Bear Camp Rd Thomaa E. Saundere, 22, draftsman, lfO Frankfort; Carol L. McCleUan. M. i 4613 HUlside Dr.

Robert L. Page, 20. bindery employee, nd Joan C. Brltt. 23, both of 1S6V4 Mate.

Vincnt vVllllam Polidori, 20, Army, and Shelby Jean Wood, 21, both of 306 W. South Side Ct. Donald S. Goldberg. 39, galea.

ISO) LauderdaJe Betty J. Say I or. 21, Jef fersonvllle. William F. 35, tile work, and Shirley Harris, 20, both of 1M0 it Indian Tr.

LUlu B. Roberts, VI, engineering 4 technician. Shelbyvtlle; Ruth M. George, 26, of 18U5 Cypress. Victor Albert PeaJie, 20.

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