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The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 9

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f. r. SECTION 1 THE COURIER. JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 5, 1957 'Falter-Foot' Driver Fined, Loses License Officer Claims Man Had Eastern Half of Nation Threatened by Floods Wild spring storms raised a threat of flooded farm lands and highways yesterday in the area from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes and east to the Atlantic Coast.

The Weather Bureau said "tremendous quantities of water" have been dumped by tornadoes and thunderstorms this week over much of the Ohio and Mississippi valleys. Rivers Mobile, reporting 7 inches and creeks in Indiana, Illinois. tms weeK-Kentucky, Ohio. Alabama, North New Orleans got almost 4 Carolina, and other states were inches yesterday, Birmingham ECONOMY Difficulty In 'Walking A motorist who "took one step forward and two steps backward" as he walked to a police car after his arrest was convicted of drunken driving in Quarterly Court yesterday. Patrolman William Squires Rcgardta of Prescription or Frame Choice Single Vision Bifocal Tinted lenses 14-0 AY MONEY BACK OPTICAL CO.

635 S. 4th-318 W. Market overflowing their banks do, Aiiania z.iu, aiempnis Cincinnati 1.95, Pittsburgh 1.83. The Ohio River was expected to rise about 7 feet at Louisville i ft i used this phrase to describe the walk of Jackie C. Fischer, 26, of 1223 W.

Hill, when he was ar-rested March 24. Squires testi Kentucky roads reported closed were: KY 33 at Troy in Woodford County; KY 35 north of Liberty in Casey County; KY 198 at Yosemite and at Middleburg in Casey County; U. S. 62 at Murphysville in Mason County; KY 10 seven miles west of Vanceburg in Lewis County; KY 55 and KY 1SS hptween Jeffer today and to about 41 feet on the lower gauge tomorrow. No serious flooding along the Ohio was expected.

North of the rain belt the storm dumped heavy new snow. Phillip, N. reported 22 inches, Pierre 13, Rapid City 10, Elmira and Binghampton, N. 8, and fied he also found several empty beer bottles and an empty whisky bottle in the car. Fischer was stopped after, patrolmen said, they saw him driving in the wrong lane of Bardstown Road near Watterson Trail.

Admitted One Beer Fischer admitted having a beer to drink before he left Camp-bellsville, about 3 hours earlier, but denied being drunk. He said the patrolman took the empty bottles from the trunk of PHILIP H. SCHOLTZ Sertoma Club Headed By Philip H. Scholtz Philip H. Scholtz, 2331 Alta Avenue, last night was elected president of the Sertoma Club of Louisville for 1957-58.

Other officers elected were Carl Woidich, A. G. Roessler, and Anton Dreidel, vice-presi sontown and Taylorsville, and Newioncutyz. KY 44 between Taylorsville and Rhode Island and Massachu-Mount Washington. setts were warned to expect 3 to 5 inches of snow today before City Gets 2 Inches of Ram rjsing temperatures turn the Mora than 2 inches of rain snow to rain of rain had pelted Louisville, Paris, W'th th ALlNEW (MwvSlbyC WATER HEATER Now you can have sparkling clean water that's really hot faster Made of rustproof aluminum, the L-CsV revolutionary new Alumilux heata water faster, stores heat longer, jV at far less fuel cost! See thia sf-j great water heater on display to- i i day.

Ask about easy terms. Write, 4 5 too, for free illustrated folder. ft. 'f KJL'w dents; Robert F. Delius, secre tary; James D.

Augustus, Seaton Faces Surgery Washington, April 4 Interior Secretary Seaton is to undergo an operation tomorrow at Walter Reed Hospital for a spinal condition that has bothered him more than a month. Lexington, and other Kentucky cities. About 150 persons were driven from their homes in Bourbon County. Rainfall over most of Indiana varied from 2 to 3 inches. It was heavier in the Gulf states with treasurer, and verlon Gosser, sergeant at arms.

Cal Burgin, Harry Mann, Robert Pearson, The Rental Ads Simplify House-Hunting and Houston Jones were elected directors. his auto. Judge Arthur C. Coaplen found him guilty and fined him $100. Coaplen also found three other men guilty of drunken driving after trials and fined them $100 each.

They are; Leonard J. Fraze, 44, of 1736 Berry Boulevard, arrested March 1 on Cane Run Road; William G. Polts, 44, Jeffersontown, arrest New Junior Historian ed March 19 on Taylorsville Road near Jeffersontown, and Homer L. Burton, 30, of 1712 S. Third, arrested March 21 on Dixie Highway at Johnsontown Road.

To Be Out This 3Ionth Special Th, CouriarOournal Frankfort, April 4. The first issue of The Junior Historian, journal of the Junior Historical Society of Kentucky, will be published this month, according to an announcement by the Kentucky Historical Society. The society said that while initial issues would not be large, it was hoped three or four articles by Kentucky students could be published in each issue. All fcur men lost their driv IVM wim Diamine) SKi-frtl jtLs GLTv The Classified Ads Offer You Daily Opportunity News. ing privileges for six months.

Coaplen filed away drunken- driving charges against Mrs. Marie Harshfield. 40, of 1902 Strathmoor Boulevard: Earl Tompkins, 42, of 2348 Fleet, and EVERYTHING SACRIFICED! WE MUST DISPOSE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK! YOU SAVE UP TO 50! Charles S. Tiller, 39, Middietown VP THIS IS AN EMERGENCY) We are remodeling and expanding our Louisville Store end mutt dispoit of everything. Now it your one time thance to sav up 50.

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