The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 21

i a i. i i i i.i. 1 CO THE STCE OF LlneslheticJ Kinscy Debate Banned i I -1 i i i RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL FULLS CITY FEME CO. 2936 ST. XAV1EH CY 7531 Rlorvi.

social Tart act is of the troupe's planned for the four women, inmen victims mafcH and In tr-Ii Mis Alden. tiiat die victims and not the aggressor" in society. lint timy a J.iiic I'oe No. 1, No. 2, No.

3, and No. 4. Miss Allien said the Jane Does" 5 iii vt ST. MATTHEWS i (Mi Read the CLASSIFIED ADS. 1 i ttat is MEATS CHOICE CHUCK ROAST woi'il.

vii'i plan to debate for pay the nmtnucrsial report on women, arrived tonight at Pallas for the firt of several scheduled engagements only to find they've been banned at Houston. The panel, organized andhead- ed by Hollywood authoress-actress Lea L. Alden, said it was outraged. Houston Mayor Roy Hofheinz announced today that the city i had canceled the scheduled appearance next Thursday of the panel at Houston's municipally owned Music Hall. As an entertainment feature, Hofheinz said, the panel doesn't I "meet the esthetic requirements of the city as a precedent to leasing of the City's premises." Go Into Huddle Resides, said Francis Deering, public properties director at Houston, the City never has received the S200 rent for use of the Music Hall.

Miss Alden, informed at Dallas of the ban. immediately called a protest huddle of her group here. Lee Trent, moderator of the panel, said: "There never has been enough public debate in our country on any public question and it is a crying shame, for the structure of our country is based on freedom of speech through open discussion." Actor Reginald Owen said it seemed strange that the group should be prohibited from performing at Houston, "a city that by the latest survey made had the unique distinction of being one of the most dissolute and wicked cities in the United States." The panel is completed by Decline 1 all; On Beer iuhl Mixture of 1'ulilicH And Hrrr cMirt('il Officials rf tuo Louisville brewrries ilrclineri any comment yesterday on whether they are beine pressured to change distributorships in the New Albany-Jeffersonville area. The officials arc J. Marshall, sales manager of Falls City Brcuing Company, and H.

T. sales manager for Oertcl Brewing Company. The alleged pressure was reported in a story in yesterday's Courier by A. Brow Ransdell, of the newspaper's Indianapolis bureau. Ransdell wrote that Pan W.

Cravens, a member of the Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission, conferred last week with Marshall and Castello during the annual convention of Indiana Reer Distributors, at French Lick Springs, Ind. Cravens told the sales managers he wanted William M. Kron to handle their beers in Floyd Countv, according to Ransdell. Chester L. "Chet" Graf now has Falls City and L.

C. Nadorff has Oertei's. Graf and Kron are Republicans. Nadorff is a Democrat. Ransdell said Graf is considered a "Jenner man" (Senator Jen-ner) while Kron appears to be a "Craig man" (Governor Craig).

Cravens, said Ransdell, is regarded as Craig's "good right arm" on the A C. Prcmium-Bcer Prices Are Up At Wholesale (Bft.V: L. ROIUD. lONEUSS I VEAL SHOULDER ROAST LEG 0' LAMB FRESH BEEF 2t.j. TENDERLOINS A margarine distinctively better made from choice vegetable oils blended with faf-free milk, cream, ond enriched with 15,000 units of Vit- A.

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Box FIG BARS 39 Carr'i Craclcin' Good 8-O1. Pkg. WHEAT HEARTS 21' Brookfidd Junior FRESH EGGS Dot. Carton Minut RICE 2 65' CRAB APPLES 33' Horm.1'1 J. VIENNA SAUSAGE can I 7 Monarch Clom No BOUILLON Co.

Zl? i QUALITY FOODS 1 39' it. 49 73' 1 10' cJl5 1 v'. NEW SPICE CAKE MIX COUPON NEW raPillsbnry Ol ilaciinrpRDrin MIX WITH COUPON NEW syPillsImry JCCfl JUiinrfi rnnn ANGEL FOOD CAKE MIX WITH COUPON Pillsburv -U A tff IftVPH 31 VHIIt.fiuLSCJI -rltPDCDllltFUKf WITH COUPON Hffl Tjr ijT 4c 5" iJ- Special Offer Limited Time Only Special Offer Limited Time Only The price that distributors pay for premium beer went up 14 or 15 cents per 24 bottle case yesterday. But J. Ormond Foley, executive secretary of the Kentucky Beer Wholesalers Association, said this increase has not yet been passed on to Louisville retailers.

As a result, said Foley, persons who buy premium beer by the case to take home, and persons who buy a bottle of premium beer over the bar, are sill paying the same price in Louisville as before. Foley said, however, that the wholesale increase has been passed along to the retailer and the consumer at several Kentucky cities, including Lexington. There has been no increase in the wholesale price of local beefs. Circulation Of U. S.

Boohs Abroad Booming Washington, Oct. 1 W) The United States Information Agency reported today that Government aid in financing book sales abroad has boomed the circulation of American books and periodicals in six European countries, Israel, and Formosa during the past 12 months. The program of financing, for which Congress authorized a year, consists of a guarantee by the Government that a seller of books or periodicals ill be paid in dollars even though he makes his sale in some blocked foreign currency. When the Government pays the exporter dollars it is repaid at the official rate of exchange by taking over the exporter's blocked currency account and using it for official American expenses in the foreign country. CarrolIUm Sets Tobacco Festival iptcil to Tht Courier-Journal Carrollton, Oct.

1. The Carrollton Tobacco Festival will be held here Wednesday. The all-day celebration will feature a Miss Burley contest, free entertainment, and a variety of other contests and events. Events will start at 10 a.m. with a tobacco exhibition at a warehouse, followed by a three-mile parade at noon.

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