The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 29

a 1 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 12. 1964 29 40 Data From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU 30 20 10 10 10 20 50. -30 60 COLD. 70 50 60 70 WARM Rain Showers FORECAST I 70 Snow 70 For Daytime Sunday Flurries XXX Figures Show High Temperatures Expected Isolated Precipitation Not Indicated- Consult Local Forecast Associated Press Wirephoto Map WEATHER BUREAU 1 P.M.

FORECAST A widespread area of precipitation is expected east of the Mississippi Valley Sunday. Snow and snow flurries are slated from the northern and central Appalachians through the Ohio and Tennessee valleys to the upper Lakes region. is forecast for coastal sections of the along the northern Pacific Coast with light snow and snow flurries from the middle A Atlantic states to northern Florida. Occasional rain and showers will fall northern Rockies to the northern Plains. Yesterday's Official Weather Atlanta 45 22 .00 Birmingham 48 26 Tr Boston 32 25 .00 Buffalo 25 17 .01 Charleston, W.

Va. 36 10 .00 Chicago 29 24 .00 Cincinnati 37 11 .00 Cleveland 24 Tr Dallas 55 39 .00 Denver 26 06 .09 Detroit 24 16 .05 Duluth 10 -12 .00 Honolulu 80 72 .00 Indianapolis 31 13 .00 Jacksonville 56 40 .28 Kansas City 44 34 .06 Knoxville 43 17 .00 Los Angeles 65 46 .00 Louisville 43 15 .00 Miami Beach 73 67 .00 Milwaukee 12 .02 Paul 13 06 .00 Montreal 09 04 .00 Nashville 50 16 .00 New Orleans 52 29 .03 New York 36 23 .00 Phoenix 56 20 .00 Pittsburgh 29 11 .00 Landscaping Course Set To Aid Farmington A landscape-gardening course will be conducted by Miss Anne Bruce Haldeman at Farmington, starting January 20. Miss Haldeman, Glenview, is a graduate of the Cambridge, Safe-Driving Stickers Posted METEOROLOGICAL DATA For 24 Ending 7 P.M. (Office) Louisville, Jan, 11, 1964 7 a.m. 1 p.m.

7 p.m. Temperature (dry bulb) 17 38 39 Dew point 9 19 17 Relative humidity 70 46 41 Temperatures and Precipitation Maximum temperature, 43; minimum temperature, 15: mean temperature, 29: normal temperature, 35: departure for day, -6; departure for month. departure since March 1, mean relative humidity, 52: total precipitation, none: normal precipitation, for month, re departure since departure for day, departure March 1, 2.35. RIVER STAGES Upper gauge, 16.6 feet, lower gauge, 19.4 feet. Weather Bureau report of maximum temperature for 12-hour period, minimum temperature 18-hour period, and precipitation for 24-hour period ending 7 p.m.

E.S.T. Saturday. Station High Low Pree, Anchorage, Alaska 22 13 .00 Asheville 46 16 .00 City policemen began placing safe-driving stickers on more than 3,500 parking meters during the weekend. The stickers carry this slogan: "Louisville Traffic Deaths '63, '55. Lower This Score in '64." Major C.

J. Hyde, in charge of traffic, said all the stickers would be posted by tomorrow. PHONE School of Landscape Architecture. The class, open to the public, will from 10:30 a.m. to noon Monday through' meet, February 24.

Design, construction, planting, and maintenance will be taught. The fee for the course is $25, with proceeds going to Farmington, a historic home near Bardstown Road and Watterson Expressway. Checks for the course should be made out to "Farmington Course" and mailed to Mrs. J. Clifton Rodes, Longview Lane, Louisville 7.

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at the Fairgrounds. The Long Beach bus company is a nonprofit corporation formed recently by group of citizens to purchase and operate the bus system. The voters approved a tax to finance the new operation and the City of Long Beach bought the real property of the bus system and leased it to the corporation for $1 a year. Mary Chess, Ex-Perfume Maker, Dies Mrs. Avery Robinson, a native Louisvillian who created a multimillion dollar perfume firm under her maiden name of Mary Chess, died at 5 p.m.

Saturday in Hillerest Hospital, Pittsfield, Mass. She was 85. She suffered a heart attack Friday at her New Lebanon, N. Y. home.

She retired from her business in 1957. Mrs. Robinson began her perfume business in the kitchen of her New York City apartment in 1932 while recovering from an illness. Sold In 350 Stores At one time her perfumes were sold in some 350 stores in the United States, Canada, and Europe. She also created bouquets of metal flowers, some of which were purchased by the late Queen Mary of England.

Mrs. Robinson was a celebrated Louisville belle in the 1880's. After her marriage she lived at Boxhill, on River Road. She moved to England in the 1920's before returning to New York City in the 1930's. Her father was the late W.

E. Chess, head of Chess Wymond Cooperage Company. Her full maiden name was Mary Grace Chess. Survivors include her husband, also a native Louisvillian and composer of the song "Water Boy;" a daughter, Mrs. Carley Dawson, Washington, D.C., and a grandson, Stephen Hawkins, professor at Choate School, Wallingford, Conn.

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It was a bitter pill for deLesseps S. Morrison, the suave Kennedy Administration diplomat who resigned as Ambassador to the Organization of American States to make his third straight losing governor's race. With 1,934 of the 2,219 precincts reported, McKeithen had 425,595 votes to 398,386 for Morrison. Mrs. Blanche Long, widow of the late Governor and state campaign manager for McKeithen, predicted an ultimate victory of 10.000 to 20,000 She said Mcmargins Keithen "will make an Earl Long-type governor because he believes in the same emphasizing welfare programs.

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Louisvillian Listed Special to The Courier-Journal Georgetown, Jan. Twenty one Georgetown College students will complete their requirements for graduation at the close of the first semester, Dean Carl Fields announced Saturday. They include Robert Long Jackson, Louisville. These students will be awarded their degrees with the May graduating class. MAX FACTOR HALF-PRICE SALE Cup of Youth A night-time beauty treatment.

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Southern courses School, the County's only other adult-education center, will start the same course on February 3. Registration for the third adult-education semester will be this month. Adult-education director Lloyd Redman said registration the regular term will be from 7 to 9 p.m. January 20, 23, 27, and 30 at any of the centers or from January through 30 at his office the board building, 3332 Newburg Road. Registration by mail also may be made.

New Courses Added Added this term will be a course in reading, writing, and spelling for those who have never learned how. The class meets Monday and, Thursday nights from 7 p.m. for 18 weeks. The fee will be $25. Also offered will be general education courses for adults who have finished high school and want to work for certificates; credit various equivalency subjects, special interest and short term courses not for credit.

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U.K. Dairy Scientist Elected Fellow Special to The Courier -Journal Lexington, Jan. T. R. Freeman, professor of dairy science at the University of Kentucky, has been elected a fellow of the American Association for The Advancement of Science.

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