The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 36

A 36 THE COURIERJOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 6, 1966 22nd ANNUAL U.S. Wf ATMfft IURMU 2 In and RACEWAY 1 0 1 7 KT Feb. 5 I Dora from Temperatures i I WXf-A 70 jirV60 High Temperatures Expected vv, r. IJajEVj60 forDoytima Sundoy D0WNT017N-TIIE HALL-DIXIE f.lANOR 503-0251 096-1757 921-1402 ALL nnf CDCIftHT Press Wlrepnote Map LATE WEATHER Snow fell in Northern New England, parts of New York and West Virginia last night while rain and showers dampened areas of the West Coast and the Western Rockies.

LIONEL 6 UNIT STEAM FREIGHT 22'2-FT. OF .027 TRACK INCLUDED AW PASSENGER CARS ISO Car HI Yesterday's Official Weather Tame 57 -52 34 San Francisco Seattle Washington Weather Bureau report of maximum temperatures for period, mtntmum temperatures for 18-Nxir period and precipitation tor 24-hour period 41 22 Frisco ae O.nd.l. Car GIRDER BRIDGE, SET OF 5 BILLBOARDS 3.00 3.00 AROUND THE WORLD Foreign weather at I p.m. EST: Ca ending 7 P.m. EST.

Static Hit Atlanta -1 Baltimore 2 EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES ALSO AT GREATLY REDUCED SALE PRICES Pro. .00 .00 .00 MK at. Birmingham 45 00 Rofttnfi .00 .35 43 23 BIG 45 PC. OUTFIT Law 26 II 15 23 29 13 B6 15 36 25 11 15 44 5 26 II 22 47 Tamp. 36 52 46 55 55 36 50 54 55 1 10 57 54 34 14 4t 39 City Aberdeen Amsterdam Berlin Birmingham Brussels Copenhagen Dublin London Madrid Moscow Oslo Paris Rome Sofia Stockholm Vienna Warsaw Wealhar Fog Cloudy Rain Rain Partly Cloudy Rain Cloudy Rain Partly Cloudy loudy Snow Cloudy Clear Clear Snow Cloudy Cloudy Tim 6 p.m.

7 p.m. 7 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 P.m.

6 p.m. 6 P.m. 7 p.m. 9 p.m. 7 p.m.

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7 p.m. INCLUDES LANDSCAPED TUNNEL, Sttom lo with Headlight mti Tender 1 Hopper Cor Operating log Dump Car Gondola Car with Canisters Caboosa Sections Curved Track 21 Sections Straight Track Remote Control Uncoupling Track Transformer with Circuit Breaker, 35 Watt lockon Tunnel Girder Bridge Five Billboards Frisco Box Car Wires and Instruction Shoot .00 .00 .01 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 6.00 3.50 2.50 2.00 5.25 3.00 6.00 .25 2.00 2.00 1.00 5.00 00 Tlmb.r Trantpart or flat Car IHum. Visf Oama Ilium. PuHwan SALE Charleston, Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Denver Des Moines Detroit Houston Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Little Rock Los Angeles Lauisvilla Memphis Miami Beach Milwaukee Minneaoolis-St. Paul Nashville New Orleans New York Phoenix Pittsburgh St.

Louis Salt Lake City .23 43 .55 14 26 .61 21 .50 60 .65 24 .50 -59 20 .39 .54 .35 ..70 -25 .33 ita Rag. 54.50 BUDGf! KRMS II 41 02 04 10 23 26 36 14 06 26 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .02 .00 .00 NEARBY STATIONS Temperature and weather from nearby stations at 10 p.m. EST. Evansviile 24 Cloudy Covington II Overcast Lexington II Overcast Huntington ..19 Overcast Paducah 29 Clear Bowling Green 25 Partly Cloudy London 19 Cloudy .027 0 Super 0 ACCESSORIES 54.50 SA1I landscaped Tunnel Cvrv.d Tunn.l Il.v.f.d Tr.itl. S.t Animat.d N.wi Stand Target Signal riashini Siflnal Automatic Oafaman Oat.

LIONEL 110 Go. "HUSKY" OUTFIT AT HALF PRICE ...1.00 ..1.00 ..3.00 jj ..7.00 ..4.00 ..1.00 ,.1.00 ..3.00 .1.00 ..00 1.11 3.11 1.44 3.11 3. It 3tl 4.44 4.44 1.90 .33 .60 3.K 3.33 1.33 1.11 l.0 .66 4.44 Mississippi Has First Food Aid Plan for Poor Illuminated lump.r Samaahara Signal SulbTcw.r Gi.rf.. a.i- LIONEL DIESEL OUTFIT "TEXAS SPECIAL" with 19 Ft. Track .027 Go.

"Tax Spacial" AA Dittal wild Haadligtrt 23.00 Rata Cor 6.00 Happar Car 3.00 Gandoh wild Caaiitars 3. SO Tank Car S.OO Cahaata 2.50 12 Sacfiam Carva' Track 3.00 a SacHam Straiajrt Track 1 Dafjraa Crattam 2.00 Ramatt Caafral Uacavafint Track 3.00 45 Watt TramlariMr with Circait Iraokar 7.00 lackaa 23 Wirt and ImtriKtian Shaat CAI 31M 75 JHIiL JI BUDGET TERMS O.fr. Cr.tVinf 0.free Crauina a.uK.. St. I Husky Switcher with Headlight 6 .00 Gondola Car 2.75 Pipe Car 2.50 Caboose to Match Loco 2.50 5 Sections II" Radius Curved Track 2.50 1 Section Curved Terminal Trock 1 .00 1 BOO Milliomp Power Pack 8.00 Wiros and Instruction Sheet I.m.t.

C.ntr.l Track S.t Reg. 25.25 SALE 12" Budget Terms heels of an attempt by another civil Per Customer) TRACK (Limit 9 Sections Rsr, 25.25 CarvW 027 Ca. .25 aa. Slrajght 027 Ga. .25 aa.

CantW 5vaer 0 Ca.J0 aa. 5trait Stiew Ca. .50 ea. JACKSON, Miss. (UPD The Mississippi Public Welfare Department announced plans yesterday for implementing a new $24 million surplus food program first of its kind in the nation to poverty stricken families of both races.

Miss Evelyn Gandy, commissioner of public welfare, estimated the joint federal-state project will help as many as 500,000 persons from low-income families across the state. Miss Gandy said the state will receive a $1.6 million grant from the U. S. Office of Economic Opportunity for putting the six-month trial program into effect She said the state will move "as rapidly as possible" in making the food, donated by the U. S.

Agriculture Department, available to "all needy citizens in our state, especially now during the winter months." CarvW 0 Gc J5 aa. SALE 3 Sac .34 3 Sac. .54 3 Sac 1.14 3 Sac 1.14 3 Sac. .74 3 Sac .74 3 Sac .54 3 Sac .54 3 Sac .54 Straifht 0 Ga. J5 aa.

AMERICAN FLYER Pre-fandscaDed and comoletelv wire -landscaped and completely wired Ras Full Catyea" Ga. .25 ea. Radial MaH layouts that rights group to move onto a deactivated Air Force base at Greenville. The group, evicted by military police, also charged discrimination by local and state officials in distributing government food. The welfare department said the program is designed to expand distribution of Agriculture Department foods for a period not exceeding six months in counties that do not already have a food assistance program, and counties where present distribution is limited to welfare clients.

Miss Gandy said the project was "the first and only one of its kind in the nation." Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman hailed the program as "further significant progress in our efforts to improve the nutrition of needy people out of this nation's food abundance." Freeman said the program, described as a demonstration project, may develop methods that can be adopted by other states "particularly in those areas where, as in Mississippi, lack of local resources ADD REALISM WITH 12 in. 33 RPM RECORDS Night Freight Whistles In The Woods Pennsylvania RR Doubleheader Ghost Train Rail Dynamics Fast Freight on the Nickel Plate Reading RR many others. SALE .25 aa. JO aa. Cvrvad Ca.

II" Radius i Carvad Ga. Araarkaa. Flyer S. Ga. snap together.

17 inches square. Fields, lakes, hills, roads, etc. depicted in landscape. Realistic and attractive. Reg.

SALE 12 Panels with 7 Unit Train 99" 78" JO aa. 3 Sac .66 TRANSFORMERS 8 Panels with 6 Unit Train 71- 49" 6 Panels with 5 Unit Train 43M 29M 35 Watt 9n $Al1 90 W- -00 4.8t has limited public agencies in expansion i 125 Wait 1 00 9.44 130 20 00 13.81 of family food donation activities. U)Qjrf 40.00 29.77 NAACP Files Objection Federal authorities, in announcing the project last week, said plans call for 470 needy persons to be employed in distributing the food. The announcement said "special conditions" are attached to the grant to insure nondiscrimination. The program, however, already has come under fire by civil rights groups.

Two top state officials of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People sent a letter to federal authorities objecting to the project being placed in the hands of the state. The NAACP leaders charged the state welfare department is "notorious for its discrimination against Negro citizens" and asked that all funds be withheld until a "thorough investigation has been conducted." Launching of the program came on the UrpU RACEWAYS AMD 'msm Baptist Young Women To Meet Here Feb. 18-19 A convention of the Kentucky Baptist Young Woman's Auxiliary of the Woman's Missionary Society will be held Friday and Saturday, Feb. 18-19, here. SUPPLIES SWITCHES Re, SALE aawttCaat.al027Ga.

XI M. 12.00 pr. LH. Rttaafa Cattl. 027 Ga.

OJO aa. 6.0O o. EaiaataCirtrL 0276a. 0.00 aa. 6.00 RkaaJCaatral027Ga.

730 ea. 5.40 ea. Central OGa. J0.00r. 13.88 pr.

Ramata Cantral H0 Ga. .75 pr. 6.3 3 pr. LIONEL'S "DAREDEVILS-MONTE CARLO" LIONEL H0 PRETZEL BENDER The meeting will conclude "Focus i Week," an annual Southern Baptist Con- vention observance for informing, en- i listing and inspiring missionary interest, 1 worn, prayers and gifts. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HOGA.

EQUIPMENT Too Late To Classify GMarlriA- Deaths and Funerals lillaaara- i- 159 flevatea' inKaaaler 50 Family residence 390 Foreman. Beloved wife of David L. Lewis; loving mother ot Timothy Tammy De and Pamela L. Lewis; Devoted daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles W. Riggs; Also survived by her sisters Mrs. Wanda M. Croft, Mary C. and Bernice M.

Riggs and her brother Charles w. Riggs Jr. Mrs. Lewis is resting at the Okolona Home ot Arch L. Heady and Son, 1519 Preston Hgwy.

where services will be conducted II a.m. Monday Feb. 7. Interment, Resthaven Cemetery. 16-Ft.

RACEWAY SALE 24M 196 at Veterans Hospital, Louisville. Kv. Residence Webster, Ky. Beloved husband ot Mrs. Mary Berrvmen Hordesty; Devoted fattier of Miss Barbara Arm Har-desty; Brother ot Mrs.

Lorene Herdesty and Mrs. Fannie Fow, both ot Louisville, Mrs. Desse Barley, Hammond, Mrs Nannie Lee Boling, Elitabemtown, Mrs. Anna May Knott, Ohio, Mesars. Delmer Harrjesty, Gary, Lamar Herdesty, Louisville, Russell Hardesty, Brandenburg, Verlin Hardesty, Bettletown, Ky.

Funeral services Tuesday 10 a.m. Feb. 16 from St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church, Paneviiie. Interment Church Cemetery.

Friends may call to recite the Rosary at Jenkins-Sturgeon Funeral Home, Brandenburg, Ky. where Mr. Hardesty is resting at I P.M. Monday. 23-Ft.

RACEWAY 30M CHAPPELL, Joseph Sr. Age II, Feb 5. 1966, at his residence, Sheuerdsviiie, Ky. Beloved husband ot Mrs. Alma Klotter Chappell, devoted father ot Joe Chapoell, ot Fern Creek; and grandson, Brian Chappell.

Also survived by host of neices and nephews. Mr. Chappell is at me Hardy Funeral Home, Sheperds-vflle, t(y. Services AAon. 2 at the Davidson Memorial Methodist Church, Shepherdsvilie.

In-terment Hebron Cemetery. Masonic services will be conducted by Miles Lodge 341 Ft AM, Sun. evening, I p.m. OpHsAr. 3.00 LIONEL'S STUNT RIDER "LOOP THE LOOP" SPECIAL OFFER FREE Dere.

Cr.ia, J-J 8-Pc. MOTORIFIC TRACK SET t)V -3. MORGAN, Mr. Henry E. Enteral lite Sat.

Feb. 5, 196 in yM.r; Bav Pines VA P'wsburg, Fla. Father of Mrs. Marlyn Hoke, Mrs. Louise Heisman and Mr.

David M. Morgan Brother of Mrs. Anna Graham, Mrs. Martha Arndt and Messrs. Samuel L.

and James S. Morgan. Also survived by a grandchildren. Mr. Morgan will be JI.

9 Jrhlte Son' Funeral Home, 2727 S. 3rd after 10 am Tues. Funeral arrangements later. HSJ 1 1 1 ELDER, Mrs. Ruth J.

Age Saturday Feb. 5, at 9:20 a.m. Residence 1025 E. Caldwell St. vVife ot jonn R.

Elder; mother ot Raymond Michael Elder; sister ot Mrs. Fred (Fern) Bonifer, Jasper, Ind.j stepdaughter of Mrs. Mae Shuier, Mavfietd, Kv. Nieces and nephews survive. Funeral Tuesday 1:30 am.

Bosse Funeral Home, Barret and Ellison and St. Theresa Church, 9 o'clock. Inter, menl. Calvary Cemetery. St.

Monica Sodality Rosary Monday 7:30 p.m. Visiting after I p.m. Sunday. HOUCHIN, Mono Temple Age 77, Saturday, Feb. 5, Kings Daughters Hospital, Shelbyville, Ky.

Residence, Mount Eden, Ky. Mother ot Mrs. Thomas Catlitt, Mt. Eden, Vernett Houchin, Harrodsburg and Chester Dove Houchin, New Jersey. 7 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren.

Sister ot Dove Temple, Middletown and Charlie Temple, Charlestown, Ind. Funeral services Monday, Feb. 7 at 2 p.m. from the Mt. Eden Christian Church Burial in Grove Hill.

Remains at Cleveland Funeral Home, Ml. Eden. H0 CARS Raf. i laslaa I moiaa lox Car 2.50 1 Ctnlrel lax Car Cnjcla Car J7S 1 lllwtNfiataa Radia AcHa Car 4.00 i Trmt-f Cm Alaska Hepeer Car 2 Cit Cr Satallit. Car and Haba Cor taL.

Car M.OI NESER, Mary Gertrude (nee Hilbert) Rosary services for Mrs. Neser will be held Sunday at 3 in. at the Funeral Home. For further In-formation tea regular classified section. WHEN YOU BUY THE EXCITING MATADICI fTiltT Dlf 22-Ff.

H0 RACEWAY SALE 24M mviuniriv win rnvn Zr 09g Contains body, chassis and motor a KOSKO, Mr. Louis CORRECTION: Visiting Sun. 2-5 m. and from 7- m. Further details in regular classified PROBST, Elmer E.

Passed away in his 43 ve.r. Fee. 5, l66, 1 SO a.m. at Jew.sh Hospital. Family residence lilt of Elizabeth (Llboy) Bradley proett.

LEHMAN, Leo P. Residence lit rrfilmimr EMBRY, Moster Mark Anthony James Passed away suddenly in his 1 year. Sat. Feb 5. 1966 at 4:15 a at General Hospital.

Family residence 1243 Helck Ave Beloved son ot Linda Mohr Emory and Billy R. Emory Loving brother of Kethy Fay Embry and Albert Wayne Embry. Also survived by his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Eben Ives and Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Embry. Mark is resting at the Oolona home of Arch Heady Son, 1519 Preston where services wilt be conducted at 12:30 a m. Tues. Feb.

I and in Kncpp Ave. Baptist Church at 1 p.m.. by Rev. Delme Davis. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

Friends may kindly call after 2 p.m. Sunday. Passed away Sat. morning, Feb. 5, 16.

Survived by his wife Edna Molthoo Lehman, son, Robert L. Lehman, I daughter, Mrs. Wilber (Noemi) Mitchell. Aim i AURORA RACE SETS STANDARD JET SET SALE 24" H0 Go. TWO-CAR SET SALE 17" 0 Go.

MODEL RACE SET (For "small 744 R.P.M. RACING RECORDS Riverside Super Stocks Hot Cars at Winter Nationals Hot Rods in Action Hot Rods U.S.A. Rod Racing Americans Grand Prix U.S.A. Mercedes Benz in Action. cjtrdf of M't Eivin (Ruth) Rookt and of James Probst.

Jr. Also sur-vived by his mother. Donna I 7J Probst Is restina at the Okolona and Oatlaw Car I "0 Mik Car MissiU firNif Car 7.00 Heliceater Car aUdtn Tataal IhmmCi MissiU latmchiiti Car 00 Radaa Cor Matcary Capsulo Cor -00 Rackal fual Tank Car S.OO PiP. CebeeM 1 08 rU UliM Trasat Car 100 I grandchildren, I niece, and I services 2 p.m. at Ratterman's.

3711 Lexington Rd. Interment in Restheven Memorial Park, visiting after 11 a.m. Sun. vices will be conducted at 10 30 wr. riro.

oy Kev NOT- Everareen STINSON, Mrs. Joke (Effie) Saturditv. Pmt inw in ner 56th year Residence 133? Blue- DOORS OPEN Sfmson; Djughter of Mr. Thomas LEWIS, Harry P. Of Memphis, Ind.

years gltf. Expired Feb. $. 166. Survived by wife, Anna Mae Lewis, daughter, Mrs.

Robert Oeruel, Chicago, III. One son, Charles Lewis, Lou.svllle, Ky. Six aranochildren also survive Brother of Mrs. Lime Harper, Mrs. Georgia Chitders.

Mrs. Nellie Denhem, Oewie lewis, Calvin Lewis, Alvin Lewis, all of Louisville, Ky. Friends may call at tht Haas Funeral Home, Vllersburg, Ind. Funeral services Tues. 1 a.m.

from the Haat Funeral Home. Interment, Seilersburg Cemetery. HANCOCK, William Michael Of 0 Lower Huntr Trac Rd wuM away in hit 20 rrar, fro i. l6. at '0 IS a.m Br-lovrd husbAnd of A'S.

Phyllis StreMon Hancock. OVvoted ton of V.r and Mrt William R. Hancock. Brother of Mrt. Bartr WollI, AAitt Yvonne and Mr.

Keith Hancock. Aim prandton of Lillian Jonet Remains at tte W. G. Hrn Snivel Chapel, 10! Dime Hy where funeral service will be held Tues Feb. 19ft.

at II am Interment In Lsuitvllla Memorial Gardens. punuc noriCDc DOWNTOWN 9:30 A.M. ft IIVMh VIEll.J oi w. Augustus Ruph and Mrs. Charles (Irenii "rs Stinsri.

is restinT: Blvd. Services from fhe I -urr' Tuesoey Feb I 1030 A.M. Interment Resthaven .11 FFIllEO SUBJECT TO STOCK Pet AT THESE PRICES THERE THE MALL AND DIXIE MANOR 10 A.M. VINCENT. Mrs.

La vinev IS A CHARGE FOR DELIVERY Mn Vincent Is also survived LEWIS, Margaret Louise (Riggs) Passed away audoeniy In her Jd yer Thursday Feb. 3, l66 at 3 40 p.m. al St. Joseph Infirmary. i HARDESTY, Mr.

Mitchell Jome In hia otn voer Friday Feb. 4, Z-M-i Vincent; arandchiioren and 30 great-grand, children and one great-great-arandchild also aurvive..