Messenger-Inquirer from Owensboro, Kentucky • 4

0 4 OwnW, Ky, Muwr and Ingulf Aue, 26, 1 9gQ YOU SEE 5ALLV HA HA HA I HA HA hAHAV irrr ha ha ALTHOL'SM GRASS TO SOME PEOPLE THE6.W5S 5AL(t'AV5 6RNES ON THE OTHER SIDE Of THE FENCE! fccfcN, THckc -Iff EVEN). PA HA5 A ffa' SENSE OP BJimmy Hatlo They'll Do It Every Time AB6 VARIOUS TrH IT7. Cost 01 Living Hits (Fifth Straight Monthly Peak SHADES OF Kentucky Leads Southeast In Pay To The Indigent I J-TC aV3 mi ifi eiu THE EJOFLANTS i i i i v- i i i OP PJPECTV WASHLNGTON (AP) Uving costs eiigt-d up in July to another peak the fifth reached in as many months. The July nse of one-tenth of one ITH LOTS Or FLAV ASEA, DAMPCELLAR, THE REAL ESTATE MAM, sAiD-aucrs: TODAY'S MARKETS ir ntnt the smallest 18-Year-0ld Arrested In Hif-And-Run Case Justice Casebier, 18, of Route 1, Utica, was arrested by State Trooper Joe Bradlcrry Thursday T-ii inn hnupvpr. OWENSBORO CORN, WHEAT Calves: Steady.

Prime, 1 17 Vourlknin t-V) no9i IY1- ttiwt $55 00. $1.17. New Jlra iSI? so KfucHN1'! fcJlPP THE BETTER THE ffi8atf KEI6HBORHOOO KIDSU smi'p hm. Ana omciais saia inai m-w cuuw unn, New yellow corn, despite the five-month climb, they white corn, $1.17. Wheat, $165 22.00; commercial, J17.0O-2O.0O; utility, J15.00-17.00; heavy slaugh ter calves.

J16.00-21.00, afternoon on a charge of leaving saw nothing inflationary in the! consumers rrice picture. OWENSBORO SOYBEAN MKT. The Labor Department's living- Soybeans, No. 1 yellow basis of mt iwV rns to 12fi.6 ter cent 13 per cent moisture, J2.02. No.

1 Cattle: Steady. Choice steers and tne sccne of an accident, WONT SWARMINij I b- err tupcc's VJ ALU OVER-MAKING fl fcSggf lrlrSv IS PLAYGROUND vSfrre J-TX OUTOFVOUR cfHERE rH X. PLACE- heifers, J33.50-25.00; good steers, Younr Casebier was arrested VLL.THEV GO FOR THAT ONS-SO HE SHOWED THEM ANOTHER FLACE WITH NO nf the 1947-49 level. This is 1.4 per black soybeans, basis of 13 per and heifers, J22.00-23.00; standard steers and heilers, jib.uu-is.uu; in connection with a hit-and-run accident in which Larry Bivens, 12 son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP'-Kcn-: turky led aO states lor fie fcrst t.me in tvth total and average laments to the in-j d.pent for July, Economic Seems-ity Cornmissiotv-r Jo an-pounced Thursday. He s.ud the increased arpropria-; tons to public assistance, pro-, vided by the sales tax and more fodrnl matching funds, brought payments in Kentucky to an ail-time htch. Total statewide payments In the fmr categories of old age assistance, dependent children, needy fclund and the permanently and totally d-sabled. increased by $31,582 for the month, compared with July of i All counties showed an increase in average payments for all four categories.

Oldham was the only-county to show a decrease in total cour.t' payment, d-e to a divp of 21 recipients dur.ng the year. Kentucky's derndtr.t children cent bove the July 1959 rate and cent moisture, J1.77. iK is the highest point in history. commercial steers and Hwan Qague, labor statistics LOUISVILLE PRODUCE J13.00-16.uo; utility steers, nencre Qwzm, Route 3, Owensboro, bus- BACKiVAKO- VyZ VlU UTS Y''' ys; ripj hahbsa Maa commissioner, said a small de-j LOUISMLLE, Ky. (AP)-Fed- and cows, J13.00-14.50; rf fractUres of both legs and Pitch js cline can be expected in August eral-State WarKet isews service ana cutters iu.uu-k.uu; iaccrations 0f the face and body, Bivens was struck while riding a bicycle on Calhoun Road at 8:30 p.m.

Wednesday. Casebier, who had been sought Crfc Fim fSl 1m and A wr tip to if seasonal food savings occur as Live Poultry: Market on broilers Jl5.00-17.00. expected, but September usually and fryers up he a pound. Trad-j marks another increase. jing moderate.

Retail outlets con- EVANSVILLE LIVESTOCK "There isn't anything inflation- featuring broilers at bargain EVANSVILLE, Ind. (AP) -arv about this present situation," prices. Supplies continue ample. 1.800; trade slow, w22W FRANK MCHU6H, i 8-26 since shortly after the accident, IT 1 1. Clague told reporters.

m-ay ut-iia sn-auj. a Icw cany gaies, Darrows anu tii iato Thnrs- Broilers and fr-ers commercial-' RUts weak to 15 lower than Thurs-, home of Principal factors in the July in- SHELLANE Bottled Gas (Coil Only A Ftw PmnlH A Day) for Clean Cooking Instant Hot Water Automatic Refrigeration Automatic Clothes Drying SHELLANE it product of th Shell Oil Company M. Ot i i 1iL HMinc VrfMlfrVlt -f OS unj Whitmer, both of Bremen, and ducted at 2 p.m. (CDT) Saturday wakp were cner onces wr kimh 11 i wuj "-i," aavi ivf rase msutni-es uu un ii'j. Kentucky Deaths four brothers.

Guy Walker of in the deaton Baptist Church by gasoUne and a wide variety by processors at farms within 100 180 5 and down; 1-2 200-230 lb was wun Greenville, Qarence Walker of the Rev. Leonard Young, of n.icTSi including rents and miles of Louisville 16c a pound. 16-0o; 1-3 190-250 lb 15.60-15.85; nigllt-Owensboro, Will Walker, Miami, Burial will be in Shutt Cemetery. nl p-j foP Broilers purchased on a. deliver- nthrr weiehts.

butch- 'outh P'eaded Bul'ty t0 tne received a avenge pay MRS. IDA STOERMER and Dempsey Walker of The body is at the Tucker Fu- ment increase. Total payments I lEN'DERSON The funeral for ers or sows. charge when brought before County Judge T. B.

Birkhead and was 1 1 jneral Home, Central City, for Julv amounted to Sl.w.uti as Mr S-ofrmcr. 71. who died "uisuie. biles, appliances and furniture ea-in oasis ai isc a pouiia. continued to decline.

Tlie cumulative increases dur- OWENSBORO LIVESTOCK nr.tr three mnnths uhilp! OuotH Br Fitltf Potklnj Co.) LOUISVILLE LIVESTOCK ja 10 lne compnrt-d with $1. 310.675 in July iThursdav al 0f her son." cf 1959. Wlbur of Geneva will be MRS. ROBERT DUNCAN LILLIAN J. AODINGTON "'8 ri1 LOUISVILLE.

Ky. (AP)-(Fed- Cona- tie was Vldmi eral-State Market News Service) Daviess County jail. Hogs: Steady to 10 cents lower. CENTRAL CITY-Ullian Jose MADISONTI1JJE Services for, setting highs, were insuL'icient to spit nz uns, were iinuuiLitin iu r- The sta'e 2.4,: needy b.md re- at 10 a Saturday at Rudy t- i vrvnicxinuji itiiyihi tho Ppv. none JIrs- Uuncan, oi Adaington, aiea at a av mcrease under a I-Hoss 1.200: all classes about Lorgt (f(l L.

p. Oor Kl frt'tH 4 cipients received an average pay- Rwiand chape! -tnna IV.irh Fla fnrmor hnmii in Honkinsvillo at 6:30 -j: rvO. ana ISU-iJ ton. 10 k.rc Sn friHc I -I. L.

I mcr.t increase las N.iw;irus oincianng. ine doov quancii.v in is-tui ojuaum.m sicr Lcur.iy nsiuem, wno aim p.m. inursuay. one was an tin ne was an rermanent.y and cusapica hmp recipients received a 55.95 in- ch bv i Wednesday, will be held at 3 p.m. ploye of Rubeinste em- miUjon workers in 'Z" 240 lb 15.75-16.00; around 12 head' 2 for in's Department the aut0 and related industrios.

W.B-15 joo-flO lb 16.25; 2-3 190-250 JfirS' She was born Bu, about lsOi00O workm in the 13..0. A few light sows, $14.25. Shoe Mart, 4th BfCCk- crease. anA nf Hpnrlprn Sunday at Tirzah Primitive Bap- Store for 30 years Have A Plan To Suit You. Leate Rental Easy Payment 12.75-I3.oo.

enndqe. SEWING MACHINES With 6.T7 recipients, Jefferson Countv Iuther of Washington. at utmy' ai t1uamy ln vmo coumy ara electrical and farm equipment in-' County led in total amounts for all Ear of Gary, James She is sunivcd by her 8 membfr of the First Mcth' dustries will get raises, typically fllhan Dfllf PT RlPC four categories, receiving 5541.094 of' Laporte, and Richard of Robfrt' 8 son' Hubert, odist Church in Central City. a an hour. VUUUII VIIIVUI UIWJ Ln parents.

1 Owensboro; a daughter, Mary Townsend, both of Daytona Surviving are one brother, El-, aague noted that food prices, Rohemon Countv, having the Lou. at home; IS grandchildren a stepdaughter. Dorothy wood Addington of Island. and are lower than they were in 1958 rilf With fewest recipients, received the and five great-grandchildren: four of Henderson, a grand-two nieces, Linda and Donna. durable goods including JtUIIIC Cattle 2.200; receipts include head for special feeder sale Saturday; not enough on open market to test prices; all classes nominal.

Calves 100; about steady: good and choice vealers 23.00-26.00- few choice and prime 27.00-28.00; utility and standard 18.00-22.00. least amount of $4,556. sisters. Mrs. Diora Willett of Ge- auIer ana 8 S-greai-grana-, unenu se rv.ces wm oe con- washing machines, Anti-Casfro Group Mrs Mvrtle Peterson of p.m.

iw ouiy toastcrs ranges and vacuum iwpnHprn Wri RpIIp Kn.eht of The is bcui- returned to, in the Tucker Funeral Home by have registered a p. CAS SERVICE Colorado and Mrs. Willie of 'lluuu uvi- uw v. steady decline. Kennedy To Campaign HAVANA (AP)-A Cuban army Sheep 100; nominal, Central City, and a brother.

John dence' tirst urcn- unat However food prices are about captain among a group of anti hp hairmnnnt I pmprprv REPAIR ALL MAKES! Murphy Sewing Mach. Co. 701 Trlplttt Ph. MU 4-S5M Olv. M.

J. Croflon Pit. Inc 308 1. 25th Dial MU 3-6218 Across Slrw trorr Honiy-Krutt one per cent higher than a year 1 Dalton of Geneva. Castro plotters was killed in thei In Southern Ohio in ioumern unio uav iluther b.

craig ago. Nondurable goods are up iwiiuuiouic ur cnonfchi fw inn inrr irirpt STEWART unjCi JUi-c rvices iur lihucl J. annun per cent, and services are up 2.9, week, according to an uncon-! 14 hf JJ.8. Hilliwtf So tpwarf "lner werenciul i iwu. ctii, ivy.

wimei cent F. Kennedy plans to spend a day. 1 r'u today in the Woodland Baptist J. Smith. 39.

died Monday night imnnrtnnt At P.M. Todey campaigning in Southern Ohio aft- mo Church with the Rev. Harold at his home in Chicago, following pricV boosts came in pork firmed rePrt Thursay-fr artPn.n ftind-ralsinz stad-v Grove Rest Home at Shady Uo otl. pnee ame This version said a se dinner at Cincinnati' Oct. 6.

Grove, lie was a retired farmer home of a was a naUve of MuhJcnbcrg pr A peZ tacae for of Fidel -A. -6 An aide said today that on Oct. and coal miner. 'daughter, Mrl Ray Gossett, County. 1 iSl Se grated the plotters, who were 7 Kennedy will take his Demo- banning are wiie isora.

Mount Washington, Bullitt County. Surviving are his wife, in vM hHpins planning to blow up an army mu- Vrf $Wr ISEKlf cratic presidential campaign to two sons. Aaree oi ncmc. mo Survi are Us wife, Mrs. 1 Virginia Smith; three sons, Jerry bread Drices to a high dump- Middletown, Dayton and Colum- and Ernest of Scottsville; 12 Grepnville.

Ann Jimmv Dar.i orff Tp The captain produced a pistol Hew York Steele Exchange au- .74. hS9. Moa'ta Tb bus- grandchildren; a brother, uray 0(h)r Mrs Lamont reI and VVa two daugh-' rted that gpendabie eanungs of and tried t0 arrest 11,6111 Earlier, there had been specu- Evani and to of GreenviUe Mrs. Belinda Joy and Theresa, i declbTby 3 shot ,0 death ta resultmg lation he might tlsit Kentuck- ait-1 Mrs. Nma Hobgood EvansvUle enc(f of owensboro; aU at home; parents, Mr.

and wVta Jto 23 for meU' tte er his Cincinnati aprarance. Mrs. Ida dwell of Prow sktprK Mre Smith nf rpntr.i 1 the government nor Roman Catho- grandchildren; two' sisters, Mrs. Herbert Smith of Central fr the individual heading a four-per- dence. 1 Aire mith onn Ticc Tittio Cihc nrui cictor Mpc ATahpl Ji: KEEP BUYING BONDS! lie authorities would confirm this.

The exact part played by the priest, the Rev. Marcil Bedoya, ine ooay is ai idpp runiM an(J brotherj 0Us Craig, Hardison, Central City. ifm seasonally shorter factory Home here. all of Charlotte, N. The body is at the Tucker FVWOrk hours.

Revivol toniqhf, Hall meral Home, Central City, where. tun Street Baptist ww 'CARSON WALKER services were at 2 p.m. (CDT) to-. 7:30 CDT. Bob 'DERSON-Services for Mm-, FORDSVTLLE Carson Burial was in Fairmount tleCiriCliy MIIS 0 'Cbry.

44- Daw 85. tinner MA. h(" formerly of Fordsville, died Cemetery. Evangel.st, Roger Old- sectinn( wh0 mt He is sunivcd ham, iong tvangeiisr. in8 at the Methodist Hospital by tee sisters Mrs tLan 0f JAMES MeCULLOCH STEWART 3 In Minnesota was not clear.

The original account last Monday was that he was shot in the leg and arrested while trying to shield some youths the police had been seeking. No public charges have been made against the priest or the youths seized with him. Indications are that the government wants to hush up the case until a conference of hemisphere foreign ministers ends in Costa Rica. Another Roman Catholic priest De present aunflay, Aug. here, win oe neia at I p.m.

Covington, Mrs. Ira Matthews of DRAKESBORO James Mc- sr. PAUL, Minn. (AP)-Light- Ett Ail 28, and help US break at 'dls Pentecostal Church. and Mrs.

Eunice Tut-'CuUoch Stewart, 76, died in Muhl-'ning and power line electricity School rec- uiu.uulK. te 0 Henderson, and four broth-nberg Community Hospital at kille killed our Sunday three persons in Minnesota Burial will be in Mt. Zion Ceme- weather ers, najpn viamer oi uwensooro, urakesboro inursaay ionowinj a Thursday as stormy ord of 1,006. Sunday cry- I Ronnie Walkpr. Flat Rock.

Ind.Jlnnc illnpss. Hp was born 111 cii-anl iha cfnia NO" DOWN PAYMENT TO VETERANS $350.00 DOWN TO NON-VETERANS PAYMENTS LOWER THAN RENT MODEL HOME AT 685 DALTON ST. IN RIDGEWOOD ACRES OPEN 2 TO 5 P.M. EVERY DAY OTHER TIMES BY APPOINTMENT School mOrninq; He is Survived by five vwr WMr Wnifrhtntna-n TnH ''UmrrA Ctlniv Maw 97 11 rt worship, 10:45. Nursery Edgar, Howard.

Lester and Shel- and rjennis Walker of Fordsville. He was a member of the Drakes- killed by lightning as he stood un- was prevented from saying Mass open Air Conditioned. D- au 01 area.j The funeral will be at 2 p.m.iboro Methodist Church, Cundiff dr a large tree to escape heavy: under threat of death by pro-Com auu (CST) Saturday at the Pleasant Masonic Lodge 845 and Order or rain. A companion, Dave Mechtel, SPECIA munist squads in the Las Villas province port of Isabela de Sagua recently, according to reports from there. UI Grove Baptist Church, the Rev.

the Eastern Star 489. 12. was knocked down and stunned and 27 grandchiloren and Howard Matthews officiating, as-J Surviving are his wife, Bertha; but apparently escaped injury, rune great-grandc hildren. 'sisted by the Rev. Robert Walker, one son, James, Drakesboro; onej At Starbuck, 150 miles northwest Gulf O.I so ofcirfj Jaw 84.

us The tody is at the Rudy Row- The body is at Phillips Funeral daughter, Mrs. Ella Stewart, here, Raymond Brown, 3G, and land Funeral Used Refrigerators Home, Fordsville. Drakesboro; one sister, Mrs. D. his son, Ray 13, were elec- ij IJ in F.

Gather, Greenville; several trocuted when wind blew a metal DQYr lj, HSlQ Al T6T nieces and nephews. ladder against a power line. They! Funeral services will be held were raising the ladder to pick UnnWnn Al Mfttariflf. BUY NOW WHILE TERMS ARE AVAILABLE. Jo EARL WALKER MRS B'.

WARMAN A A M-Funeral services CLEATON Euro Gregory War-were held today for Earl Walker'-- 70 in a MadisonvUle at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Drakes-ianples. vuvviuiy mi i ivivi iji err R5, a cemetery monument dealer on Thursday. She Methodist Church, the Rev.j Some southwestern Minnesota for 20 years, in the Briar Creek To(3d County and was a Douglas Wilson, pastor, of ficiat-'areas received more than three INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP)- A fiurv-trim rfninWpn hnv nf 13 was Afltenca Stock Excta9 1 Adt Jaci Srt.

rresoyienan uiurcn wim me mpmber the Cleaton Baptist Rev. Ben Woodburn officiating, church. ing. Burial will be in Evergreen inches of rain. Worthington got held after he shot at Cemetery, Greenville.

two inches in 45 minutes, but fnll- nancr arvi thvn MU 4-5875 DAY MU 4-5217 EVENINGS He was buried in the church cemetery. I Suniving are her husband, J. B. Warman; three daughters, The body is at the Parker- it caused no serious damage, Washburn-Pannell Funeral Home. A veteran oi worm war l.

ne Mr, Terry Heltsley of Dunmor.iin Drakesboro. NATIONAL HOMES to kill a young girl. He said later a man had given him some beer. A motorist grabbed the boy aft-her he hit the motorist's car with a bullet from a rifle. is survived ny ms wue.

i'ean; Mrs Martin Drake and Mrs Indiana Deaths NO DOWN PAYMENT two daughters, Mrs. Charlotte Joyce 5. both of Central QUAKE REPORTED Wells and Mrs. Ann Beadnell Citv: three sons. Willis Gregory, TOKYO (AP) The Tokyo-' rt ideui-c DDDDQDDDQ The boy's name was withheld.

nf r.raham- enn Rf-Hfnrri r. 1 cousourgn, Arvai voKonama region was snawen oy, tt, 00 Build Owensboro Products! 1. rt ui rtriiviiic i.t.s Jirvr ru us. wrta R.io Phniir and Mr r.ladvs 4 In DOUI ana me rwe THIRD I WALNUT STt i i- graniicniiaren ana ii greai-ea mues Deiow me earm sur- hnnsp Knnprnl Unmp tho Rpv. A fnw mnmentc oarlipr ha Viarl I Ku.nuwmu.cu, WLC uu u.c Harlan Fulks and the Rev.

onto vorch and threatened ri dren. of Tokyo. There were no reports u'jj u. in Snnspt Hill Cpmpfprv MiHn't sprvo him snmp hlaplr rnf. Limeston Carter is survived by his wife, fee.

E3 Clyfta; and a sister, Mrs. Edna; Police had to handcuff the kick- 1 Small of Rockport. ling boy to get him to the Juvenile Ft BLONDIE 1 for Your Driveways, Parking Lots and Subdivisions. a oolu 1flAflTIOU aid scheduled iry SrlVrlllUlI 1 JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP)-In- Restoration of Colonial Wil- Wo cet' JjT I donesia will use five million dol- liamsburg, cost John D. S3 it-'WvYtf TI home 'Qffi'g? -i 5' lars worth of Soviet aid next year Rockefeller Jr.

52'4 million dol-i -ViJfeLSsyV I lint I y.K flf to build its first atomic reactor. liars. ig ICSfe. fto iter f-Ml 1 SCHOOL PAPER 77 Nsf ESP Wmj OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 0 "0lii4f 'tj 3H Horn Owned 406 Frtd.riea 2 -or for an fe V.J,,..., worthwhile pZose! rl)''' 1 Sfj Arronge now to pay off those bothersome 'I') ''CJiiiJ bills and hove cosh left over for a worry-freo I I 1 rTj Tl 9 Zj UJULLAJuJULL Frankfifi Finance il hFL tSi-4 PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE! SERVING WEST KENTUCKY FOR OVER 45 YEARS OWENSBORO RIVER SAND GRAVEL CO.

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