The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 36

it.1. SECTION 2 TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1056 THE COURIER JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, PARKING liQO Louisville's Big Independent Yesterday's Weather Furniture Store UUUU '13 II Si nrs3f! Figur Show W.gh Tampgrohwi fH WEATHER BUREAU 1:30 P.M. coin I 1 $8" Per Chair Stylish-Unfinished predicted for the Atlantic Seaboard states, and rain lor follow a S3 a ci 13 13 Regular Price Weal her Burf an report for the 24 eiuiui at p.m. Hub. Low Mlantic rilw.

N. Milton, 54 I ItuMUrt, JU. '14 Piw. CiiH-innatt, Ohio fievelaud. Ohm HilllM, 1'CX Denver, Coi.

Tift ro it. Mich. tuhith. Mmn Indianapolis, tnd. Jucksom ilie, FU.

LouUvttlffy Kv, "Mcfnphis Teun, Minoeprtli-St Paul Canada New Orleans, La, New York. Phoenix. Ariz, Je, Louis, Mo. salt Lake City, I'Uh sti Franeiseo Cat. Of, ft 7 T8 tt 8i 8: 1 K7 ft 41 til ti-l 5J B.I ,04 .01) KTKO ROLOGU" AL 1 A 1 A (Official) Louisville, Ky Oct.

lOJMi. 7 a.m. Nifofi. 7 ni Temperature (drj bulb 54 72 Temperature twet bulb IS2 fiJ ti lew point SI 57 Relative humidity Hi' fiO 5 Temperatures and PrecipitationMaximum temperature, 1 minimum tem perature. 32; mean temperature, 67; norms! temperature.

S.V, departure for i -2; departure for numth, departm siir.ee March I- --215; mean relative humidity, total precipitation, 0: normal i iipiiui inn, no, uifpiim tur iifty. depanure fnr momh. dp- part ur wnc. J. 1.7a.

river stacks t.ouiaville at am. yesterday Upper or n4r pooi dars with only nurtnr i'hanes tnr th next several Special Months Proclaimed Frankfort, Oct. 1 (VP) Governor Chandler has proclaimed October as Navy-Marine Corps Month and November as Religion In American Life Month. ing areas: from Lakes southwest to Texas and central Gulf, southern Florida, upper Mississippi Valley, mountains of Wyoming, Colorado, and Utah, and Washington. It will be warmer in the upper-Ohio Valley and Middle Atlantic states; cooler from the Great Lakes to northern Oklahoma.

Sturdy Hi id El 'a ii 13 si Jimmifi Vfco Srtynt It would be better if they postponed either the election or the Louisville baseball deal. It's just too much for the average mind to absorb both at one time. 5 7 If (-. I jff i City and County Statistics Finished in Maple $22.50 Etl Unfinished $19.95 -Mai WA3 Oolo from 0 S. WIAtl (.

of w(rMia auKfau 50 -CI Assoctarad Prats Wirpnoto Map FORECAST: Fair skips are an! C. Bradley. 25, oltire work, southern Dm is G. WnnaKer, of St, James Ct, Svivfster J. Carroll, 1:.

draft man. Hank: Joyce Smkhorn, 21, at IBM Rd Albert Knabcl. 24, LB aVpertor, Btirneti; Jean fe-ebou, 29, ai Harry T. Hkkcv, 42, oHt-r, 3'3 S. 2-th; AJay AKuea lUekey, oi S.

24th. Bird is Boys Mrs. Fred Ftsher. 5T" Anc. f.

Mil. Juhn A. uil, U'-i Bonnycatle, Seel. 9. Mrs.

William B. Fravert, ii Nam, 8. Mrs, Iluard E. Fuikeriti, S5(H Car-fcid. Auk.

2. Mn, Atthur M. C.ilbert, 417 Shelby Mis, Kcnnetli h. Harboit, I.Otis Way. Scit Mrs.

Fvcrctt L. Hedae.speih, Buik icy. hept. 8, Mrs. Donald C.

Heverin, 4,121 Raven Au. 27. Mrs. Charles W. liiggjns, list S.

42d, Sept. 11. Mrs. Richard Q. llolifield, 17 IS Bach, man Di Muveb.

Sept. 5. Mrs Hichard V. Kenrtey, M04 Ra. dunce Rtl Sept.

Mrs. Robert K. L. Mahoney, 17SJ W. Jefferson.

Aug 'J7. Mrs, McGinnts, 54J2 Cut M1 Sept 10. Mrs. Ted Metzeer-, aao4 Waltlet Kit Fern Creek, Sept. 30 Mrs.

Hoy Miller, 1370 Hemlock, Sept. Mrs. Robert L. Minima, 7ia Woodlan, Sept. 4.

Mrs. William M. Moore, IMS E. Wash-lltittoii, Aus. 2'j.

Mrs. Husseil Myers, 430! Orante Sept. 4. Mrs. Joseph Norriav 100J Hathawav, Aiut Ji.

Mrs. Jerry Osbaum. 1913 Avery Ct 3. Mrs. Jamea P.

Pannell, 14 S. Preston, Sept, 2 Mm. William Price, 1415 Nvhtingata Sept. Mrs. Leonard Ray, 71ftg Nathan Hale Way.

Villey Station, Sepl. 1. Girls Mrs, Melville Pertino, 220 28; h. Mrs (luy H. Ranson.

,18 Don Allen Bd Sepl. 6. Mrs. Joe S. Reed.

Lyndon, Sept 6. Mrs, John Rost, 4l2ti River Pa-k Sept, 7. Mrs, Albert J. Sanders, 4013 Plyninatth 10. Mrs.

William Smothers, 4219 Grand, Sept. 9. Mrs. Fred Thompson, 1707 W. Broad, way.

Aue, 27. Mrs Vlrsil F. Waldridge, P2S Swan, Ann IS. Mrs. Wilburn L.

tclsh, 3u24 Iixie July 26 Mrs. (ieorae Woods, Rt, 2, Aug 37 Mrs Robert Wooidrinae, ll Mohawk. An 27, Mrs. Charles Yurt, loufi Charles, Sept. 3.

Mm Paul I Zink. 3747 Deer Park All. 28. Mrs. John Allen, Hosecialo Sept.

9, Mrs Robert E. Bocktins. Ml Linwood, Sent. 9. Mrs William Barclay, 157 Mills Dr Sept 15 Mrs.

Rrwin R. Bartman, W23 Sherbrooke Rd Sept. 10. Mr. Thomas R.

Browne, Lebanon Junction, Sept. 11. Mm Shirley Carrithers, Jefferson-tow-n Rt. 2, Sept. 15.

Mr, Bueford R. lartwrieht, 2227 eron. Shively, Sept. IS. Homes to sell (10-20 years old) to supply the unusual demand for this type property, in Highlands, Crescent Hill, St.

Matthews, Middletown and Anchorage areas. No obligation. CALL WiM. F. KOCH, Associated With J.

ASHBY MILLER CO. Home: BE 2878 Office: BE 2471 Save $6 Each Unfinished, or $8.55 Compared with YOUR HUSBAND WILL SMILE Of rmira ht tmII hen he fin(U out that you liav davcrl tim money and stilt completely protected th family far anHiuKt treeza-up, rust and corrosion DuPont's low tout, anti-freeze. (rualingrnad tmuprov tlmt "7ron" protection will not knil away Intoilay'imoHiTn ran with prenauriasd cooling ays-turns. today. Only 1.60 gal.

Call A. S. 1SLUIVK. HEATING CO. for Gas Service Oil Service Stoker Service Weter Heater Service HEATING INSTAUATIONS CL 8834 SALES ENGINEER A.

W. (Bud) Forbes Call th'u Sale! Engineer tot FREE ESTIMATES CALL ME 7-1494 EXTRUDED ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS, DOORS, AWNINGS Windows Initalled et law as 95 NO DOWN PAYMENT 36 Months to Poy ft 339 E. BLOOM Retail Division Quality Controlled! Frcm Pillet to Finished Product ii Read the CLASSIFIED ADS guild mum MEET AN i (II Buy What You Need a Limit 6 to a Customer The Open Road '-'STETSON Long the most popular hat in the West where a man and his Stetson are inseparable the Stetson Open Road hasalsojourneyed eastward. Business and professional men, both East and West, have taken it to their hearts and heads. There's personality and individuality in itfor you, too.

Ask to see it today. $15 Finished Price Now Only Unfinished ill 0 4 LouUvlttian Asks $75J)69; Claims CraJli Injuries A suit was filed in Federal Court jeslerday by a Louisvillo woman for injuries allegedly suffered in an automobile accident in Oklahoma. Elizabeth Jean Dennison Man-slick Road, said she was a passenger in a car belonging to George W. Gash, Muldraiigh, that had an accident with a truck last October near El Ileno, Okla. The suit claims that Gash was driving negligently.

Also named as defendants and alleged to be negligent were the owner of the truck, Freeman Demwalt, Calumet, and the driver, Gene Miller, El Reno. i to Sp.ci.l to Th. CogH.r-Journ.l Campbellsville, Oct. J. RufllS Bitch Pike, 79, died of a I heart attack at his home here vestCrday, i HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING C.

E. LEEZER 1382 Dixia H9y. Ph CY 0J7S personality in a hat a -a a a 'U 1 98 DELIVERY 1 JTH AND WAlNUt hours free parking Lincoln Garage. Complaint Filed 22.141 -Robert Moor 9 vn, Ln PiolfJfl. 22-Harvef rrldrly vs.

Pari E. Vanur, 'rW-Titoniw J. Spalding vs. WIlr D. vt daiyae, shun Eujitfne Faust, tiivoree.

22H45Viraima KtWie Jones v- Johnny Jit-nry Jones, divutte. 22346-Pittsburgh Fhite Co. vs. Maiion Mctiets mile, Uua naUiUo CI) (It L. Bishop, 2a.i-W--Common-fii;th of Kentucky el ft vs.

Vauwhn HiiiliitnC i'n apiuNit. Helum va. Elmer iie.ium, divorce, iU.iMt--LcniwiUt funkier SupPiy Co. vs. Kobert Pear collection.

Count Court Dan naHoff appointed of Avonello Yvonne Hunter. Clarenr. IS.tLer appotttted admmis. trator pf Serena Potter estate. J.

Ftnl-v Snttth appoititwl atlminis-trator of (Sr-nha M. Smtttt etatt. J. AHin Sherman appointed Of HiMtnan Hrodfut.hrf rtdte. Mi.ry fc- Keenan attpoitttrd executor of Mary KHzttbeth Keenan t'sUte.

IVrmits Adnlph Frankiiil, brick-veneer dud-ltntt. Myo iio.mm. itonafd HommeiKarn, Sn34 Bob-oltna tAttU. Thomas Bastt, garae, ltina Sadie mi- H. H.

Vtttitow. addition lo dwrlllnf, 12S Camhrtdae Isaac niirham, enclose porch fo dwcl-Una, S345 Bohannon, J. A. Kendall, garage, 3H5 Belmont, Jl.SOtl. Itarsln Brewer, garace, Summer ll.ocfl.

l-'reit While, garage, 1M Seelbach, W7S. Vanca ilorri, jarage, HIT S. 23d, C. B. and Emmett I.awes, addition 10 atore, 4449 Park T.

A. Schurclit'ie. alterations to dwelling, Bonnyeastlc. Shopptna Center, addition to buildinf, ms Taylorwille Rd John Bullitt, hnck-veneer dwelling, 1174 S. 1, Police Court Drunken rtrlvinx AmhrO" French, Tlavid K.

Stranso, and Ira L. arris, 'to efh. Drivnm hile driver's licence i revokeclKtisene Lewis. and 30 days. tirand larceny Mow Sutton, postponed to U.

Malicious hootin riarence S. Smith, heici to firrand jury Oct. 15. Malicious etittina Mary J. Willis, post, rrmed to tonav.

Speedln, Robert T. Sapp, J7V Richard O. tinriy and Jxeph R. CebharH, tW each: Jerry Wilson, Jantei. R.

Nn-ble, and James C. each. 3Iarriajxe Licenses Arthur J. Knpp, 2t. manater, Catherme E.

Rattarmau, i 7, Of 4tr nurret N. Smith, 2. Ktm painter, HHJ s. 3dl CaroUn E. Short, 27, of la Crescent.

Dallas P. Tomes, 18, machine operator. 93 S. Mb; Kluxticie Carpenter, 21, of 1229 S. 7th.

Joseph D. Koons. S3, butcher, 43i Southcrest; Tiora Deaa Keritunon, II, ot Farmdale Ir. Robert franklin Thompson, 22. di-patcher, rt229 W.

Broadway: Nancy Jane Bason, 21. of VM S. Bellaire, lenjil W. Whitman. 21.

laborer, ne-pauw. Barbara Lee Hicka, 19, of Kelek. Shernll A. Neuti, IS, produca mana-irer, IHSS Bertie; Oeraldine Cline. 17, of 18 14 Mellwood.

Jamn D. Hawkina, 40, refrigeration ervice. and Jttanita V. McKmney. 3, both of Indianapolis.

Bonert C. Niemann. 2, sheet-metal worker. 613 E. Ormshy; Martha Ann Hellmann, 17, nf 4712 1-ynn Lea Rd.

Moreheail Enrollment Is .1,268, Up 20 Pet. Special la The Courier-Journal Morehead, Oct. 1 President-Adron Dnran reported today a record 1,268 students have registered for the fall semester at Morehead State College. The new enrollment, an increase of 20 per cent over last year, does not include training- school students, or those taking correspondence courses or working at off-campus study centers. Freshman enrollment is up to 417, an increase of 21.

over last fall, the president said. fcs'wa I Mint lititffliilr'iipitiB III Oal Clitall tllti Sthet imnMiea I aW? Hayburn Building Upholstered in Beautiful Modern Metallic Fabric PLAIN 13 each finish Ihese Chairs Any Way You IVonf Tftent It's fun fo finish these big line chairs to match whatever you want, or we'll sell them to you in maple finish tor $22.50 each. Be up to date-Save Money. Captain chairs are the most popular today for dining rooms, breakfast rooms, etc. Cash Charge Terms each it i it Note, the Tapered Blond Brass-Tip Feet E3 Just 48 to Sell VhJ Down a a a 0 if sTWMU UK 1 Li Chair by Day Bed by Night Modern, armless style chair for living room or bedroom.

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