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4 s-s VNe--- SECTION 2 It I Tin: coiruinjouRNAL, lousvilm-, kym Saturday morning, February 3, 1962 "is)1i'ij sj'se i -sesavssapNiqMsiMiissysiio. a-ays- Consumer Credit srlHlv I Assembly Bills, Resolutions Frankfort, Feb, 2 MO.ilft'ta exempt egf handler M. B. JI3-HlnkiDrtine an tnde- r.HUined to hi home pendent buiiie huoi; exempt any BillS and reSOlUtlOnS introduced Jjm.iri c.wn.y from v-huol with a lour-er college roum II mV yrvviiiwu of ia egt-mamettnf w'- J7t Irick Braulr maniipn recuxniiea ay in ueparin.cn. of Education, or relixiuua and non- urnfil ndeucnri-nt busmr-tM arhiMvla at Schoppenhorst Bros funeral Home W.

Market atur- da. February al Inter- ment, St. Stephen Cemetery TMOMA" Mr. fcnim nee Noofe. Friday.

February l.M, at 1.30 a.m. in her 71th year. Residence SJI s. 2sih. Beloved George Thomas; sister of Mrs.

Mamie Schuh; also survived by a number of nieces and nephewa. Service at bchoppenhorat Bros. Funeral Home. 11(32 W. Market.

Monday, February S. at 10.30 a.m. Interments Fasterri Cemetery WILSON, Mr. Ceorg Thursday, February 1. at the Old Mason Home.

Shelbyville, at 12.30 a.m. Beloved husband or Mrs. Myrtle Wilson (nee McAllister); father of Mrs. Henry Hos-' el, Hivers Fdge. NJ.

at the Miller Funeral Home. nuo 3rd. Funeral Saturday. February; 3rd. from the funeral 2 m.

Interment Mt Holly Cemetery. Highland Park Lode'9 lulMllluU Cfry ton. Monument. 4 linillllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIMIIHIimiHHIIimilll eVEOHfiN Garden Mausoleum Association, 'or ron tion phone PANKE MONUMENT 117 Jefferson St. Jn.Z!f mimii.m.mnii.i ftiiMaftral Director.

7 Mrs Drury is si Ratterman', 2114 Market Funeral 8 am. Mori, from St Columba Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. CLllS, Mr. William "TTFriday7 February 2.

Is-h, in his 62nd year; residence. 272o St. Xavier St. lie-voted husband uf Mrs. Ldna FJlit; beloved father of Mrs.

Fdward Mary) Jacubs. Mrs. Sain (llaimaf Shalt. Mis. Hubert llrma) Mnsley, Mrs.

Cilbert K.eneveivel Richardson. Mis FJuaheth Fiji'. Mr. t.eorge Fills and Mr Norman K. Kills; brother of Mr.

bdgar Ellis and Mrs. Mary Broder; also survived by 10 grandchildren and several nieces and nephew. Services from the Manning-Dunn runeral Home, ait N. 2th Monday at 2 p.m. Interment, Fveigteen Cemetery.

IlLlS, Master Michael Wayne passed away Wednesday, January 21. iwi2 at 1 20 p.m. in his year at St. Joseph's Infirmary; family residence, Cane Run fioad. Beloved sun of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles F. Fills; brother of Hrenda, Phillip. Daniel and Judith F.llis. also survived by his grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. FUgar Flli and Mr. and Mr. R. W.

Webster and several aunts and uncles. Remains resting at the Owen Funeral Home. Virginia Ave. Funeral services Saturday at 10 a m. from tlte Owen hapel.

Burial in Fver- reen Cemetery. TMINOTON, Anna Nfabel. sue years. Friday. February 2.

ltftia at 1 I lit I State Allocates Prizes For Swine Show Frankfort, Feb. 2 The State Department of Agriculture has allocated $5,000 to the premium fund to be offered in the barrow show at the State Fairgrounds in Louisville February 6 to 9, Agriculture Commissioner F.m-erson Beauchamp said Friday. Beauchamp said his department is cosponsoring the swine show along with Bourbon Stockyards, the Kentucky Swine Growers Council, the University of Kentucky department of animal husbandry, and the Fischer Packing Company, Louisville. Al Parsons, Louisville, superintendent of the barrow show, said nine breeds are on the show list. These are Berk-shires, Chester Whites, Durocs, Hampshires.

There are some 71 classes. Parents On Mercy Coll Lose Other Children Joaquin, Feb. 2 (UPI) Mr. and Mrs. Carl Darden left home early Friday to take an epileptic son to a hospital While they were away fire de stroyed their home and burned five other Darden children death.

to "Forget for a moment that I'm your boss, Argyle, and flve me yur frank Pin ion. Sidle Legislators To Visit U. Of L. On Wednesday Members of the General Assembly will be guests of the University of Louisville for a tour Wednesday of the Medical Center, dinner at Bigelow Hall, and the U. of Paul basketball game at the Fairgrounds.

The legislators will leave Frankfort by bus about 3:30 p.m. Mayor Cowger will entertain them at a reception and cocktail party at the Diplomat Inn after the Medical Center tour. Governor and Mrs. Combs and Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Wilson W.

Wyatt also have been invited, along with wives of the Jefferson County legislators and U. of L. officials. Dr. Philip Davidson, U.

of L. president, will speak briefly at the dinner, and Medical School students will entertain with musical selections. -ill The parents returned home in time to find the walls and roof of their three-room home collapsing. Tre children were Jenam, 16: Carolyn Sue, 6: Tommy Joe, 7: Kathy Mae, 4, and Glenn Allen Darden, 2. IT'S EASY to place a Classified Advertisement Can JUnieer f-2211 nd a for an Ad Tkr If you are a permanent resident of the city (either listed in Uie city directory or telephone directory), you need only say CHAROI IT An "accommodation bill will be sent you after Uie advertisement expires.

The Courier-Journal The Louisville Times These newspaper do not knowingly accept ads of a fraudulent, misleading, controversial or discriminatory nature and reserve the right to edit or reject any copy submitted. The classified advertising section (except for some advertisements in special categories) does not appear in early editions of The Courier-Journal (including copies sold on the street the night before publication day) The Courier-Journal and Time will not be respousiole for more than one incorrect insertion of an advertisement. Notice of error must be given ln time for coneo tion before next insertion. Houses For Sale By Area Friday in the general assembly: Senate Bills: 157 MrCann Prohibit a parent from pfrmiltitii hie ehiitl under IS tfn ut tie trom operating moUtr vehirlt oa tied by the patent unlets eiiuipped with a governor preventing it from being driven ver 43 mile per hour; penU. K.

B. I5-KeH-lJgiiiate a public nuitaiKM and prolijbit Ih mainte nance of iunkyaid within tert fiuti a higtiMay jt In view (herefrom; requite ftt-reeita to ohktruct view of aucU )unkartl; penalty. S. la-Kelly Amend S. 3J7.510 lo rvquira the.

proper public authority iiutead of the prevatlinc board in the Department of lndutrial Nelatlous to determine schedule of work: require such wages to be not les than prevailing wages paid in the same trade or occupation in the locality: require such public authority lo establish prevailing wages at same rate prevailing in locality under collective agreement or underslanduigs when the public works contract is made; amend K.R.S. 3J7.530 to conform to the provisiona of this act: emergency. t. B. Kinkead Permit a Com monwealth' attorney.

In counties with population ol 12S.UIIO or more, but Icmi than 200,000, to appoint an asislant Commonwealth's attorney for duration of hia term, aubject to hi removal. ILL WOULD LIMIT LOANS 8. B. 161-Ward Amend S. 155.080 to limit the total amount out- standing on loan to a business-develop- muni corporation by a building and loaii-awociation member to i percent of all reserves, surplus, and undivided profits of such building-and loan association or one fourth of one percent of the total outstanding loan made by such iociatlon whichever la the lesser; emergenry.

of K.H.S. Chanter 157 to expand the educational program for exceptional children classified a exceptional, physically handicapped, speech defective, educable mentally handicapped, and trainable mentally handicapped children: require school boards with eight trainable children to establish special education classes upon parents' petition: require the superintendent of public instruction to employ four additional aupervuora 10 iesi snu classify the mentally retarded, and to classify the menially retaraeo. ana lo supervise programs for all other ex- ceptlonal children; transfer from the tchool foundation program for the fiscal year and for the 1902-64 fiscal year, and from the mental-retardation program, for the 1D62-63 fiscal year and Siixi.ihkj for the lo3-4 fiscal year to accomplish the purpose ot this act; repeal KKa 157.300. Senate Resolutions: 8, R. 2s Kiser Joint resolution directing the Assembly paymaster to compensate benator Hazel Cobb to the same extent as otner senators is 1 1 IV atBlllV rirns "as -s psvment to be mde as of January 1, ,,:2 27 I.gn Direct the regularly elected nd acting Investigating com- nultce to Investigate the charge that the office of Stale of the 3Ut District, held by Tom Haoey.

1 vacant. House Kills: M. B. MB Klrtley Amend K.R.S. 413.120 and 413.140 to require that ac- nnn fnr iniiirv tn Dersonal Droneny be brought within one year Instead of within five year after the cause of III set inn H.

S. 24 Irick Amend K.R S. 21.0 550 Malicious eJiooting Mike ('. Furman. amended to disorderly conduct.

$100. Grand larceny Truman Scott, postponed to Feb. ItuilriiiifZ Permits Blue Motor Coach Lines, steel gaiait building. 614 Madison, Medical I'laza, new building, 3333 Banlslown Hd $50,0.10. Julin H.

Hicks, brick-veneer dwelling, 3DU7 Manner Dale $10,000. Marriage LiceiisoH llyman Ensrlanr, 34, service station, 2141 Algonquin RuJeanne hpen- cer. 38, of 1-JZ7 Grmeieaa nr. Nvlventer A. tduards.

2. carpenter. vnn'crewi i.ynuon; ftueua uuiiii 25, of 41)15 Ureenwood Pleasure Hinge 1'arK. Chester K. Zoller, 21.

manager, 1720 W. St. Catherine: Martha E. Fryrear, 22. of 150 Date.

AlbeH Donald Brown, 23, musician, Orchard: Linda J. Allgood, 1 of 3301 Rohannon. Arthur H. Atkln. 22.

laborer. 11.10 Carvlu Brenda J. Richardson, 21 of H2 Schiller Ct. Richard Neill, 20. student, 127 HaH- ell Jackita White, 23.

of 1325 S. 3d St. Hirtlis Boys Born To Mrs. Arthur E. Walker.

2314 Medford Dec. 20. Kobt E. Weathrrholt. 4902 Warbler Dec.

19. Wm Weddington, 101 Bellemeade Dec 20. Jaa. S. Williams.

420 Tallulah. Stanley A. Branger. S200 Jamesiiui Rd Dec. 20.

Robt. Bratcher. Ill southland Pec 31. Jas. H.

Ureal 8I3J rrey a-. Dec as. James M. Conway, Valley Dec. 28 A.

J. Crawford, 312 N. 20th. Dec. 31.

Robt. 11. Crumby. 4817 Southern Dec. 28.

DeVon K. Cunningham. 420 N. High-land. Austin Dec.

3. Haul Dixon, ais si. 1 ainenne, Dec. 13. Dich" Donm'n' 8544 Dr- Henry r.

rairieign, iou westpon Dec. 28 Jos. llatmaker, 2112 W. Maple. Dec.

25. Raymond Hayes, 3420 W. a 1 Dec. 30. Chas H.

Higgxon. Anchorage Rt. 2, Dec 22 Virgil R. Hill. 1719 Patton Dec.

31 Rodger S. Jenks. 414 Newman, Dec. 31. Francis L.

Lambert. 3318 Fern Lea Dec. 13. of place coritainfnf pinbail machine lo prohibit hooirhildren playing the nta. hin while hoot i in teiou; penany.

H. ft 171 Hitnn -All ft Ing fommlttw on governmental affair iu wiiaiw urn tt mm ra a in t.eneral Aaembiy; provide for their m.VA tT out of the genli fund i oner "io in Vil-ttJ and Itr aucreedlng emei nent'v. flai M. 272 Moloney Require all per-aon lirenaed to kII lRkrl for view. UK cloaed-ctrruit television bvtln) and letlin ihuoa to auhmlt a certi fied, written report alter each rtiowtnf ivin h.

nnmir th miM minu nJi, tax on row receipt, and a 5 percent tax on rignta paynienta received from broadcaating companies. Would Relieve Officials h. Moloney Kelieve clerks, sherills, and jailers, who must pay fees collected imo me Mate treasury, from liability after funda are deposit ed in a depository auoraveH hv the Fiscal Court, and relieve obligor tn bonds of responsibility for loss of. or delay In payment of auch funds because of failure or auspenston of the depository. H.

274 Gaines Amend S. ow relating to claims against es- fates to pay in full the cost of hoe- plial service, including maintenance, witnin year preceding death, as well a burial expensea and cost of administration of estate, before any pro rata distribution la made, if the personal estate of decedent ie not eulflrlent to pay his liabilities. ft. B. White Discard all Voter- registration records on January 1, Iii3: require rrgiHiration or re-reglsv ii mm iucf to mi ip i supply irruii" cate to voter evidencing regibtration.

27s Ellis Forbid legislative counnlmanlc form of government from calling special meeting within 72 hours of any previous meetiiig- M. B. 277 Bates KstabllKh a slat recreation consultant eervice In the Department of kducatlon which shall appoint a person to head the service; set out qualifications and salary limits of such consultant; specify the duties of the consultant and hi staff; appropriate to the Depsrtment of Education for the lli2-63 biennium. Blythe Amend K.H.S. M0 proi(le penalties for any Btrmn OT corporation failing to make return required by the Fiscal rt counly of mor.

pursuant to K.H.b. Chapter 88 relating to license fees. Would Provide Penalties H. B. 27 Blythe Amend K.H.S.

6 180 lo provide penalties for default of payment of license taxes; permit a population to acquir and enforce llena fair, art real and personal property in ueh caa. M. B. jm-Hoiioran Amena k.kk. nJ.ud a juuiciai uiBinii smuiaciiis iiiuib than one county ana with no city of the third instead of the second class to appoint an official stenographic reporter.

0 Klrtley Amend K.R 8. d.ll.ellf 1 1 S7 ss i' SB id IU VII is I court from judgment of County court to be within one instead of five years after Judgment. H. B. 22 Freeman Amend K.H.S.

64. 515 to Increase the pay of a Com- monwealth attorney from $125 to SUSO a month: amend K.R.S. 142 030 to levy a tax of $2.50 on each criminal convlcllon carrying a fin to cover auch expense. John C. Leist.

2225 Saratoga Dec 2B. Harold E. Major. Preston April Oliver T. Newcomb.

4412 South-ridue, Dec. 30, kenneUi Parman, 243 Eldorado, Dec. 23. Tommy Patton, 666 Curry Dec. 30.

Alvin C. Phelps. Anchorage Rt. 3, Dec. 17.

Wm. O. Piper. 651 S. 39th.

Dec. 30. CirJs Born To Chaa. F. Gerlarh.

1431 S. 4th, Dec. 20. bluy K. Guodall, 5804 t.

Manslick Dec. 23. 1-eroy R. Graves, 149 Vernon, Dec. 18.

Haywood Guy, 5417 Wlntergreen, iu Curtis D. Hamilton. 512 W. Ormsby. Dec.

20. Thos. G. Huelsman, 32 Ash, Dec. 20.

Glenn M. Jolly, 104 (JW Villa Dec. 17. Wm. J.

Klnley. 10102 Welch Dec. 28. Virgil D. Lewis, Mt.

Washington, Dec. 18. Carl L. Miller. 1711 Gresham Dec.

22. Husaell E. Mulcahy. 25 Rosewood Dr, Dec. 22.

Floyd E. Nail. 221 S. Btrrhwood. Sept.

2. Ronald If. Orme, 1103 Meadow, Dec. 19. John T.

Price. Marysville. Rt. 1. Aug.

22. Willie L. Reams, 3545 Nat. Dec. 20.

E. Sadtler, 3132 Roselaun Dec. 17. Jas. F.

Saline. Vernon, Dec. 20. Wm. E.

Selby, 3217 Triangle, Dec. 23. Saml. D. Shirley, 525 W.

Ormsby. Dec. 21. John M. Simmon.

1220 K. Broadway, Dec. 1 tiaroio oiory, soa c. rt asnuiiun, am. a.

Jas. D. Thaler. 8126 Braidw-ood, 5174 Poplar 7321" South i'ec. j.

Wm. H. Thompson, i-evei wee. n. 1..

si 1 1 as as David S. Waggoner Sine Dee. i. 1'hurman B. W'ardord, 3422 Weber, Aug.

24. Anthony J. Albgnese. S. 4th, Dec.

23. Chas. A. Bachmann, 2127 Sycamore, Dec. 15.

Divorces liranled Mildred W. Basham from James M. Leila Mae Scetfers from Horace. Zora Aileen Haubner from El-wood R. Kathleen Fox Logsdon from James William.

Violet E. Hunter from Thomas. Bertram Seabrooks from Audrey. Stanley Blair from Mary Anne. Rose Anna Pulliam from Robert E.

Carl Roger Lut-aa from Joyce Ann Daugherty. Myrtle M. Walker from John. Statistics For The City And Count) sNMANA Mia, I HH4) ft0 IAST 1 MO tOUTN tNO I HI Slower In Gains For Deeeinber Washington, Feb. 2 The revised expansion of consumer installment credit continued in December, but at a reduced rate.

The Federal Reserve Board said Friday that outstanding installment debt increased bv $264,000,000 to $43,200,000,000 in December. This increase, adjusted (or seasonal factors, followed an expansion of in November. Automobile credit rose by $110,000,000 to just under The November increase was $152,000,000. Credit for the purchase of other consumer goods increased by $83,000,000 in T)e- A rm ln Ana 4 sJ t- a thtn in November and the largest monthly expansion in this category since the spring of 1960. Personal loans advanced by $80,000,000 to Noninstallment debts increased by $131,000,000 to almost $14,000,000,000.

Itram' Earnings Hine ChicaRO, Feb. 2 lAr James Beam Distilling Company reported for the six months end ed December 31: IKS1 l.M 190 1.2.1 44,961,012 Net Income A share Sale Hogs Hring Up To $1S Hundredweight Federal Uste Market Newt Service Al the Bourbon Stock Yards yesterday: Hoes barrnwe and (Ute strong to 2b cent higher: sows 60 cents higher: mined No. 1-3 barrows and gills, 1911-240 pounds, mostly 117.51): No. 1-1 I7.50 to S17.75: V) head No. 1 fit: No.

2-3, HiO-l'M) pounds. SIS.75 to No. 2-3 sow. MlU-HM pnunde. II3.5U to mostly $13.75 to $14: mHuO pounds $14 to $IS 50.

Cattle (Ml; voniiual, Cslvee nominal. Sheep SO: nominal. Chicago Livestock Chicago Feb. 1 (API Trade was active In the butcher-hog market Friday and the supply of $.500 head sold out early at prices mostly steady. With shipper accounts taking more than half the offerings, mixed No.

I and 2 grades weighing 110-225 pounds cleared at $17.14 to and 1WM40 pounds mixed 1-1 grades at $17.25 and up. Heavier kinds-moved at $16 25 to SI7.25. sows up lo $15.25. The weeks offerings of 36.000 were the smallest In three weeks and down g.ono from last week. The aupply of alaughter eteers, heifers and vealere was too small tor a test of the market.

A few 1.150 lb high choice and prime grade steers moved at $26.15 but no sales of helifrs or vrxlers were reported. Bull topped at $20. Trade In the sheep market was limited to 200 head. Prices were quotable steady at for mixed choice and prime wooled slaughter lambs and $10 to $17.50 for mixed good and choice. 17 To 19 Ccnls A Pound Offered For Broilers By ederl-State Market Newt Service Poultry Broiler market remained slesdv throughout the week.

Louisville dealers reported an ample supply for an unaggressive demand although demand by country processing plsnts continued good. Heavy hens strengthened at Friday's close In the Louisville are. Broilers bought at farms 17c to lc. mostly 17c, Broilers delivered to plants lc to inc. At field Held Farms Plants Lou.

Heavy fancy white mest- tpe hens lb, up Choice colored hen b-x lbs up LlBht hen nd old rooster 15c-16c 18c 17c-lc 12C-13C 12C-14C 12C-13C 5e 5c -6c Market throughout the state tesiiied esrly In the week but all firarie end sites were from 2c to So nwrr than last Friday' rlose. Louisville dealer report receipt and sup. piles have continued ample for current demand, which has been mostly fair. Country points have reported mediums in short aupply with movement slow due 1f narrow price range between medium and large. Smalls reported very limited.

Price paid delivered to I.milvlH eae lots, commercial eega. minimum gir A. producer pack fdirt and checks out) cases exchanged: Large (54 lb. mm.) 32c to 34c. mostly 33r Medium (47 lb min i 30c to 32c, mostly Small (41 lb.

mln 25c to 26c, rr. cully 16c Price paid producer at farms and collection stations, for eggs graded according to Kentucky consumei -grade standards, raves exchanged; Grade A larse 3fH Grade A medium 3Se to 35c. Grade A small 2c lo Cliiraiso 1'rotliU' Chicago. Feb I fAPV Rutter: wholesale selling prices unrhan-iMi higher; 3-cire A A 0 41; $2 A (OM: Kl 59 Fgge: prices paid delivered Chicago lower to i.s higher: fin perrent ur better Grade A white large mixed 3417-33: medium mixed extias standards 30V34i3; checks Potato- arrival on track 1(15: total tT. shipments 452: old sun- Cliee moderate: demand slow: mar-et for rimeta steady, round reds null- carlot track ale; Idaho russets Minnesota-North Dakota Red River Valley round red" Norland type tl 40.

Pontisc type new track offerings lntlf Icient to quote. Georgia Poultry Prices Atlanta. Feb. 2 AP Georgia Poultry Market unchanged prlcewUe; however, many quotations were cent lower as considerable discounting was reported in resdv-to-eook trading; live offerings limited, ranging from barely adequate to short of needs; unusuallv high condemnation ln many plant wa contributing to the shortages: st farm price 1j to 17, mostly 17 rent, a pound Chicago Mercantile Exchange SHfLL-IGO FOTUfS Open High I ow Close Pre. Close See S3 4 33.4$ 3.1 33.IS-20 93.45-50 Oct' 33 4.

33 45 Of) 330. la 3150 Nov 33 1 33 15 3.1 00 33 no S3 TO Dec 32 0 3J 00 illc (train I'ric" Fetferet Mst rkt New Service Rift here vesterrlav fnr red wheat Te lower; yellow shelled emn to Tr lower; white oats unchanged to lower: rve Ir lower-Prices paid per bu-tie! for No. 2 grade of grain delivered to Louivil'e In truckload lot: red wheat S3 to yellow shelled corn l.i2 to 1.14; srh'te osts Hr to Kr rye 3D to SI bar'ey 75c, and No. 1 yellow soybeans $2 2S. Cash Grain At Chicago Chicago.

Feb. A. PV Wriest ss romlnallr easier: basis steady; receipts 1 ear; corn essier: bsis stesdy; re-eelpts 2H3 ears. Including 147 ear for the Commodity Credit Corpor-tlon: oeta easier: basl stesdv: receipts 2 rsr; ovbean receipts were car. No wheat sales.

Corn No. 2 yellow tl.10; No. 3 yellow 0 to SLtwH; No. 4 yellow SI D4 to No vellow SI 02 to Sl.n?'?; sample grade yellow Sl.fB Oat No. 1 extra heavy white Tl cents; No extra heavv hite "2 ce-nts.

Soybeans No. 3 yellow Sovbean oil Barlev: malting rtioire $1 2N: feed cents to S1 2iN'. nominal. t0 rnpppr 31 ffnts A Pound New tot. Ten.

ron-! empt from tai.at.on: prohibit any per- mux from operating auch hool unlem he hold a valid licene from the Mu Board el Uukiitcu entahtUh tat hoard of buMinew) whoolf make rule and regulation. W. ft. JM Smith Prrm it any mar- ned woman over IS to execute any mortgage, or contract pertaining in um. manner a UuU om'n- Ji 0 Traiers AsM H.

fitipatfirk Provide fur an anuuai ad vaioiem tas on houea trailer or mobile home whirn are wilhm the atate on January 1 of each ear, thoae bearinc llcen plate of another state which remain within Kentucky no longer than vO da.vs in a 12-month period. M. B. 2s Cottenglm Require railroad companies under the jurisdiction of the Hailroad Commission to pro- viue apecuiea sanitation and shelter faculties tor railroad trainmen, en- linemen, yardmen, and maintenance- emputee M. 21? Patrick-Require tbe Col- lege of Afncultuie ol the Cnivemtv Kentucky to pioduce sterile male hortHritie to be releswed in infected areas during normal breeding season to exterminate the horesetiy.

H. It Bales-Amend 10 to allow electric and water plant boards in cities of the third claae to prescribe the amount of monthly al. lowance or pension for eligible em- ployeee or their dependents. Delete provision thai such amount muet be a aim eciual to one-half monthly wages at time of retirement, but not less than $20 month rt. 2H Irick Kenulre the De Diriment of Nevenua lo Ui.ua frea license nlstea for cars uavd tor driver training by echools; exempt uch cara from ail laxee B.

20 Gaines Repeal K.R.S. 4.020 to remove limits on the salaries of focal-governmeni employees; emer. gency. M. B.

21 Brown Repeal K.R S. 433 420 which provides penalties for willfully obstructing a street-railroad compjiny ln ue of its road or tracks. House Resolutions: H. B. Jt Hislope Provide for the statue of William Coebel to be it-moved from state property, to be destroyed by melting and the bronze provide th.t the proved from be Placed with the Depart- ol Revenue to be Invested until the principal and interest equal the original cost of the statue.

Defeated 17-4U. H.R. 30 Henslev Petition the Coventor and the commissioner of highways to Include a factor in the preparation of the formula for al. location of ltrr)2 rural and secondary-road funds which will allocate additional funds to counties designated as development Act. Famed 1 to 2.

R. 31 Roberts Hecommend thai Uie insurance industry make public at the eariiebt poHhible time all avail- Uir fJM I ItTIt fIeIIJH" 11 II Mil VHII- ble insjrance covei-age. uch as the uninsured-motorist endorsement. Adopted by voice vote. R.

32 Morgan Request the Joint Committee on State Government Operations to investigate all partle to. circumstances leading to. and aspects of the contract under which Depart- rhase from I.ouisvili. Fxniionient Rental Company 34 heavy trucks and lo report to the General Assembly and uutilie hefnra ins His ment. Passed 7-l H.R.

33 Harris Adjourn February 2. in metnni-v of I'hutl-, Burnley and extend ympathie to hi family. Adopted by voice vote. Alplionsa Ford Dies Special to Th Courisr-Journal Lebanon, Feb. 2.

Alphonsa Ford, 73. retired Marion County farmer, died at noon Friday at Mary Immaculate Hospital here of a stroke suffered at his home a week ago. He was a brother of Mrs. Lola Floyd and Mrs. Edna Wathen, both of Louisville.

Zora Hales Dies Special to The Courisr-Journal Owensboro, Feb. 2 Mrs. Zora Bates, 87, Calhoun, died Thursday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. David Keown, in St. Joseph.

She was the mother of Boyd Bates, Louisville. Court Of Appeal Frankfort, Feb. 2 CPi Minutes of the Court of Ap-! peals Friday: Lvon Hamm vs Jnnes warden firming. Judge Moremen. Jeffenon Richardson ve.

Brunner et Richardson vs. Brunner; atfiim-lug. Commissioner Cullen. Fulton Commonwealth of Kentucky, etc. vs.

Smith, et reversing. Com. misainner Cullen. Floyd Prince Llkhorn Coal Company ve. Ousley, et reversing.

Commissioner Waddlll. Hardin Commonwealth of Kentucky, Department of Highways, vs. Hall, et affirmed. Judge Williams. Martin United Fuel (las Company vs.

Jude, reversing. Chief Justice Stewart. Daviets Alvey. et al, vs. Kern, et al.

affirming. Judge Montgomery. Barren Coulter, et al, vs. Hensley, et al. affirming.

Judge Milllken. Graves Paul, et al, vs. Loofolsky. et al, atfirmed. Judge Bird.

Jefferson Bartman vs. Shobe. et al; appellees' petition for rehearing sustained, former opinion withdrawn, new opinion delivered reversing Judge Palmnre; Judge Montgomery di-snents. Floyd Martin, et al, vs. Frasure, et al, appellants' petition for rehearing overruled.

Jefferson I R. Company vs. House, administrator, et al. appellees' petition for rehearing overruled. Public sale to he held on 1058 Olds-mobile.

Holiday 2 Door, Serial No. 589 Ml 2082, at Commercial Credit Corporation, 6'2 South Third Street, Louisville, Kentucky, on Monday. February 5, 1962. at or about 10:00 a.m. The seller receives the right lo bid.

Italian Zone. State. sheet) mm SJ2Sf HftVK n-Krml. HOME tno Bardstown Road GL BOSE runeral Horn LEE CnALLE ISV. i Tturd a.

MI 4-JM4 -MI 1 JTDOrvTHEBTTjTsON 1230 S. SdSt. fSMHl Broadway at S4th. 1131 Taylorsvlll Hi GL 1-4420 NCNNElXfY Funeral Home 432T Taylor Blvd. MA A FL t.

HaXTJIOSI INC. Brotdway rioyd, JU THE McDANIKL Funeral Hon, Ine. EM S-3SM. 3 4339 Pr ALBERT NfCrTSTH i SON Funeral Horn 72 Market JU OWEN rtrsTRAL Hosts Virginia Avrnue t-STI Z. PF.ARSO.M A Mif7rNC 1310 Third St MK 4-J5 149 Breckmridj Lans TW -si34 JOHN RATTF.

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3 3ii p.m. in BuUer High School, 2222 Crums Lane for FC examina- tions, regular business and to eon- fer the MM degree. The degree team of Aurota Lodge number 33 will give the ind section. Refreshments. Visitors welcome.

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Spell ini Alexander Place Fairmont, Wr Va. Phone 363HK2S collect. BRiEFCASE7l hafu7arddlTreath. er- 3rd between Chestnut and Wal- nut.Reward.GLl-0303. DOG, small, reddish brown, an-, swer to name vicinity -Queen and Taylor Wedne- day night: reward.

38-i94. DOG, Beagle, brown, white ind" black, named Rosco. vicinity Schil- Jcr and Oak. Call Jt) 5-2W5. DOG, Pekingese, male, reddish brown, named Tui'fy, Eastern and Delor vicinity.

Reward. Call' Mrs. Sadlo, 837-4201. "GLASSES, Sat. night.

brown TranYev in blue case; reward. 3022 Louisa. ME 4-0200. GLASSES, lady'a; in case; vicinity F.astern Pkwy. area or busline to.

roci ol 1 a ajjl EM RING, lady's small solitary diamond: Sunday night In Dixe Hfwy. -restaurant: sentimental value. R- jward. TW 5-tM10. RING, man's; 3 diamonds: vicinity tith between Market and Main.

Reward. GL WRISfWATCH, Gentleman's Ham-llton electric: yellow gold Victor" stvle case: reward. Bl! 2-lrV9 'lllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllH Informotion Prtonol. 13 iiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiNi! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiit CARE for elderly palient in my home, bv practical nurse. SENG'S ALTO lNSfjRNCtf As low a 118.20 for I month.

3U.V Dixie Hgwy. 387-64T5 WORRY WON'T PAY BILLS BUT WE CAN Avoid Bankruptcy Avoid Tied Up Wg No Limit No Cosigner Only One Place To Pay Kentucky Consolidated Co. 443 Francl Building 4th and Chestnut CALL 533-7661 Open Daily. Sat. till 1 Not A Loan Company Free Parking AUTOMOBILE INSl'RANCE you have been cancelled or rejected by other companies, need SR.

22 filing, over IS yr old. under age 25. can write liability, property damage, fire, thett and collision. F.asy monthly pavments. SHELBL'RN INSl KANCB AGENCY 11 S.

Third St. Louisville. Ky. 54-2553 52 DEAF MAN PERFECTS SMALLEST HEARING AID Especially for Those who bear but can't understand. No cords-wires, etc.

For free information without obligation, write to MAI RY M. PEARLMAN, Koora M. Francis Hldg Louisvill 2. Ky. EFf HEART give Valentine party this year.

1 saw beautiful selection of Valentin party favors end decoration Al FIELDS on THIRD low rnced too Dnn't forget. on THIRD JT. have everything for your partv except food and guest AMOl'WH AN'DV W4.N TED people who really car and want ouaiity service for their See RV': Bl ICK SF.RVItr Guaranteed Automatic TranseaissioA Sereic Eor All Ca' 04 NijhtM trw tKK your own hat. It' fun' AU necessary frames, trims, materials, If. in styie to be BAfcR beaded A ER 620 W.

Market JU f. ROOM. board, car for elUerly -lady; re a sun a )i rale; nurse tn duy. Al-uiie. CARE In my home for lady; ru rein n-fl prlvste room; --r Oftf-r Ssrvice OHsrsd Geeerol.

14 una. rPrin. pimtm. i Z.ZniK POH in in ifTDiiuiii Reliable son-r lnited workmen. Estimaies free; months to Bay.

JEFFERSON CO. snxtimoJL" lla.il. ADOlflONa, rrmodellnf. repair. Ins- rooms, added: porches, bass.

attics finished: as rnmp.tlr I'H). Ii t. fhs eaayenair fuerses pssp broad readership makes the ourter-Joumsl and Times eia ais get quick reeuits at low bees use the Irs resit evs-v by ao many peusie lo-4iliig foe ing a selling pporuiiiitie Ct l-44 lu-to a m. Krsldence so Neurath Fu-I Beloved wife of George ton. Services from neral Home.

72a F. Market St. Sunday at p.m. Interment Iletue. Ky.

FIIOEKICK, Mrs. Minnie L. (nee ZeiU) passed away in her 7(nh year, Thura. Feb. 1.

1942. at 4:30 a.m. Family residence 972 Kdward Ave. Loving mother of Mrs. Kenneth (Kmni pans and Mr.

Lee O. Frederick. beloved glster of Mrs. Lula Roff. Mis Anna Zeitz.

Mrs. Katherine Hill. Mrs. Carrie Romane of West Virginia. Mrs.

Lilian Koalik of New York and Mrs. Freida Catlett, Miami, Mr. Norman Zeiu, Mr. Frederick ie at Uie Arch L. Heady Funeral Home.

1201 Oak at Schiller Ave. where eervice will be conducted Sat. at 11 a.m. by Kt'V. Harvey Zurn, Pastor of Chrii L'nited Church of Christ.

Interment Rcrtihaven Cemetery. CANOTE, Mrs. Mary" Miller, passed away January 31, 1W2. in her 7Dth year. Keidence, Berry Blvd.

Devoted wife of Mr. John S. (anole: beloved mother of Mr. Mary t'arr, Mrs. Ciertrude Weise, Miss Myrie Ganote, Mrs.

Huth Stuecker and Messrs. Leonard. Charles, Alired and John Ganote; sister of Mrs. Sophia Manning and Mr. Leonard Miller; also survived by 24 grandchildren a I greatgrandchildren.

Mrs. Ganote is at the Arch L. Heady Southern Funeral Home, 4601 Taylor where service will be conducted Mondav at a.m. and from the Most Blessed Sacrament Church at a.m. Husary service will be conducted Sunday at 7:20 p.m.

by members of the parish. CEAKHf ART, William Ray "Bill." age 2J, suddenly January 31, 1U02. at his residence. The Green Shelbyville, Ky. Survived by wile.

Janice; mother. Mr. Goldie Gear-heart; sister. Mrs. Nancy Graham, both of Husse.il.

also other relative and friends. Mr. Gear-heart i now resting at Greenwell Chapel. Taylorsville, where service will be held Saturday. February 3rd, at 1:30 p.m.

and al the Bethlehem Baptist Church at 2 30 p.m. Interment in church ceme. tery. Ashland, papers please copyt COHMANN, susau iu-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Gohmann. Kt. Pa.vne-Kahler Ruaii, New Albany, Ind died 4 tn. Friday. Surviving hesitie parents, brothers.

Barton, Michael and John: sisters, Annette and Mary Gohmann, all of New Al bany. grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. R.

Gohmann. New Albany. and Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Mirabile.

Two Rivers, Yv is. Remains at the Kialt Funeral Home. New Albany. Ind. Funeral services will be held at a a.m.

Monday, from Our Ladv of Perpetual Help Church. But ial in St. Mary' Cemetery. GUNOiRSON, Mrs lune Cirac mee Dougan). of 31 K.

Southslde parsed avtay in Iter 62nd year, Thursday, February 1. IMZ. at 1 p.m.. at the Norton Infirmary, lie-voted mother of Mr. Roger A.

and Mr. Warren sister of Miss P-lanehe Uougan, Mrs. Fannie Frey: Messrs. Donald. Wilbur and Flliott Dougan: i grandchildren.

Remains at the W. G. Hardy Broadway Chapel, j41d W. Broad-way. F'uneral services Saturday, at 2:30 p.m., al the chapel with interment in Hesthaven Cemetery.

HER RMANN, Sharon IJeul.is 5" mouth old infant daughter of Rich-aid L. and Ulan Lee i'ayne Herrmann of 3123 Commander died Feb. 2. lmj2, at 4 a.m. Sister of Steven, Michael and Laura Herrmann; granddaughter of Mrs.

Bern-Adine Herrmann and Mr. and Mrs. William Payne. Private funeral services 11 a.m. at Bose Fu neral Home.

Barret and Ltliwun A 1 1 rme Calvary Cc metery. HOOD, Mrs. Viola, age 4yeark, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Richard R. Slucher.

Probpect, Thursday, February 1, ISXI2. Survived by I son. Fills Hood, (ireenstiurg, 5 daughters, Mr. Otis Pruitt. (ireensburg, Mrs.

Richard Slucher, Prospect, Mrs. Lowell Atwood. F'lsher-ville, Mrs. Robert (libbs. Pike-ton.

O. and Mrs. Juhn Shelby Rogers, Louisville. 1 stepson. William Hood, (jreensbtirg, 6 grandchildren and 1 step grandchild.

Remains at the Cowherd and Parrott F'uneral Home, GrrensburK, Ky. Funeral 2 p.m. DT. Saturday, l-ebruary 3rd. Burial In Hudson Cemetery.

AC SO MrT'jam'i'S Cecil illugh )7 Thursday, February 1, 19H2, at 7:25 a.m., age 57 eara. Residence, i No. 2Sth St. Iicvoted husband of Mrs. Mary Lois Jackson; beloved lather of Miss Carolyn Jackson.

James Robert and Wayne lee Jackson; brother of Mr. Marion Jackson, West Allis, Mr. James Martin Jackson, Mrs. W. J.

(F.thel) Fitrmaurice. Steele. Mich, and Mr. Pearl Lock, L'nion City, also survived by 1 granddaughter. Funeral services Munday morning at 10 o'clock, from the Bohlsen Funeral Home.

25 Barret Avenue. Interment Fvergreen Cemetery. LAMPTON, James-Henry. Wednesday. January 31, 1H62.

at 5:30 p.m., at hi residence. Tucson, age 6 years. Hu-band of Fredel Lampton, Tucson, brother of Mr. Dlnniddie Lampton and Mrs Mary Lampton Christopher. Remains arrive Louisville 1:30 p.m.

Saturday. Funeral from Pearson's 14H Breckinridge Lane, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment. t'ave Hill Cemetery. MAYS, Mr.

Leonard Earl. day. January 21, 12, at Ft. Worth. Texa.

age 42 years. Survived by hia former wile, l.eona Whitlock; 2 sons. Leonard Farl. and Ronald Lee Slavs; 1 daughter, Mrs. Groigetta Howlett: 1 stepson, James Mills; 1 stepdaughter.

Mrs. Bettie Ftievins: helow-d son of Mrs. Catherine Mays; brother of Mr. Wil liam T. Slays: also survived by 4 grandchildren and 2 nephews.

Fu neral services Monday afternoon at 2 orlock. from the Bohlsen Fu- I neral Home. 825 Barret Avenue, i Interment, Evergreen Cemetery. i MORRIS, Marvin Joseph Brother" Feb. 2.

lle.2 at 11:10 a m. at the i resilience of Mr. and Mr. Harvev Hodges, Rt. 2.

Shepherdsville. Ky. Beloved brother of Mrs. J. K.

Burke. Mrs. Harvey Hodges and Mr. F.ddie Morris; also survived bv 4 nephews and 1 niece and 16 great nephews and nieces. Funeral from Daugherty Son.

1230 S. 3rd Funeral Home. Mon. afternoon Feb. 5 at 2 o'clock.

Interment Fvergreen Cemetery. PACE, Mr. age 657 Wednesday. January 31. at Racine.

at 9:15 am. Beloved brother of Mrs. G. Yerkes. Western Springs.

Ill Mrs. J. R. I.awler. Muniordville.

and Mrs Oscar Demlins, Remains arriving at the Miller Funeral Home, 4.1(15 S. 3rd Saturday morning at ft a.m. Remain will be taken to Cave Hill Cemetery for graveside services at 1130 a m. Saturday RAUSCH, Harry at Sail Gabriel, Wednesday, January SI. i2, at 1:30 a.m., age 55 eam; former residence.

3fl9 N. 19th St. Beloved husband of Mars Allen Rau-ch: father of I. annus, Fdward. Thomas.

Jerry. Henry. Stephen and Miss Mary l.ee Kausch: brother of I.eRov. Oscar. Fdward and I harles Ratisch, Mrs Ravmond Deals and Mrs.

Norman ott: also I survived hv IS grandchildren Fu-l nersl atrangemcnts will be pub-i lished later SCMMITT, Mrs "Katherine (nee Bierman). passed away in her 74th year. Thursd.iv. February 1. Ilti2, I at tn m.

Family residence. mi Keasor Avenue. Devoted wtte of Mr Joseph H. schmitt: loving mother ot Mrs. John iLlllianl Caswell, Mrs P.

(Sue) Bohne and Mr. Otto W. Schmitt; beloved sister of Mrs Charle IBe'tvt Schneider. Chstham. anada and Mr.

Albert Bierman. Clarksvtlle, Ind also survived by 4 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Mm Schmitt Is at the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home, 1201 E. Oak at Schiller Avenue, where service will be conducted i Saturday at 3 bv Rev lar ence Sitler.

pastor of St. Matthew I nlted Church of Christ. Interment Cemetery. Friend may rajl after I p.m. ridaj SMlfH, Miss FTirabeth ft suddenly at 3 m.

Friday. February t. residence. 355 s. Bsvly Avenue.

Survived by sisters. Miss Vary Pressley Smith, l.miuti'He and Mrs. George Luhmin, Oconomow oc, brother. Townsend Smith, Lincoln. Nebr and Dr Dsrsan Smith.

Owensboro. hv severs! nies-es and nephews Remains at I Hcibert Cralle tuneiai Homf, Frankfort and Peterson Avenues, Notice of funeral later 1 SWITIfR. William Thursdav. Februsiv t. 19iJ.

st 150 a in his 7 st year; residence. Devoted unrt of Mrs. Flora nre Deddrns. Mrs. EveLvo lraper.

is, fied cost day Ifllian Jeiel. James. Thomas. liaan and Osorge i wilier. Bervire buy 1 I If we a I car Jl A.

Call ments w. l-ss Such 1 Complaints Filed 3234 -Audrey Brown vs. Jefferson Alt-di Mkt. el damages. 6.1235 Winnie Fein berg vs.

May Wlioirsale Drug Co. Ft damages. tiXiait Mary A. McDamcl vs. Donald Milianiel, damages.

hj37 Lou Dc.Molay Com. et al. v. Cny of StiaUunoor tiajdens. declaration uf rights.

323 Chaa. Chamberlain vs. Norman GnaiiZ damages. Hoyd A. Day, et al.

V. Theodore C. Frank, damages. b.u-to Fed. Nail.

Mtg. vs. td. Hol-bert et lien. David Wauon vs.

oracle vvai- son, divorce. Clyde C. Batton vs. l.auia b. Ballon, divorce.

Margaret A. Plckard v. Com- moiling Hickaril, divorce 83244 Veronica Cavanaugh vs. Jame Cavanaua-h. tlivorci 11.124,1 -David I V.

Rosie Peebles, divorce. Emma Polen v. Donnie G. Brtiun. estate.

63247 Mary N. Svara v. Allan Svara, divorce. 1)1248-Eula A. Spink v.

Chas. Hart-man. damage. OiilD Wilson Realty vs. Cnion Trust Co.

el al.t on complaint. i.I25u Claienca Farrell vs. Whlppla Motor Co. et al damage. 6.12jI Wllda McCord vs.

Ira C. Aa born et damages. 632S2 Associated Dry Good Corp. vs Chas. Heani)lotom, collection.

t)3253Linerty Nail. Bank vs. Wm. P. sanlord.

note. Mary Zocklein vs. Clarence Zockiein. divorce. Ae-tna Finance vs.

Malcolm Portrrlll-ld el note. Thomas Pearl vs. Patricia Pearl, divorce. 63257 Huth Trowbridge v. Stanley Trowbridge, divorce.

Mildred Kesslnger et al. v. Glenn F. Raymond, damages. Robert Roper vs.

Nancy Ann Roper, divorce. 632110 B. Tyler Co. v. Jame V.

Finn, collection. 632B1-Fed. Natl. Mtg. v.

Thoma Beard el foreclnnure. Pearllna Kirby v. John K. Hancock, damage. 6I2K(-Wm.

Itslle vs. Neal Cook I'sed Care et damages. 6 12ii4 Louisville Radio School v. Wlllard L. Aiden.

collection. 622t);) Prudent ial Bldg. at Loan Assn. vs. Bradley H.

Swearingen et note. 32 Dorothy Payne v. H. W. Par-rikli rt damages.

sou. Discount St Acceptance Corp. vs. Nannie Lee Wallace et note. tiX'KS-Karl T.

Shult vs. Goldie E. Shutt, divorce. CiHiiitv Court Martine S. Clav appointed administrator of Hafel C.

Clark estate. F.dward George Schroeder aooointed administrator of Lula Catherine Schroeder estate. Alice Shepard appointed guardian of Beverlev Matlhie-. 1 a) Tom Hogan snooinieo guardian 01 Anita Susan Combs. Bertha Rail appointed guardian of Conrad Dale King.

Marie Mohlenkamn aooointed executor of Bernard W. Mohlenkamn estate Rertha M. Wledemer appointed executor of Robert Wledemer estate. Police Courl Reckless driving Leo B. Hrirhel-been.

ti60. Drunken driving Walter L. Satellite. Sino. Msnslaughter Augustus Gordon, postnoned to Feb.

21. Involuntary manlughter Herbert M. Fgsera. dismissed. Robbery bv violence George T.

Ma-lone. postponed lo Feb. 27. Court Of A ppeals Refuses To Slop May field Project From Wir Dispatches Frankfort. Feb.

2. The Court of Appeals refused Fri day to block construction of a 50-unit municipal housing proj- ect for Negroes in a predomi- nantiy white section of southeast Mayfield. A group of white citizens of the area sought to stop the Mayfield Housing Commission. It said the development would be segregated, in violation of recent rulings of the United States Supreme Court. The appellate court rejected the petition for the reason that the housing project, if it is to be segregated, is still only in the planning stage.

At Mayfield, it was said the ruling apparently clears the way for two federal housing projects costing a total of $2 000.000. The mlin? affirmed a de- cision last May a Dy urcuit Judge Elvis J. Stahr, in dismissing complaint filed by For the First Time In Kentuckiana At A Price Everyone Can Afford copv closi o.m (day before) for week day Issues of The Courier-Journal or Times. a p.m. Friday for th Sunday Courier-Journal fMEKGENCY DfAOLINI IVor receipt of advertisements or corrections thai could not be placed earlier.

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in Detroit. Mich. Beloved husband of Mrs. Ali-e (radon Baglon, brother of Mr. Frank Haglan; also survived by his uncle.

Mr. Krank Nold nntl cousin, Mrs. Clarence tf.mmal Bell and other cousin. Mr. Baglan Is at the Arch L.

Heady Kuneral Home. 1201 E. Oak St. at Schiller Ave. service will he conducted Saturday.

Feb. 3 at 1 p.m. bv the Rev. Clarence Sltler Interment, CjvgHHI Cemetery. BOLIN, Joseph age, 71 years, at hi residence.

Lebanon Junction, Ky. Survived by wife. Mrs. Nora Bolln; sons. Wavne Loui-ivllJe.

Herbert M-, California; William Chicago, Calvin Shelbyville. and Albert St. Lonia. 4 daughter. Mrs.

Mary Wllkins. Louisville. Virginia Robinson, Corenth. Mrs. Margie Rirhev, California, and Dim Bolln.

r.astview, iters. Mr. J. K. Uurbin and Mrs.

Anna Holes, both of Louisville. Ky. service, 10 30 Saturday, February 3rd, Jichardein Cemetery, Ky CAPPS, Ira. at St. Anthonvs Hospital.

F'riday, Februarv 2. Ii2. at 12:30 m. In his STth vear; Residence 2K Oak St. Beloved son of Mrs.

Bessie 1 apps and brother of Mr. Ivy Capps of I'tica. Mich. Services at the Maas Funeral Home, on Rroadnay at Floyd Monday afternoon at 2 o'rlock. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery.

CONN, Jesse" C. age 3 yeafsT passed away Wednesday. January 31. 1962. at 10 a.m..

at the Kentucky Baptist Hospital. Residence. Prospect. Ky. Funeral service from the Woods Funeral Home, Milton.

at 2 m. Saturdav. February 3rd. Burial Molfatt Cemetery. CUNNINGHAM, Mrs.

Ann Lauraf Shircliff. age years at Port Charlotte. Thitrsrlav. February I. 52.

at 5 Survivrd by I son. William Alvot Cunningham. Port Charlotte. Fla 1 brotner. Thomas Shircliff.

Sarasota. and her beloved Mrs. Barbara Cunningham. Funelal Tuesdav morning at from Bosse Funeral Home. Piarret and Flii-on and at st Jame Church at 9 o'clock.

Interment. Calvary Cemeteiy. Visiting at Funeral Homeafter 4p.m. Sundav. DAUGHERTY, Mrs.

Martha DupinT mee Aubrev) passed awav In her 77h year. Frida. February 2. Family residence. Bs Riley Ave.

Loving mother of Mr. F.norh Y. Inipln: grandmother of Pan Kin-ett Dupin. Mrs. OatighertT is at the Arch L.

Heady Funeral Home. 1201 E. Oak St. at Schiller Ave. here services will be conducted Mondav.

February at 10 a m. by the Rev. L. Hughes. Interment.

ry. OlEMiR, Charles, Thurs. Feb. 1. 19fi2, at 1 a.m Residence 4020 Preston llisy.

Beloved (sther of Mr. Dorothy Cook ssid Frnet J. Dietner: also survived by his sister. Mr lttie Batter, brother. Oscar Iliemer, 6 aririchildien nd 13 great grandchildren.

Funeral eery ices Sat. at 2 p.m. from Fmbry Bne Funeral Home, 2723 Preston Hgwy Interment Rest- haven tentorial Park DRURY, Mr. Kmma ZiinmeTrnafi; age ear Fn. Feb.

I. lDt.2. at 1 a.m. at her residence 33? Girn-dora Ave. Beloved mother of Mrs.

E. B. Duffy, Canoga Park. Robert H. Prury, Lot Angeles, Caiit nd Albert G.

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