AUGUST 2, 1966 SUN-DEMOCRAT, PADUCAH, KY. PAGE FIFTEEN Real Estate For Sale HOUSES FOR SALE 49 LONE OAK AREA Near Rolling Hills Country Club. Delightful large 3 bedroom, 2 full baths, all brick. Carpeted central air. Screened porch and attached workshop and office.
One- acre lot, beautiful surroundings. School busses on corner. $23,500. By appointment. 443-5290.
3 BEDROOM home, large living room, dining, kitchen, bath-tub and shower, utility room, automatic washer. Large lot with outbuildings. Would take house trailer as trade in. Sallie phew, Barlow, Ky. BEST residential area.
Brick, four unit apartments. Recently modernized, all rented. Ideal for owne ant. Principals only. Write Box 272-D." SunDemocrat.
HOUSE on small lot in West Paducah. Will finance part or will sell house to be moved. 488-2258. NEW HOMES DIAL 898-2143 Thos. M.
Powell. 235 Nickell Hts. 7 ROOM hardwood floors, insulated, heating system, corner lot. Across the street from grade school. Low down payment, balance like rent.
444-5303. SMALL 4 room house at 1212 Ohio. Can be seen after 4. 442-8786. GOOD brick home.
By owner. 628 South 5th. 442-2581. MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE OR RENT -49-A QUALITY MOBILE HOMES for LESS From Paducah Mobile Homes "Your Volume Distributor" Shop with H. T.
"Slim" Hamilton THE MAN WHO BROUGHT MOBILE HOME PRICES DOWN IN THE 5-STATE AREA Paducah Mobile Homes 3100 SOUTH BELTLINE KENTUCKY LAKE MOBILE HOMES Dealers For CROSSLAND RICHARDSON MARLETTE NATIONAL COMMODORE ARMOUR MOBILE HOMES South Beltline At Sign Of The Bouncing Balls, Paducah, Ky. Robert Seed, Owner trailers 2170 So. Beltline 443-2020 50x10-1962 2 BEDROOM, air-conditioned, washer, awning, beautiful finish inside. Close to schools, shopping center, 2 miles from Kentucky Lake. Must sacrifice.
$3,195. 443-7140 or Grand Rivers, 362-8153. Lot Clearance Sale Wholesale Prices Every mobile home must go this week. Come in and see you can buy a mobile home wholesale. All sizes, 10s, and 12s.
All name brands such as Vagabond, New Moon, Ritzcraft, Great Lakes, Kentuckian, Park 'Estate. Namco and Barcraft. Nothing held back. Everything wholesale. SAVE METROPOLIS MOBILE HOMES 2069 South Beltline PADUCAH, KENTUCKY Phone 442-3733 MOBILE HOMES "Your Wheel Estate Dealer" 60x12, NEW 3 bedroom, baths $5,195 MOBILE HOMES 3918 South Beltline 443-7140 TOW WAY TRAILER RENTAL SALES Winds Campers, Trailers Travel 3 Nomad Travel Trailers CROUCH CAMPERS TRAILERS Holiday Ramblers, Shasta and Comet Kenskill, Nimrod, Ranger, Little Colonel, Blitz Campers, Toppers $199.
Largest selection in 4- State area. Sales and Rentals. Highway 60, 62 68 South Dial 442-8144, St. Clair Mobile Homes Largest Mobile Home Dealer in Tri-State Area" Highway 60W and 8600 Clarks River Rd. JUST RECEIVED clean used trailers.
and 10' wides, priced from $750 to $2,150. Also new wide $3,800. New wide and travel trailers. Bank financing. Lowest prices.
Courtney Motel, 2 miles east of Mayfield. MAC'S TRAILER REPAIR Parts, supplies, and accessories. Complete mobile home and travel trailer service. Dial 442-1806. 1960 AIR CONDITIONED mobile home, 51x1, extra clean.
Route 60, mile west of Airport Road. Mrs. Wandling, ONE bedroom mobile home, 38', wall-to-wall carpeting. Ideal for college students or lake. 442- 5112, 443-6823.
FOR SALE Modern travel trailer or will trade on home. 443-3005. Real Estate For Sale LOTS FOR SALE Conrad Heights SPACIOUS BUILDING LOTS 1215 Friedman Lane 443-6546 ACRE LOTS for sale on Harris Road and Kindred Subdivision. Dial 442-3158. RESORT PROPERTY -50-A HOUSE trailer and lot on Hohman Lake at Brookport, Ill.
Dial 524-4982. FARMS FOR SALE ACRES, Lovelaceville. 7 room house, bath. 2 Creek bottoms. Tobacco base.
BOB ROTTGERING "The Land Man" 442-5533 442-0544 Anytime REAL ESTATE WANTED -53 CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY TODAY if priced right. See Phil Greenwell, Big Dipper. HAVE CASH to buy your property. Sell now. Call BILL WARREN, Realtor, 443-3483.
Auctions Tri-State Commission Auction House, Out Old Cairo Road Sale, Aug. 6th, 1 p.m. THOMAS WHITE, Auction Estate, Kuttawa, Ky. 388-7251 or 388-7088 CALL US FOR YOUR AUCTION J. T.
Albritton 442-4052 JEFFREY COLSON. Auctioneers Ledbetter. Ky. 898-2967 Col. Wilkerson, Real Estate Broker Sons, Auctioneers, Lowes, Ky.
674-5173. COL. HENRY W. YATES Auction Sales, Business Liquida tions. Dial 443-6693.
J.M. (Jake) BROWN AUCTION COMPANY Highway 60 West 442-2102, 442-5821 Notice McCRACKEN COUNTY COURT IN THE MATTER WESTERN KENTUCKY MACHINE OR WELDING COMPANY, OF PADUCAH, KY. JOHN ALBERT, ASSIGNEE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that undersigned, as assignee of the Western Kentucky Machine Welding Company, Incorporated, will sit to receive claims against said estate at his offices, 921 Citizens Bank Building, Paducah, Kentucky, on the 24th day of August, 1966, at 10:00. C.D.T. ALL persons having claims against said estate will present them, properly verified, at the above named time and place.
JOHN E. ALBERT, ASSIGNEE OF WESTERN KENTUCKY MACHINE WELDING COMPANY, INC. ALL persons having claims against the estate of Marie Martin, deceased, or person indebted said estate, verified according to law, will make settlement with the undersigned on or before Nov. 2, 1966. Gene Martin, Executor 210 Wallace Lane Paducah, Ky.
ALL Persons having claims against the estate of Mona Floyd Webb, deceased, or persons indebted to said estate, verified according to law, will make settlement with the undersigned on or before November 9. 1966. Frank B. Webb, Executor 424 South 9th, City. ON August 4th, 1966, at or about 10 o'clock a.m., Credit Thrift of America, No.
2, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the following motor vehicle: 1965 Volkswagen 2 Door, Serial No. 115328011, place of sale, Parking Lot, 6th and Jefferson Paducah, Ky. We reserve the right to bid. ON Friday, August 5, 1966, 10 a.m., Sterling Finance, 601 Broadway, will offer for sale the following motor vehicle: 1959 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Door Sedan, Serial No. C9F V288093.
We reserve the right to bid. Sterling Finance Co. ALL persons having claims against the estate of Harvey C. Feezor, deceased, or persons indebted to said estate, verified according to law will make settlement with the undersigned on or before November 16, 1966. Victorie Feezor, Executrix 2217 Eulah Paducah, Ky.
Sealed Bids will be received at the offices of the Paducah Board of Education until 10:30 a.m., Friday, August 5, for furnishing canned goods and other miscellaneous items to the lunchrooms of the Paducah Public Schools. Sealed Bids will be received at the offices of the Paducah Board of Education until 2:00 p.m., Friday, August 5, for furnishing milk to the lunchrooms of the Paducah Public Schools. Sealed Bids will be received at the offices of the Paducah Board of Education until 3:00 p.m., Friday, August 5, for furnishing ice cream to the lunchrooms of the Paducah Public Schools. Sealed Bids will be received at the offices of the Paducah Board of Education until 3:30 p.m., Friday, August 5, 1966, for furnishing bakery products to the lunchrooms of the Paducah Public Schools. Sealed Bids will be received at the offices of the Paducah Board of Education until 2:30 p.m., Friday, August 5, for pest control at all schools of the Paducah Public School System, Bid forms may be obtained at Board Offices or will be mailed upon request.
Sealed Bids will be received at the offices of the Paducah Board of Education until 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday, August 10, 1966 for three window type room air conditioners for Brazelton Junior High School. Bid forms may be obtained at Board Offices or will be mailed upon request. MISCELLANEOUS for sale? A Classified Ad for results. Dial 443-1771.
Strong Plea Made For Contributions To Red Cross Fund American National: Red Cross officials have asked the Paducah chapter to raise $2,500 as its portion of the nationwide drive to obtain money for Viet Nam war needs. The Red Cross normally maintains. emergency diaster fund, but the demands of the war upon that allocation have depleted the reserve. Increased responsibilities have been placed on the Red Cross organization in Viet Nam. A call for $9 million to meet these responsibilities has been issued.
"Our national expenditures in services to the Armed Forces as a result of Viet Nam are running at an average annual rate of $3.7 million above budgeted expenditures of $17.5 million. The current Viet Nam needs for services to the Armed Forces are being met now by limited emergency funds of the organization. At the present rate, those funds will be entirely depleted by next Miss Joaquin Seltzer, drive chairman said. She pointed out that "in little over one year, disasters, including the Alaskan earthquake, have cost $40.3 million million for Hurricane Betsy alone. The disaster revolving fund stood at $20 million on June 30, 1964.
It is now reduced to $2.5 million." The local chapter is trying to raise the money by August 15. Contributions may be sent to the McCracken County Chapter, American Red Cross, 532 Washington Paducah. Governor Plans Action In Omaha Race Uprisings By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Nebraska Gov. Frank Morrison returns to Omaha today to discuss what action might be taken to return peace to the city's North Side where racial violence has erupted for three straight days. Even as the governor planned the return, gasoline bombs hit half a dozen stores early today.
one was injured and no seriouts damage was done. Some merchants stood guard with shotguns through the night seeking prevent the looting which occurred Sunday and Monday. The fires, lootings and vandalism which took place in the predominantly Negro neighborhood early Monday resulted in the arrests adults and seven juveniles. Mayor A. V.
Sorensen, after visiting the area, said city officials would not "tolerate any more of this." Morrison, who sent the National Guard into Omaha during racial violence last month, was to meet with Sorensen. In Chicago, larger police patrols prevented another potential Funeral Directors HARRIS FUNERAL HOME 302 N. 6th St. Dial 442-2701 ROTH FUNERAL CHAPEL 5th Monroe 443-4556 LINDSEY FUNERAL HOME 226 N. 4th St.
Dial 443-2489 MONUMENTS PADUCAH GRANITE Authorized Rock of Ages and Stone Eternal, many other kinds of granite. Over 100 monuments displayed. 402 South 3rd Dial 443-1550 Now" While BEASLEY MUNUMENT CO. Since 1879 Dial 443-3040 1100 S. 13th (off S.
Beltline) Funerals DUNNING, Jess 70, 1 Rt. Paducah, died at 4:30 p.m. Monday at Western Baptist Hospital. Survived by his wife, daughters, 2 sons, 10 grandchildren, and 3 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 p.m, at the Lone Oak Church of Christ with Jim Cannon officiating.
Burial will be in Woodlawn Memorial Gardens. Kennedy Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. RUDOLPH, Rube- Age 79, La Center, died at 12:15 p.m. Sunday at his home. Survived by his widow, a son, 2 daughters, a sister, 9 grandchildren and 26 greatgrandchildren.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Jones Funeral Home with the Rev. Phillip Yancey and the Rev. Joseph Corne officiating. Burial was in Mt.
Pleasant Cemetery, Announcements CARD OF THANKS HERRING We wish to express our thanks and sincere appreciation to the many wonderful friends in who the helped loss of in our loved time of sorrow our one, Lucille Herring. We especially wish to thank our minister, Bro. Buron Richerson for his comforting messages, the Dunn Funeral Chapel, Rita Lane for the lovely song, the girls for the beautiful music, the pallbearers, and a special note of thanks to the staff of Western Baptist Hospital, Lourdes Hospital, and Vanderbilt Hospital who were so attentive and kind. We also want to thank those who sent. food, flowers, and cards.
May God Bless each of you, HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER EVANS We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for the many acts of kindness shown us during the recent death of our dear husband and father. Leon Evans. We are especially grate ful for the flowers and for the neighbors that watched after things while I was away. May God bless each and everyone that helped in any way, Mrs. Bessie Evans and children.
Near-Record Crowd Jams Carson Park For Kiwanis Horse Show Opening Night racial explosion in a Northwest Side neighborhood after 1,500 residents, mostly Puerto cans, poured into the streets. Isolated disturbances began Monday night after two officers, attempting to quell a domestic quarrel in the area, shot and killed a 37-year-old man. When residents swarmed into the streets, more than 200 policemen moved in and prevented the crowd from breaking up into smaller groups. The crowd pelted policemen with rocks, smashed squad car windows and started a fire in one building with homemade bombs. However, most of the residents were off the streets by 11 p.m.
Police in Providence, R.I., were struck by stones and bot-' tles Monday night as broke up a disturbance involving 100 young Negroes after a civil rights rally. Two policemen were injured, not seriously. They made several arrests to quell the disturbance. They wore helmets and carried plywood shields to ward off missiles. The' Rev.
Virgil Wood of Bos000 ton had addressed earlier a crowd in of Provi- Negroes dence, urging them to force an end to de schools. facto Wood segregation called in public black power "one of the most beautiful time." phrases I've heard in a Three Die In Traffic Accidents By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Three persons were killed in separate. accidents on Kentucky highways today, sending the count to 586 for the year, or 113 ahead of the comparable period in 1965. Mrs. Betty Gibson, 28, Glasgow, was killed on rain-slick US 68 near her home when her auto collided with a truck.
The other driver was not harmed. Jefferson County Police said a car driven by a Ft. Knox soldier, Joseph W. Nagy, 37, Columbus, Ohio, bumped another car he was passing on KY near West Point, then crossed the median and collided with semi-truck and trailer. The car and truck both went lover an embankment.
Deputy Coroner Barry Foreman scribed the accident as the worst he had seen in terms vehicle damage but the truck driver, Bruce Tatum, Perryville, was not injured. David T. Brashear, 29, Morganfield, was killed in an accident on KY 60 about six miles north of Morganfield. The Union County Sheriff's Department said the Brashear car went out of control and struck a culvert. Bids To Be Received On Road Upgrading FRANKFORT, Aug.
2- Sealed bids will be received by the Department of Highways here until 10 a.m. Aug. 19, at which time they will be publicly opened and read for road imI provements in Hickman and. Graves' counties. Included in the improvements are grade and drain on main line; grade, drain and servicing on crossroads and frontage roads of Jackson Parkway from near KY 1529 near Water Valley, extending northeast to about .25 miles southwest of KY 339 near Wingo, a distance of 6.8 miles.
A near-record crowd of horse fanciers and chairty patrons filled Carson Park Tuesday night at the formal opening of the three-night run of the Kiwanis Club Charity Horse Shoy. First night results, by classes: Class I -Western PleasureBlack Warrior, Sandy Winds; Benton; Jeff's Minnie--Jim Rudolph, Paducah; Chubby. Sue Buntin, Sheridan; Dub's Millie 0. J. Wallace, Paducah; Black Redwood-Pee Wee White, Paducah.
Class -Pleasure Pony-Merry Boy's Dusty Pam Clark, Benton; Mr. Cutie Kathy Eaton, Ann Fendley, Owner; Paducah; Little Jubilee- Tina Widener, W. M. Kirk, Owner, Paducah; Cigaello-Ricky Deen, Paducah; Music Man-Lee Vinson, Valley View Farms, Owner, Fredonia. Class IlI-3-gaited over 15.2- Sugar Foot- Ron Canopy, Kimberland Farms, Owner, Cape Girardeau, Perfect Rhythm -Mrs.
Ron Canopy, Kimberland Farms, Owner, Cape Girardeau, Petite -Raymond Shively, R. B. Parker, Owner, Nashville, London Bobby -Vickie Sue Hall, Cambria, Beau Champ Craig Banks, Plainview Stables, Owner, Murray. Class IV Walking MaresFascinating Rhythm C. A.
Bobo, Guy Whitener Owner, Newberry, S.C.; Go Boys Cyclone--Leonard Willis, Pearl Motor Company, Owner, Vienna, Go Boys Minuet Pam Clark, Benton; Go Boys AprilHerman Warren, Springfield, Sun Up's Baby Doll- C. T. Vinson, Fredonia. Class V-Racking Class-Penny Cooper--Jake Stafford, Benton; Lady Bird Larry Boyd, Water Valley; Honey Ellen French, Paducah; Rollo RedKyle O'Dell, Benton; PepperBarbara Schultzman, Ava Rudolph, Owner, Paducah. Class VI-5-gaited Mares So Much Beauty-Raymond Shively, Dr.
and Mrs. Earl Dorris, Owner, Nashville, Harshmonts won--Betsy McClain, Dr. and Mrs. C. McClain, Owner, Benton; Bell Lerose-L.
Harris L. A. Harris Stables, Owner, Sikeston, Velvet Design- Vickie Sue Hall, Cambria, Society DebutJunior Mason, Dr. Richard Myers, Memory Lane Farm, Owner, Newburg, Mo. Class VII-Walking PleasureShadow Empress Marilyn Crawford, Mayfield, Golden Boy -C.
C. Wheeler, Folsomdale; Sir Henry Red Top Marlene Vinson, Valley View Farms, Owner, Fredonia; Little Big Man Bobby Hill, Princeton, Class VIII-3-gaited under 15.2 -Miss Mary-Raymond Shively, Rock Rest Farms, Owner, Portland, Princess Rere Mike Roberts, Fredricks, April Rose- A. Harris L. A. Harris Stables, Owner, Sikeston, Hurricane JaneKathy Eaton, Paducah; Princess Gimlet-Ron Canopy, Mrs.
Bill Kiser and George Kimbel, Owners, Cape Girardeau, Mo. Class IX-Walking Stallion and Geldings- -Setting Suns PrinzMann Ring, Mr. and Mrs. John Borum, Owner, Ashland City, Mary Boys Secret-C. A.
Bobo, Guy Whitener Owner, Newberry, S.C.; Rays Mack K- Leonard Willis, Lucanne Stables, Owner, El Dorado, Mac's Dell McConnell, Longview Farms, Union City, Shadows Glenwood Ward Johnson, Bushart Farms, Owner, Fulton. Class X-5-gaited Stallions and Geldings Ron Canopy, Kimberland Farms, Owner, Cape Girardeau, Stonewall Sport--Raymond Shively, Katha 60 Butts, Owner, Goodletsville, Royal Heir--Mike Robalerts, Fredrickstown, Wheel Cat-Robert Myers, Memory Lane Farm, Owner, Newburg, Chief Stonewall--Jim de- Nichols, Benton, Jack C. Clark, 49, Dies In Mayfield MAYFIELD, Aug. 2- Jack C. Clark, 49, 509 Oak died Monday night.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Katherine Clark of Mayfield; a brother, Don Ray Clark of Mayfield, and sister, Mrs. Jonce Clapp of Mayfield Rt. 4. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.
Wednesday at Roberts Funeral Home with the Rev. James Rose officiating. Burial will be in Macedonia Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. Massac Memorial Hospital Notes BIRTHS Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Strickland, Metropolis, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Howell, Metropolis, a girl, Dismissals: John Wehrmeyer, Metropolis; Mrs.
Jerry Strickland and infant, Metropolis; Mrs. Gary Howell and infant, Metropolis, TENNESSEE Much trained and ridden by Raymond Franklin, Tenn. won the five-gaited class at the opening night of the River News Aug. 2 F.S. Ht.
Chg. Rain Pittsburgh 25 16.2p .01 Cincinnati 52 26.5p .00 Evansville 35 8.8p 0.0 .05 Mt. Carmel 16 0.9 0.0 .19 Nashville 40 16.6. .00 Chatt'nooga 33 13.2 .00 Florence 18 12.1 .00 Pickwick 43 14.7 .00 Ky. Dam Upper 21.4 .26 PADUCAH 39 15.8p .23 Cairo 45 13.9 1.00 St.
Louis 30 6.0 .89 Cape Girar. 32 12.3 .65 Memphis 35 0.5 .00 Rise. -Fall. p-Pool. Temperatures By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hugh Low Pr.
Albany, cloudy 87 61 Albuquerque, rain 99 67 .03 Bismarck, clear 81 52 Boise, clear 97 Boston, cloudy 87 68 Buffalo, rain 80 66 .18 Chicago, cloudy 86 68 .46 Cincinnati, cloudy 88 72 .04 Cleveland, rain 83 66 .51 Denver, clear 85 63 .05 Des Moines, clear 90 65 Detroit, cloudy 81 69 .30 Fairbanks, cloudy 76 51. .01 Fort Worth, cloudy.100 81 Helena, clear 95 55 Honolulu, clear 88 75 Indianapolis, rain 89 72 .06 Jacksonville, clear 87 69 Juneau, rain 56 50 Kansas City, clear 86 69 .16 Los Angeles, cloudy 85 71 Louisville, cloudy 91 76 Memphis, rain 94 77 Miami, clear 88 78 Milwaukee, cloudy 79 63 1.89 clear 83 60 New Orleans, clear 92 70 New York, cloudy 93 72 Okla. City, cloudy 103 77 .07 Omaha, clear 82 62 .15 Phoenix, clear 108 87 Pittsburgh, cloudy 83 67 .01 Ptind, cloudy 84 65 Ptind, clear 87 60 Rapid City, cloudy 88 59 Richmond, clear 84 63 I Louis, cloudy 93 70 .89 Salt Lk. City, cloudy 94 68 Early Morning Temperatures By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Indianapolis 72 Evansville 74 Louisville 79 Lexington 70 Covington 64 Huntington Paducah Bowling Green 73 London 63 Nashville 75 Fort Campbell 75 Fort Knox 72 2- Beauty" Club Charity Shively of owned by Dr. mare ville.
Elliott Kiwanis Bourne is the Mrs. Verda Duncan Dies At Her Home Mrs. Verda Duncan, 91, died at 6:30 a.m. today at her home, Paducah Rt. 4, Bryant's Ford Road.
Mrs. Duncan was a member of a Missionary Baptist church. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Mary Dishman of Benton Rt. -6, Mrs.
Tiline. Henson and Mrs. Bernice Estes, both of Paducah Rt. 4, and Mrs. Ruth Webber of Detroit; five sons, Louis and Joe Duncan of Symsonia, Barnett Duncan of Detroit, James Duncan of Paducah Rt.
4 and John Duncan of Calvert City Rt. 17 grandchildren, and 32 great-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete, Friends may call at Filbeck and Cann Funeral Home at Benton. Harrison Thompson Dies In Crittenden MARION, Aug. 2 Harrison Thompson, 78, a resident of Marion, died' at 9 p.m.
Sunday at the Crittenden County Hospital. Funeral services were held today at 2 p.m. at the Sugar Grove Cumberland Presbyterian Church with the Rev. G. F.
Phelps officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Dora Thompson; three daughters, Mrs. Gladys Higgenbottom, Zepher Hills, Mrs.
Annie Baer, Peoria, and Mrs. Betty Hall, Harrisburg, two step-sons, Cleo Spence and 0. D. Spence, both of Memphis; a half-sister, Mrs. Florence Manley, Owensboro; a half-brother, Joe Towery, Florida, and 20 grandchildren.
Forecasts WESTERN KENTUCKYand cooler tonight low 54 to 60. Sunny and pleasantly cool Wednesday highs 82 to 88. Thursday sunny and warmer, KENTUCKY Clearing and cooler tonight with a few showers extreme east portion early tonight. Wednesday fair and mild. Lows tonight 54 to 62.
TENNESSEE Clearing and cooler tonight with a few showers extreme east portion early tonight. Wednesday fair and mild. Lows tonight 58 to 66. (Photo by Curtie Vaughn) Horse Show: The mare is and Mrs. Earl Dorris of NashRudolph is the escort.
Katherine ribbon girl. Two Charged With Slaying In Bogalusa BOGALUSA, La. (AP) Police have arrested two Bogalusa white men and charged them with murder in the shooting of a Negro. Charged Monday were Homer R. Seale and John W.
Copling both 36. Police said they were accused of killing Clarence Triggs, 24, a construction worker, whose body was found last Saturday beside wrecked car registered in the name of Seale's wife. Triggs had been shot in the head. Police Chief Claxton Knight said there were no racial implications in the death but added that authorities were "continuing an intensive Kentucky Weather Synopsis By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS August began with a pleasant day in Kentucky. Skies were partly cloudy Monday and temperatures ranged from the upper 80s east to the low 90s west.
Humidities generally were very low. This morning's weather map shows a cold front extending from Indiana to Arkansas. Early this morning the front was just about on the western Kentucky state line and moving eastward. The front with a broad band of cloudiness and showers and thunderstorms will eastward through the state during the day. Showers will end in northwesttern Kentucky by this afternoon and in eastern Kentucky by early evening.
Behind the front, skies will clear slowly as cooler, drier air once more invades the state. The clearing should spread through all of Kentucky tonight and leave a fair, pleasantly cool day in its path for Wednesday. The strong high pressure moving into Kentucky behind the cold front will remain through of Date from U.S. WEATHER BUREAU 70 FORECAST Figures Shew Law Temperatures Until Wednesday Morning Isolated Precipitation Net Indicated Consult Local WEATHER FORECAST Tonight's weather It will be cooler in the Lakes and Ohio, Tenwill be rainy over parts of the north and mid- nessee and mid Mississippi valleys. It will be die Atlantic states, the southern Plateau and portions of the western Gulf Coast region.
warmer in the Carolinas and portions of the northern Plains. -CAP Wirephote).
