Lake Charles American-Press from Lake Charles, Louisiana • Page 24

Amtricin ttta LOCAL WEATHER LAKE CHARLES WEA1HER lodny (' at:) Minimum todoy a ml 4i Maximum (1 p.ni Fl Relative Hum ditv am) Ro.n'all lotioy Si Sunrise tomoirow 5 tun frn level pretture (9 a 3t CO Teles todav 7 30 pm -01 lov, 1 rc 1 01 Jpui 12 1 3 h-gh; to -04 IC'V. Goldberg Files Suit Against Jennings Man A suit seeking unpaid minimum v.airs and overtime compensation for r.iue employes of (he Me- Cutciieon Consii'uclion compain at Jennings iias been filed in U. S. Dis-lrirt at a Charles. The suit was filed by U.S.

See- 1 retary of Labur Arthur J. Goldbe; MtCutcheon consti'uclion in an oilfield contractor. The civil aclio!) was filed by Sceretary Goldberg after receiving written requesis from the em- ployes as required by law, according to the Department of Labor. The suit alleges that the em- ployes were paid less than the legal minimum wages established by Jaw. Also the suit claims the pay for overtime after 40 hours.

weatherman expects scatlered showers and ihundershowers tonight in the Ohio valley and in the southern Atlantic and eastern Gulf Cnast stales while showers and drizzle are forecast for the northern Atlantic coast. A few showers will be scattered across the northern Rockies and the northsrn Pacific coast. It will be warmer on the Atlantic roast and from the Rockies through the southern Plains and ths upper Mississippi valley. Cooler weather is expected in the southern Mississippi valley, the Ohio valley, the Lakes area and in the Pacific northwest. (AP Wirephoto) Honor Roll Students Listed At West Lake High School SHIPPING NEWS PORT OF LAKE CHARUi INCUM1NQ SHIPS (General cargo ships due to call during (he next 7 dayn DOW JONES (cwrtMy WiKtr Fourth AvtrPOli: Industrials KdltS State Speech Title Won By LaGrange and Agant LCS LCS Nopal LCS South African Tranf I Green LCVS Horace Luekenhach General General General General General Full Cargo Kendall Atlas General General Harry General Steel Architecl-LCS LCS LCS Elin LCS NATIONAL WEATHER Ships and Agent Barges UBL 432 442 E.

II. Schulte Barge UBL 333 Reubrn Ships and Agent Del Ciudad de General General General General SHIPS IN PORT Cargo Em ply Bur it Creosote General General OUTGOING SHIPS Cargo General General I.AKK 'Sp! i Honor mil fur 'iie fifih six- v.r-k-' reri'M Lake liipii have liccn annnunffd by L. M. Lc'Tard. principal.

Stiirienls made nil "AY'; are chert Klrpzip, Barbara Finn- tugcne Byrd. Brenda Loltin. Belvs Jones. Arlene. LeDoux, Ann I.f'Doux.

Dan Dutton, Anita Green, Vicki i Vickers. Herald HHiinan, Al-j Brenda Kelly, Sandra Mud-i Ronnie Johnson, Cheryl Den-! 1115. Charles Rcnoil, John Rode- 1 rique, Frankle Fronczk, Alec. Hue, Jaijcse Guillory, llarley Du-j puis and Roger Martin. Other students uho made (lie roll kvt: 12th tirade: RoluMt.

Beiiada. Sharon Gront, Jerry Squyres, Kennel L'aslrnan, Glen Dnl'on, Gene Robert Patricia Nichols and Kathleen Moss. lllh Grade: Dixie Mom.TkT, i Barbara Chaneo, Billic Sue Hour- jque. tt'aily Hebert, and Mike Cady. I0th Grade: Kay Jenel! C'larii'itr Duhon.

Tun MrKainr- Linda Biviidn Hnffpauiv. Linda loiiin. Ann Lawiuiire Ken- neih Oth Grade: Aluoocl. Richard LeTard. Kalhy Mitchell, JoAnn f.anglord, Joyce Davis, Palsy Ellis, Robin McBride, Chris Luiin, Rickey Ronnie Fnnurek, Guy Zachrv.

Janice Guillory and Sammie Burch. 8th Grade: Danny Rozeman, K'flthy BrasheHr, Harry Garrison, Charlene Henry, Julie Johnson, Patrick Hebert, Donna Davis, Ri- McGregor, Camlyn Lou'ery, Rebecca Richmond, LeBlanc, Gary Ox. Hani Bible, Francine Curl, Roaer Cleveland. 7ih Grade: Jimmy Klcpzic, Kay Genlry, Linda Baicr. Jo Cheryl Miller, Dana Fisher and Lowanna Stanley.

THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE By AJiocloted Prssi High Low Albany, tisudy S3 44 Albuquerque, cltor rt Atlanta, doudir Js Bismorck, elcor is cloudy 6S 50 Boston, cleudy 4) Buffalo, ion 71 Cleveland, clowdy C4 Denvnr, clear if DCJ Msines, cloudy cloudy It Fnirhnnks, clear J4 Fc worfh, rltar Hdeno, cloudy Honolulu, cloudv Indianapolis, cloudy Junsau, rtourfv Kansas City, cloudy IPS A Lo'jisville, roin MTT-IIII. cloudy clear Milwaukee, roin roin 51. Paul, cloudy .95 New cloudy "fc'nhomo clear Omohn. cloudy clrnr r.lo Porilonri, clmidv r'oudy Ronid City, cleor St. Louis, roin tnlt CIN.

rioudy Son nfpoo, clear clear Status, cloudy Missing cloudy .41 City Stevedores, Inc. LyKet Brothen Steamsnio Co Shloolna Gorcla tJni Inc. BUSINESS MARKETS fo West Africa Cantinent of Europe South America South Africa Kuropt, Africa Viet Nam Continental Europe Far East Far East South and East Africa Far Blast Continental Europe Far East South Africa To Lake Charles Port Lake Charles Port Lake Charles Port Puerto Rico South America Europe Tn Africa South America Chcftilcols Arrrtrkon BqMrfn American Con 4t American Tit Anaconda I Armour A Boeing Alrcraff 46'-' Brtmlft Ciiiw Servl're, Continental Oil Eastern Alrllr.es Ford General QyrNimfcs Generfll Motors 53 General Telephone W. R. Qroct 7 Gull OH 46'i Gulf states Hercules Povwler Kennerott high school won at tlw Tmimament of Champions competition held Frfduf and Saturday at Bolton high school in Alexandria, sponsored by Louisiana League.

Lockheed ii Meek Trucks Montgomery Word 31 Nationol Airlines Oiln Malh'Mon Pan American J. C. Penney, Pepsi Colo Pittsburgh P.G SMrj Roebuck Socony Mobil 531! Southern Poclfle Std. of Cnllf Texas Co Ril United Gas U. S.

Steel Woolworlh I Kit Zenith Sulphur Resident Fined $135 for Drunken Driving SULPHUR (Spl.) Roger Dale Nunez, 13, of 811 Parish road, pleaded guilty in Sulphur city court Monday to charges of drunken driving and reckless irlriv- ing- He was fined $135 on the drunken driving charge and was given Approximately (earns competed. The field was drawn from earns winning er rating jin nigh gchool tmirna- ments, i LaGrange had three individuals uno places. Judy Churchman, second in pon. try interpretation. Jim Welch, second in extempor- 1 aneous speaking.

John second in men's poetry interpretation. LaGrange'a senior men's teams lied for first in senior men's division. Amelia Franklin and Marc (away are faculty sponsors. vSt. Charles, Landry and Lake Charles high schools also competed.

Two LaGrange Students Attend National Meet Two members of the LaGrange high school Distributive Education STOCK MARKET .11 .10 .61 .01 Prices Show Gains During Early Trade 1.17 .11 ..80 S9 The first recorded seiche was on Lake Geneva in 1730. It was no- led by a Swiss engineer, de Uuillier. CRESTV1EW. Ha. CAP) W.

C. Rasherry of Baton Tlnuie, is Hi" nf 30.3la seres of timberland in County. The transaction, involving was recorded Monday. The seller uas Duggan of Crestview. STOCK AVERAGES Compiled by The Associated Indus.

Rails, util. sticks Prev. rioy ,351.7 117.5 U9.2 1479 WeeK ngo 341.4 Ul.fl UJ1 7 Month oao 121 His 554 9 Year ago 352.7 UO.S 242.6 NEW YORK The stock- market jogged to the upside in moderate trading Monday afternoon. The Associated Press average (iO stocks at noon was up .90 at IMS.an with industrials up rails up .30 and utilities up .40. 1 and many were Inn- enough to at: tract buyers.

gains were (rimmed, however, and there was no group leadership. Steels, farm implements, aerospace issues, oils, and drugs were mixed. Chemicals, nonl'errous melals, building materials, airlines, rails and utilities up on balance. U.S. Sleel halved an early recovery of more than a point.

Jones Laughlin was down about a point. Republic Steel was Bethlehem, eased. The average was shored up by 'gains of around a point by Texa- ico. American Telephone. Consoli- 'dated Edison, Woolworth and International Harvester as well as by a 2-point gain for Du Pont.

suspended sentence for! attended the annual N-i; reckless driving. tinnal Leadership Conference of i Two Port Polk soldiers forfeit- Hie DE Clubs of America in Chi- I od bonds of $3D each for non-ap- cago. April 26-28. ipcarance on charges of disturb-! They are Dennis Wade 'mg the peace. (son of Mr.

and Mrs. Dvkes Two Sulphur youths, Shelby C. Sr. and Ross Wilson i Williams, 17. of 2140 East Na- I poleon street, and Joseph Russell Leger, 22, of Doiron street, were found guilty of drag racing on West Napoleon street at 2:15 a.m.

'April 2. vSentencing was deferred until May 4. Oldest active military group in son of Mr. and Mrs, R. Me- Stay.

Nearly 1,000 delegates and advisors attended the conference. One of the higWights of the meeting for (he delegates wag the privilege of meeting "Miss America and J. C. Penney. Distributive Education i.s an ed- iVUUV til clfl the United States is the Rhode ucational youth organization of Island Militia.

It was chartered in 1741 lo beat back marauding pirates. ptud.enU training for careers in marketing, management and dis- I tribution. The list was hidier from (lie start selective buying bucked up the average. Some of the improvement was due to the fact that stocks last week had been hammered down to their worst setback in more than two years PHOTO COPIES Of Birth Wsddmy Llcensei, Discharge Papers And Other Documents While You Wait MAC'S CAMERA SHOP There IS a in home loans. To save monsy time on home financing sure to talk lo us.

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