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Lake Charles American-Press from Lake Charles, Louisiana • Page 3

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Bead The American Press Daily DON'T MISS A SINGLE COPY OF THE AMERICAN PRESS WITH VAC PAK Lit CARRIER SAVt YOUR PAPIR white you are en vacation and deliver them te you upon your rtfurn. extra Service? fess fw thc Clfcnlatloti Department. American Prest Phone: RAINY wttilur will rainy over parts of Lakes, Plains, Plateaus, Mississippi Valtey and Atlantic and Gulf li will be cooler in New England and the middle Atlantic stales and ihe northern Plains. (AP Wifepholo Map) City's weather to remain unchanged Local Lake Charles weather will continue to be partly cloudy and warm through Wednesday with widely scattered mostly afternoon thundershowers. Probability of showers is 10 per cent tonight and 20 per cent Wednesday, according to the U.S.

Weather Bureau station here. Tonight's low is expected to be 76 and Wednesday's high 94. Winds will be northerly 5-15 miles per hour. Little change in the weather picture is indicated for Thursday. UKC CHARLES AREA WEATHER (neon) I I Htewt Mffi mis Aift Rtctrd low (ifM) 72 HomMNy (mum) Rolnfoll tWay Mont Rainfall Sunwt 7:18 p.m.

SunriM fomorraw a.m. SW ItvM (noon) n.n TIDAL DATA TldH Today: LOW 4:24 p.m., 4.5. Tomorrow: 90:40 a.m.. 2.0; low a.m., Lekt Charlet Ttmptrahirii (Pail I 9.HT. I a.W ft p.m i i.m D.m a.m.

Forecasts Southwest and Southeast Louisiana: Partly and warm through Wednesday with scattered mostly daytime thundershowers. Highest Wednesday 8894. Lowest tonight 72-77. Mostly east winds 8-16 m.p.h. Probabil- SHOP CHARGE YOUR CLEARANCE PURCHASES ENJOY LUNCH IN OUR AZALEA ROOM SECOND FLOOR DOWNTOWN LAKE CHARLES ONE HOUR FREE PARKING WITH I.M MINIMUM PURCHASE END OF THE MONTH earance FAMOUS BRAND JUNIOR SWIMSUITS OFF REG.

$15.00 NOW $7.90 ONE AND TWO PIECE STYLES SIZES 5-13 MISSES and JUNIOR Summer Coordinates Save and More SHIRTS T-TOPS BLOUSES SHORTS CAPRIS SKIRTS VARIETY OF STYLES AND COLORS SIZES 8-20, 5-13 S-M-L SPORTS WEAR THIRD FLOOR ACCESSORIES PO BOY KNITS, assorted sizes and colors LADIES' JEANS, sizes 10 16 2.99 SCARVES, Reg. 1 to 4 69c to 2.99 STRETCH PANTS, Reg. 5.99 3.99 BLOUSES, Reg. 1.98 to 4.98 99c to 2.99 LACE JACKETS, Reg. 2.88 to 6.98 to 4.99 WHITE ARNEL SHIFTS, Reg.

5.99, only 2 ..3.99 BEACH COVER-UPS, Reg. to 6.00 ..2.99 to 4.99 SLEEVELESS SWEATER VESTS, Reg. 3.98 Casual Slippers and Shoes to 7. 3.99 to 4.99 Assorted Styles and Colors NYLON GLOVES, values to 1.00 2 for 1.00 KID GLOVES, Reg. to 12.98 2.99 to 6.99 HANKIES, 99c HANKIES; Reg.

79c 49c SACHETS, Reg, 1.00 79c MR. BAT AUTOGRAPH CUTIS, Reg. 2.49 JEWELRY REG. TO 10.00 NOW 1.25 TO 5.00 SUMMER BRACELETS REG. 2.00 99c STONE SET PINS AND EARRINGS 99c STREET FLOOR INTIMATE APPAREL SLEEPWEAR CHOICE 2.99 BED JACKETS Reg.

5.00 DORM SHIRTS Reg. 6.00 BABY DOLLS Reg. 6.00 LONG GOWNS Reg. 5.00 COTTON PAJAMAS Reg. 6.00 LOUNGE SHIFTS DACRON, NYLON, COTTON REG.

6.00 7.00 Other Style, Reg. 6.00 2.99 MA I DEN FORM STRAPLESS BRA Reg. 4.00 WARNER STRETCH BRAS Reg. 4.00 WARNER PANTY GIRDLES Reg. 8.00 1.99 5.99 COTTON BLEND SLIPS 4.00 2.99 THIRD FLOOR GIRL5 HALF BOXER SHORTS REG.

1.25 88c pair GIRLS SWIM SUITS Sizes 4 to 14 Broken VALUES TO 12.00 OFF CHILDREN'S PLAYWEAR BOYS' SHORT-SHIRTS SETS 1.99 BOYS' WALKING SHORTS SETS 2.99 BOYS'SUMMER PAJAMAS Sizes 3 to 6 Reg. 3.00 1.39 BOYS' TWO-PIECE CABANA SETS Sizes 3 to 7 Reg. 5.00 1.99 Pastels 5.00 7 QQ Sizes TODDLERS PLISSE SWIMSUITS, Reg. 1.19 S9c CHILDREN'S WORLD SECOND FLOOR SUMMER DRESS CLEARANCE Savings up to Reg. to 20.00 9.99 MISSES Reg.

to 39.95 14.99 Reg. io 50.00 19.99 JUNIORS HALF SIZES BROKEN SIZES AND COLORS PIN MONEY FASHIONS DRESSES 444 to 6 .99 REG. TO 13.00 MISSES AND HALF SIZES ONLY LONG FORMALS 24.99 MISSES AND JUNIORS BROKEN SIZES AND COLORS REGULAR TO 40.00 THIRD FLOOR APPLIANCE SALE NO TRADE NECESSARY REG. $209.00 ONE OF A KIND S10 FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR 15 FT. AMBASSADOR REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER COMBINATION REG.

$268-00 17 FT. AMBASSADOR REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER COMBINATION RIG, $389.00 19 FT. AMBASSADOR REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER COMBINATION RW. $436.00 UFPI 17 FT. FRIGIDAIRE FREEZER UFD 14 FT.

FRIGIDAIRE FREEZER MOD. 113 SPEED QUEEN DRYER RES. MOD. 116 SPEED QUEEN DRYER MOD. 120 SPEED QUEEN DRYER REG.

30" TAPPAN RANGE slightly damaged 30" AMBASSADOR DOUBLE OVEN RANGE AMBSSDOR RDIO, 6 Transistor, You Fix It AMBASSADOR RADIO, 8 Transistor AMBASSADOR RADIO, 10 Transistor RfQ. FOURTH FLOOR REG. REG. $409.00 $211.00 $118.00 $189.95 $148.95 $169.00 $380-00 7.99 9.9f 89.00 19.00 .99 3.97 f.99 FURNITURE CLEARANCE 1 ONLY 3 ONLY 1 ONLY 2 ONLY 4 ONLY 5 ONLY 2 ONLY 1 ONLY 1 ONLY BOUDOIR CHAISE, washable Blue Vinyl, skirted REG. TRADITIONAL SOFAS, foam seat, full skirt REG.

prints or solid WHITE SILK WEAVE SOFA, foam cushion REG. VELVET COVERED CHAIRS, cane trim, Red RIG. TOOLED LEATHER, BREAK FRONT DESK, Mahogany TELEPHONE GOSSIP BENCHES RIG. EARLY AMERICAN RECLINERS, print fabric REG. Red or Olive Green 5-PC VIKO DINETTE SET, Walnut finish REG.

4 swivel chairs mismatched bases KING SIZE FOAM LATEX SET REG. Complete with legs and head board $86.00 $249.00 $299.00 $70.00 $299.00 $39.00 $68.00 58.00 18.00 $197.00 97.00 $229.00 FOLDING COTS, 13 Only Aluminum frame with headboavd and mattress $38 16.66 MEZZANINE ANNEX TUESDAY, JULY 26, 3 ity of rain 40 per cent and 20 per cent at night. Northwest, Northeast and East Central Louisiana: Partly cloudy and warm through Wednesday with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershow ers. Highest Wednesday 88-94. Lowest tonight 70-75.

Easterly winds 5-15 m.p.h. Probability of rain 20 per cent in afternoons and nings. CoastaJ, Port Arthur, io Pensacola, Winds to about 30 knots in scattered thundershowers this afternoon. Small boats should exercise caution. Mostly east winds 8-18 knots and scattered thundershowers tonight and Wednesday.

Weather Elsewhere By THE ASSOCIATED PASS LOW Ram 74 Albany, efourfy cloudy Atlanta, cloudy tt Bismarck, cloudy 91 ss Boston, cloudy 88 Buffalo, cloudy Chicago, cloudy oj Cincinnati, clear clear ji Denver, clear Des cloudy Detroit, clear Falrbonkj, cloudy Fort worth, cloudy Helena, clear Honolulu, cloudy IndlanopelU, clear Jacksonville, cloudy Juneau, Kaniai city, elsudy 8 Lot Angeles, clear' to LouUvlife, clear .1 Memphis, cloudy Miami, cleor Milwaukee, clear cloudy New Orleans, York, eioudy cloud cloudy 'hliodelphio, cloudy Phoenix, cloudy 1M 'Ittsburah, clear of Port and) Jo clear. .74 City, clear (ichmond, clsar Louli, cloudy Self Lake City, clear San Diego, cloudy 74 2UHi rone C0 Mr Seattle, clear .55 Tompo, cloudy Vashlnaton, clear 41 54 78 73 79 73 47 77. 77 80 70 It 74 47 81 47 54 47 45 75 47 55 54 72 54 .11 .01 .11 State By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A weak low pressure cell hovered over the New Orleans area today bringing scattered to oc- and thundershowers over coastal sections. Elswhere in the state, continued humid weather forecast with only isolated to scattered thundershowers to relieve the heat. Lows tonight will range from 70 to 76 and highs Wednesday from 88 to 96.

The highest in the slate Monday was 97 degrees at Monroe while Alexandria with 69, had the lowest early today. Showers were reported at Boothville and New Orleans. Highs and lows in the 24 hours ending at 6 a.m. today: Alexandria, 93-69; Baton Rouge, 94-75; Lafayette, 91-74; Lake Charles, 93-75; Monroe, 9770; New Orleans, 94-78; and Shreveport, 93-72. National By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A spate of locally heavy rainstorms accompanied by power- ul winds thundered across the Midwest early today.

Winds of up to 80 m.p.h. were clocked at Grand Forks during a storm in the North Minnesota border city Monday night. Nearly IK inches of rain fell during the storm. Severe thunderstorm warnings continued in effect over portions of the and Minnesota. At Traverse City, wind justs reached nearly 60 m.p.h.

during a storm. Heavy rains, amid rolling fell over northeast Kansas Monday night. One inch of rain fell in Vk hours at Bancroft, and in a 12-hoitf- period ending at 8 p.m., Chapman, recorded inches of rain. At Fort Worth, Monday nearly two inches of rain fell during a storm, and Marquette, and the Mobile, area bad inches. From 1 to nearly 2 inches of rain fell at Cherry Point, N.C.; New Bern, N.C.; Daytona Beach, and Gainesville, Fla.

i Alexandria plans airport study ALEXANDRIA, La. (AP) City and parish officials have scheduled a public hearing next Thursday to discuss proposals to set up a new airport site rather than make some $3.7 million in improvements to facilities at Esler Field..

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1954-1967