Lake Charles American-Press from Lake Charles, Louisiana • Page 18

SEPT. 6. 1963, Lake Charles Amcrrcon Press. AFL Opens Fourth Season Saturday NEW DIRECTORS West Colcasieu Board Selected I Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS first 1963 match will be against a quarterback Among the Chiefs' casieu Association of Commence After a triumph on the field and Western Division rival, the Bron-; top rookies are Jinebscker Bobby board of directors. a defeat, at the box office, the at Dem er.

reigning champions The Oakland Raiders and the of the American Football League Oilers play at Houston, also Satur and guard Ed Budde The Broncos fnade a big surge last year under Coach Jack SULPHtTR fSpl.) Six flew di- meeting members of the rectors were elected Thursday to committee are Jack Delaoey and three-year terms on the West Cal- W. F. Gossett. A resolution was adopted ftjr directors asking state highway officials to make a study of hazards at both the east and west ends of the Calcasieti ftiver bridge. Charles Jones, chairtnan of the roads and bridges commit cr0 of VinLafce: OlaT open defense of their title Satur- day night! then the opening week- Faulkner, and have helped thetn dsy night as the pro circuit kicks end's program rounds out with selves with a nice crop of rookie off its fourth season two Sunday rebuilt' backs.

Penver's top numbers afe 0 The defending champions are and renamed New York Jets quarterback Frank Tripucka, end I shou be made to create a the Kansas City Chiefs, who as against the Patriots at Boston, and Lionel Taylor, Gene (Scoring Ma-1 LMUKIollI HMJJIUff UUv llll I'trlVCS IUI a UH-C IWIVIC A 1 mv- anvj Sunday games-the rebuilt; backs. Penver's top numbers afe nt i 2jr fli tee said he lhou ht chan 8 6s exit from Interstate 10 at the east the Dallas Texans won the AFL the Buffalo Bills against crown last year in the longest Chargers at San Diego. the chine Mingo and defensive tackle Bud McFadin. Results of the. election by cnd the brid a wttt mailed ballots were announced by football game on The Chiefs, having a perfect 6-0 i Houston has a veteran team George Isaac, chairman of the Houston Oilers 20-17 in a i record against the Broncos for with a history of nominating committee.

Outgoing directors are Dr J. E. Bruce. H. S.

Burke, Charles sudden-death overtime thriller three previous seasons, invade straight Eastern titles and league that lasted 77 minutes and 54 Denver with a balanced club of championships in the AFL's first seronds. talented holdovers and promising two years. But the Oilers also Despite the victory, the Texans rookies. Shifty Abner Haynes and ia ve question marks ancient i Jones, Jeron LaFargue. Vaughn later surrendered Dallas to the i hard-charging Curtis McClinton quarterback George Blanda is a Managan and S.

B. Simpson. Cowboys of the rival National give Kansas City a fine ground i season older, and halfback star proach onto MO at the east end of the bridge and a safer turnoff toward West Lake at west end of the bridge. E. W.

Wise, chairman of association military affairs YOUR HEALTH Loneliness Is Plague of Aged fcy Or. ffcwdore It. Van previous major associatfons interests. The changed attitudes tf (Copyright 1963; By The Chicago towards grandparents so plays a role; nowadays the A LONELY OtO AGE Loneliness is one of the great est problems of the aged. It seldom occupy a place of and respect in the brings unhappiness and often is a ca CTS do to make Cowboys Football League and shifted their attack, while Len Dawson is re- Billy Cannon is injury prone.

The nominating committee was mittee, was the featured speaker at Thursday's luncheon. Wise is a Lt. Colonel in the Arifty Reserve. He described military ac- .1 V-'lL-'OIl Aj'V C1C.V1V dl Jll I IV UlllJ 19 IJ Vl OC1 C' lAJllAliOl base to Kansas City. The Chiefs' garded' as the league's standout Against the Oilers, the Raiders sl ep re Hvities in the area and outlined AMERICAS CUP will present an outfit improved I of proposed officers to be pre- the sfructure the Army Re- over the club that was 1-13 last sented at the October third board sem program Americans Hold Paper-Thin Lead DES MOINES, Iowa APi-Sev- en surprised Americans held a i better start than I thought was paper-thin lead going into today's possible on this course by going year.

Oakland's new coach. Al Davis, has added pass-catching whiz Art Powell from New York, has strengthened the defense, and has both his quarterbacks. Tom Flores and Cotton Davidson, in able-bodied condition. Buffalo and San Diego are clubs with title aspirations, and chances I Bisons as challengers to Silverberg said "I got off to a Houston in the East and the Chargers as contenders for the Western title they won in I960 Perez Warns Rights Workers To Stay Out Bv BILL CR1DER Wise also presented invitations to directors-to attend mill' tary functions in Houston and at Fort Polk. The first invitation was to tour the National Aeronautics and space Administration manned spacecraft center at Houston on Friday.

September 13. Directors were also invited to visit Fort Polk in October for a fire power PPG Staff Member Sent To New Post Paul Richard Arnold, technical! assistant at Pittsburgh Plate Glass company, chemical division, here, has Wn transferred to the geti- eral office in Pittsburgh. He will -serve as a technical service engineer, according to an announcement today by A. T. Raettsch.

worts manager of the local plant. Arnold was employed by the er receiving a bachelor degree in -JJ8 6fi6t "OtstAip chemical engineering from Louisiana State university. He has precursor of a mental or physical i a illness. The most common cause or the the biggest is neglect, even when living with boost comes from Creating a feel- relatives, but more often when' "8. of usefulness.

This will help living in an institution. maintain and intensify the desire to live. These aims can be real- In some instances, loneliness ized by providing goals, hobbies, stems from bereavement follow- and opportunities to enjoy social ing the loss of a life partner. A activities with other men and man with all his wits may feel women, lost when he looks upon himself Meanwhile, discourage feelings as deliberately cut off by those of hopelessness, rejection, and from whom he expected love and i loneliness. For some grandpar- frlendship.

This happens to re- ents this means bringing them tired people when divorced from, back into the family circle. Better and more suitable institutions help others. Social clubs outside the institution where the man or woman can fraterniie often prove invigorating. For some reason the idea is prevalent that older people like to move to the country, with great open spaces and sunny porches. But they 'want Company and activity not a pasture.

In final round of the Americas' Cup four up after five holes" against I and '61. Golf matches with a group of both Jose Luis Ortega of Mexico San Diego slipped to 4-10 last crafty Canadians threatening to and the Uniled States' Richard season demonstration and a tour of the i had various assignments in both Two Injured In Auto Wreck West of Here Two men were injured, one critically, in an early morning auto crash todav west of here. this respect, institutions of housing projects in the center of town are preferred. Above all, do not hinder older people in their bat- John Carlton Roller, 23, of 901 tie to maintain dignity and s'elf- base. but Coach Sid GiUman capture the trophy for the first Davis of Pebble Beach.

Calif. He won both matches 4 and 2 and said good putting "helped me an Ume ever. "We sure didn't help ourselves any this afternoon," said U.S. awful lot." captain Billy Joe Patton after putting was the downfall of put the team through a rigorous training period at a rugged mountain camp and the Chargers led the pre-season standings with a 4-1 mark. The Bisons made a fast I uiAmit LUC the heavily favored U.S.

team had I Cowan tvho said he missed "at fl lsl last nter managed only a HV point lead i east 0 putts of eight feet or keep up the momentum. Buffalo hit it big in the draft sweep- in Thursday's opening round. less in is i osses to and Canadians, meanwhile, i Juan Estrada of Mexico. Coe NEW ORLEANS APi-K Ne-! Griswold will be the guest speaker at the September 19 di- gro civil rights workers ever show meetjng topjc up in Plaquemines Parish. Lean- be "Taxes." der H.

Perez Sr. promises them "a different reception." The pledge by the 72-year-old' itau vat ivuo 1 the engineering and operations I Flfth avenue, was reported taken respect. Avoid terms such as Wocf PalnaeieM-r 1 a rrt QOQ divisions. West -C a "old age pensioner" and "employ- School Bond political boss of the parish aroused min WIth a M-ere elated with their perform- said he also had trouble putting ance and primed to end U. S.

the tricky greens on the domination of the biennial event i konda course on which the Na- between teams from the U. tional Amateur will be played Canada and Mexico. "We're still in there," beamed brawny Doug Silverberg, who swept past his American and Mexican opponents in singles play and who kept the Canadians within next week. But Coe's misses "were mostly on putts for birdies. I was playing pretty good," said the two- time National Amateur titlist, who of Tlie refurbished Jets, formerly the Titans, and the injury-riddled Patriots seem to be the AFL's have-nots.

They closed out the exhibition schedule against one another and New York won 22-20, leaving the Jets 1-4 and Boston 0-5. A back injury to Ron Burton striking distance. The 30-year-old Calgary insur- i three-ball play, ance executive scored two poinU ill flu 1.U iiv Deane Beaman of Arlington, ft ik th had collected two points in national am- whipped Luis In Jeff Davis whoops and shouts from some 700 persons attending Thursday) night's Citizens Council rally. "What kind of reception''" bel- JENNINGS (Spl.) A lowed a man in the crowd. "I i sed 860 000 ain't talking," replied Perez.

On other points, he spoke at length. The recent, civil rights 5 day called the elect on march on Washington, he said, I fnp imnrnvom) was a Kennedy Administration -teur un.ui champion. Keith Alexander to pick up two, Brauer of Mexjco M( Ued Nick points in the three-ball tests. Wes iock of Canada for 14 points Silverberg surge and ed singles sweeps by Bert out. for the season hit Boston the hardest.

The Patriots also are weak in pass defense, a big minus in the air-minded AFL. hurst and Bill Pidlaski took up the plack caused by the collapse of Gary Cowan, considered Canada's finest. Veteran Charlie Coe of Oklahoma City, Dick Sikes of Fayetteville, and Labron Harris Jr. of Enid, Oklahoma, kept the United States in front. The Yanks, who have never lost in six previous challenges, had 12Vi points the same total he and Billy Joe Patton of Morganton, N.C., scored in threeball play.

Sikes whipped Keith Alexander of Canada 5 and 4 and Mauricio Urdanetta of Mexico 5 and 3 with three straight birdies on his final holes to add two more points to the United States' total. They were needed because Ticehurst avenged a loss of two years ago to Beaman with 2 and plot to convince the people that parish. program for Jeff Davis parish will be decided in a special election October 29. The parish school board which provides for improvements to four schools in Ward 2 of the A 1955 graduate of Lake Charles hospital in Sulphur for treatment ment of the elderly, high school he was the first re-! after the 6 a crash i Fear also ls a problem as the cipient of the chemical division's! Hospital sources said Roller, elderly become more aware that science and engineering scholar- was to critical condition from, every day brings them closer to sn jp head injuries and was transferred one of the greatest mysteries of While at LSU he was a member i to St. Elizabeth's hospital in life.

Competent spiritual advice of i the student chapter of the I Beaumont. will help in dealing with the un- American Institute of Chemical The driver of the car involved, certainties and problems of the Engineers, Pelta Upsilon frater- Sherry Cormier, 19. of 3405 War- future, nity and drama club. He is a member of the First Methodist church of Lake Charles and is active in the Lake Charles ren street, was also injured, but Money is not the answer to all apparently not seriously, state the problems of oldtimers. police reported.

He was also The majority no longer are in treated at the Sulphur hospital receipt of a regular income. Larg- IndustrFaT and I The crash happened on U. S. i er pensions may create a feeling Highway 90 about four miles west I of independence but will not over- AICE. He is married to the former Gay Hudson of Lake Charles.

of here. Troopers said Cormier pulled onto the highway from Herbert's Lounge bar. lost control and made a complete turn to the left, I come loneliness or fear. Dr. Van Dellen will answer questions on medical topics if stamped, self-addressed envelope accompanies request.

Negroes are in revolution against segregation. IVJUQ v.i*t4**v. i i i rti to 11 for Canada and for Mex- 1 triumph and whipped Tomas ico at the halfway mark. Lehman of Mexico 6 and 5. NFL Opens Final Weekend Of Exhibitions By The Associated Press Shooting for a million, the National Football League presents a A $4.859 contract was awarded to C.

L. Chaudoir of Alexandria for construction of a band room at Elton high school. The board authorized payment Perez said the Gesell report on proposed actions against racial discrimination involving Negro of $400 as the paris h' annual dues servicemen was written by a law- to the McNeese state co ge spe: yer for the National Association! cial education center. Jeff Pavis for the Advancement of Colored par ti ip a tes in the special pro- People. He drew frequent applause as he detailed his reaction to the gram.

An executive session of the board was called at 10:45 a.m. Aching Shoulder Bothers Arnie in Practice Navy men to buy at ments which discriminate against Negro sailors. full program of exhibition games! The parish council recently this weekend in the final prelude passed a law forbidding bars to session. Sheriff Denies Deputies Hit Integralionist NATCHEZ, Miss. (AP)-Adams County Sheriff William T.

(Billy) Ferrell denies that, his deputies had anything to do last week with the arrest here of an integration demonstrator who claims he was roughed up by law enforcement: general public through the facili- blood pressure, and too much cho- the car striking an oak tree. TOMORROW: The genetic pat- Officers said Cormier will be tern in mongolism. PREVENTION NOT EASY K. J. writes: How can a stroke be prevented? Reply A stroke follows hemorrhage into or obstruction of an artery Heading to the brain.

The only suggestions I can make are I directed toward the prevention of i hardening of these vessels. This The Sabin oral polio vaccine is difficult to do except perhaps Type I will be available to the to avoid or treat obesity, charged with drunken driving. Oral Vaccine Available to Public Again to its 44th season. serve uniformed military person- AKRON, Ohio Arnold Palmer's aching shoulder threatened today to take the edge off his showdown meeting with burly Jack Nicklaus, placid Julius Boros and solemn Bob Charles in the $75,000 World Series of Golf this weekend. worse than ever," an obviously worried Palmer said Mossville Hosts PaulBreaux Saturday Night WEST LAKE Mossville's Pi-' rates make their debut as a Class AA football team here Saturday 1 night when they take on Paul Breaux of Lafayette in a non-con- ierence outing.

Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. at West Lake High school stadium. Coach LaSalle Williams, with a good cadre of veterans back, figures his team will have adequate and plenty of speed with three track stars in the backfield. "We've shaped up real good since we started driljs," Williams said. "The heat has held us down somewhat but our linemen are showing a lot of after winching with pain after his first practice round over the monstrous Firestone Country Club course, where the 36-hole medal exhibition play begins Saturday.

Twenty-seven exhibitions over nel. It also adopted a resolution the past four weeks have drawn i declaring the base "off limits" to more than 914,000 paying fans and ansh civilians, the million mark should be surpassed handily in the closing six attractions, which include a doubleheader and the Hall of Fame game. Minnesota's young Vikings and the St. Louis Cardinals open NFL weekend tonight at St. Louis.

On Saturday afternoon, the New Ruling on Starks Depot worker for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Ware claimed in Baton Saturday that sheriff's deputies in Natchez rapped hirn across the mouth twice with a night stick after his arrest for using, a service station "I'm not even thinking of with- Yor Giants and the Philadelphia lLl drawing or anything like that," he added, "but I won't play again until Saturday unless it gets a lot better. You can just put your hand on it and feel it crack." That Palmer is suffering from Eagles play at Princeton, and four more games are slated for Saturday Dallas Cowboys against the Detroit Lions and the Baltimore Colts against the Chicago Bears in the doublehead- Jeff Davis Jury Asks Rood Bids BATON ROUGE Dis! trict Judge Elmo Lear has i versed the Louisiana Public Sery- 1 ice Commission's order which prevented the Kansas City Railway company from discontinuing a station at Starks. I Judge Lear, earlier this week, declared the commission erred ties of the Calcasieu-Lake Charles lestero1 the blood ARTHRITIS AND BLOOD PRESSURE Those who have not received writes: Does hyperten- the Type I vaccine may a a i 1 sk)n a or aggravate arth- .1 officers. Ferrell denied accusations by health unit, according to Dr.

Vas- William D. Ware of quez, health unit director. themselves of this service by visiting the health unit's main office at Kirkman and Prien Lake road Reply No, and arthritis may help low- restroom marked 'for whiles. unit director state. in Lake Charles, during the two er ni pressure by reduc- weeks beginning September 9 and ending September 20, the health ing activity.

A METABOLIC DISEASE K. H. writes: Is diabetes JENNINGS The Jeff in refusing to allow the railway Davis parish police jury voted Thursday to advertise for bids on two road projects near Indian a bursitis of the right shoulder gr New 0 fc was revealed Thursday afternoon as he began his first warmup for the television spectacular that rewards the winner with $50,000. Golf's No. 1 money winner disclosed the pain first appeared while he was in California last Bay Packers against the Washington Redskins at Cedar Rapids, 49ers against the Rams at Los Iowa; and the San Francisco Angeles.

The Cleveland Browns and Pitts- Village. company to close and discontinue its station at Starks. The railway company filed suit 86 i January 9, seeking reversal' of About seven miles of construe-! ft C01 mission or6der tion are mvolved ui the two The company held the commis- projects to be hard surfaced Milton Fontenot, Louis Sonnier, Clements Bell and Dempsey Fontenot appeared before the jury to sion's denial of its request to close the station was "an abuse of its discretion and results in the con- week filming a kicked up again during an exhibi tion at Waukegan, 111., last week worsened here. show burgh Steelers meet in the Hall discuss turning over a portion of 1 fiscation of the railroad's proper- a parish road in Wards 5 and 9 i ty without adequate compensa- Fame game Sunday at Canton, Ohio. The Vikings have won three of hi( ially on my swing.

I rjght their four pre-season matches with he said! a high-scoring attack making up Something grabs right under my (or a less than solid defense. St. shoulder when I start my down- Louis. 2-1, will be decidedly sub- par with its ball-carrying star, John David Crow, again sidelined time with a knee injury. Baltimore has compiled a shiny 4-0 record, buoyed by two productive newcomers, runner J.

W. Lockett and rookie end John Mackey. The Bears, Cowboys and Lions have 2-2 marks. Their doubleheader will be the first in the NFL staged in a non-league city. to the state.

Teurlings Is 14-6 Victor Over Scott LAFAYETTE Ter both in speed and agility, and the Quincy to Mauriceville, tance of 31 miles. a dis- State Rep. Norman Ordoneaux I Tne commission stated in of Lake Arthur explained that the ruling last October 25 that if the 3M- miles of parish-maintained i Slarks station there would road must be traded for the I no ra ii roa agency from De- same distajice of a state maintained road. Charles J. Benoit of Welsh was appointed to the Welsh Gravity Prainage district.

He replaces the late T. R. Strohe. The jury 'authorized a contract for $20, lap be executed for preliminary planning of port facilities for the Mermentau river basin. This money had been previously granted by the federal government under the accelerated public works program.

Sheriff Ferrell said he not only denied the charges but terirted Ware "an unmitigated liar," Police Chief T. Robinson Saturday also denied any knowledge of incident Ware described in a complaint to the U.S. Department of Justice. Ware's complaint, maintained he was arrested Friday in Natchez by sheriff's deputies who said they were jailing hirn for city police. British Charge Fourth Person In Mail Theft LONDON (AP) Ronald A.

Biggs, 34, Wednesday became the fourth person charged with taking part in Britain's $7V4-milllon mail train robbery. Five other persons are under arrest on charges of receiving portions of the loot from the Aug. 8 robbery of the Glasgow-London train. Dr. Vasquez said the vaccine I closed as a disease? will not be available September 11 and September 18.

The Oral vaccine can also be obtained at field clinics according to the following schedule. There will be no charge for this service, the director said. Mossville September 10. 9 a.m.-12 noon; DeQuincy September 11, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.; Iowa (white) September 11, 9:30 a.m.-12 noon; Bell City September 11, 1 p.m.-3 p.m.; Sulphur Branch Unit September 12, 1 p.m.-3 p.m.; West Lake (white) September 12, 9:30 a.m.-12 noon; Iowa (colored) September 12, 9:30 a.m.-12 noon; Moss Bluff September 17, 9:30 a.m.-12 noon; DeQuincy September 18, 10 a.m.-3 p.m 19, 10 a.m. 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m.-3:30 p.m.; Vin 19,10 a.m.-3 p.m.

Starks September 19, 11 a.m. 3 p.m.; West Lake (colored) September 19, 9:30 a.m.-12 noon. Reply Yes a chronic disease of Carbohydrate (sugar) metabolism. SINUS AND SWELLING H. W.

writes: Could sinus trouble cause the nose to get larger? Iteply No, but the nose swells occasionally when a cold exists. Today's Health Hint- Try smiling; try laughing. Address inquiries to: Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen, Tribune Syndicate, Tribune Tower, Chicago, 111.

The Eagles have been Jeff Pavis was the applicant last half touch-, jamboree helped us iron out some Thiirsdav uisht to starts for downs nere jnurbiw uigm of our weak spots." Heading the attack probably will be Learaan Shankle, a veteran, 165-pound fullback who can move as well as a halfback. LeRoy Blunt, a 150-pounder at right half, and Adam Washington, a 145- pound quarterback, are the other track men in the starting unit and newcomer McKeever Edwards U55) rounds out the backfield. wrapped things up for the Pis- Call I fj-jpt 7-H nnnlonHci'C with 75 points in their last two for four parishes in the basin a2-2 record, while the i area for the planning money. dump the Scott Eagles 14-6. The Eagles of pistrict S-A took the lead in the second period on yard scamper by Johnny but a similar run by Barry Menard in the Tauzin's put the ahead to stay.

Stephen Coraeaux's 50-yard scamper ifl the final period Giants are yet to jell. The defend- li ing Eastern Pivision champs, 1-3, have been erractic in all departments. The Hall of Fame game at Canton between the Browns, 2-2, and Steelers, 2-2. will be nationally PHOTO COPHS 01 Birth Wedding Ditchorge And Other Document! While You Woit MAC'S CAMERA SHOP Up front the Pirates can ca trict 7 contenders. on a big crew anchored by 255- Scot 6 o-t pouadfir Richard Lee at right tac- 1 'io run kfc His riwnjflg mate, Billy Jack Borfy 10 run Mlk Tw die Payne (168) wiU man the guard slots with Murphy Fontenot at ww the will Piyni ind lee Moss i I 4 3D RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE LOANS for FurtfaisiBf GUARANTY FEDERAL 84VWC8 700 61.

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