Lake Charles American-Press from Lake Charles, Louisiana • Page 16

fi jjjOHfrAT, MAY 28, 1962, lota Charte American fttAL ESTATE WQSS Two art bedroom All most complete. Con'f HE SALE or bdereom, i'i atm house. In electric dlsh- woshtr. Fenced In Small down May be financed by cwner. LEGAL NOTICE NO.

An Ordinance outtiorlilnq the execution ef IPOJC ogreemert wifh the Duel Parking Company nry of Rock-well Manufacturing Company. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvoninl we ond i'nstoltotton of parking Be it ordained by tde City Council of C'ty ot Lake Charles Louisiana, In rrcu'or sossion Section 1: The Mayor of the Citv of Lckr Charlfs be ond he hereby anthemed torge. three bedrooTi, V-j bath i to on behalf the Citv of I nkc Completely furnished. Per jale sr will Chorles the proposed lease acrfcment with frode for 10' w'de House Trailer. Call i the Dual Parking Meter Compnnv (A WIUU TRADE for House Trailer.

New Space Fireflies Were Induced By Carpenter OINNfS THE MENACE HE 3-7576. HOUSES AND LOTS for sole on North Enterprise also Prater St, Phone HE 37037. ASSUMPTION: Three bedrooms, living room, flintng room, large kitchen. Land- Scflped lot with shode trees. Redecorated.

Marti Hemdon, Agent, HE 3-9447 vice pr or $JOO ond assume G.I. Loan. J74 monthly. Coll Owner ct JA 7-7323. SACRIFICE: Like new, three bedrooms.

Evtras. Povtnq. Will alter. Heights, Westidke. Trade onythtng! HE- J-MOO.

1109 SUNSET DRIVE: Three home for sale. Small equity. Notes $'l a month. Phone OR 7-2538 after 6 p.m. batti.Many extras Nothing down.

Take over $91 monthly payments. CoII HE TWO conditioned house. SIC 500 JlfflO down nnd pick up nr'rs ct per cent Interest. 16th Street. 4tt ANN TERRACE, Westloke Assume s'02 notes on three bedroom brick home, fence.

HE 34400. Snail Eai'i ty, reosonoble notes. Lcrcr? lot Close to Hni'S'on River Rood. BRICK FRONT: Three bfdrnci-rs. Tj Ivjths.

kitchen-family room end Comer let. Convenient GR FOR SALE THREE in kitchen, otti assum By VERN HAUGLAM) CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. jidiory ci Rockwell Manufocturing com- Scott Carpenter learned pnny. Pittsburgh.

Pennsylvania) 'for the ft hi-mr tn im little flnr lease ond Installation of eighty park Ormt HOW to Slir up little Iiur- Ing meters, substantially In the form of of fireflies the rropr-sed lease nqreemer.t attached dL ul lt- hereto i All he had to do. come satellite Possed ond odopted at Lake Charles, I Louisiana on this 1s day of May. iw. I sunrise, was rap smartly on c. JACKSON.

a of his Aurora 7 spacecraft. ir estapnf of fhe Council, i If there were no tiny sparklers in the rosy dawn, a bang with hi? fist would produce some. And if there already were some of the dancing lights, a wall-tap would increase their number. Carpenter, relating this to his fellow astronauts, concluded that the glittering objects were snow- vth f'' 1 cs or more specifically, frost I flakes. i He suggested that somehow I frost must accumulate on the capsule walls during the short but i frigid orbital nights, and then i come off in puffs at dawn when there is a force to motivate them.

To arguments that there is no i moisture at orbital altitudes to precipitate on the metal exterior, Attes FLORENCE N. MOORE. C'crk of thp Council Approved by the Moyor of this list dav of V-av, 4LFRED E. ROBERTS. Moyor.

ol Parish i Colcasicu: voorr rto hcrrhv cerfi'v bedroom that I an the du'v qualified ond octina Clerk of the Council f-e Citv of Lake Chn r) Co'caveu Parish, l.cu-5'ann. I further certify that the above and fore- pofna 'S a true ant) correct copy of an C'dinmce odootrd at a Council of sold City dav cf Moy. ard approved by tha Mayo- on f'he day c' In H- hove hpreu'Mo siib- st.ribpd off'ciol s'anaturp end t'l'j 21 -t riav of Mny, FLORENCE N. MOORE. of the Council.

ORDINANCE NO. 1J4J An Old-nance authorising the execution cf ac-reerrent with Naulec poration (Ducan) Parking Meter Dlvi- for the lease and installation of Be it domed bv the Cily Council of BE OOM Bu the C-ty of Lake Chorles, Louisiana, In rhen, ottic fan. S2.TO eouitv ond regular session convened, that: iptlon. after 6 p.m. Section 1: The Mayor of the Citv of Lake Charles be and he Is hereby aulh to execute on behalf of the City of REDECORATED.

THREE bedrooms, living room, dining room, rrntrolly local- pa. Equity and 'assumption. 181' Moss IDLEVVILDE LANE: Three bedrooms. two baths, den, bui'f-in TO 1 It' en 100 U3' let Drapes, nds end stools. Bv appointment only.

GR 7-3891. $450 DOWN. Assume notes cf $105. PT month on brick home. Three two bcths, double carport and patio.

GR 7-7385. HOUSE FOR SALE: To be moved. Call HE v-8752 or HE Chcries the proposed oaree- Ncutec Corporation (Duncan Meter Division) for the lease and installation of eighty (80) parking meters, substantially in the form of the pro- agreement o'tcctvd hTcto- Passed and adopted at Lake Charles, 1 Louisiana, on this 15 day of Mav. i (5) C. M.

JACKSON, Vice-President of the Council. FLORENCE N. MOORE. Clerk of the Council. Approved by the Major en Ibu list doy cf Mav.

W.7. 1-2 Lots (s) ALFRED ROBERTS. Mayor. State of Louisiana Parish of Colcavcu Florence N. Moore, do hereby certify that I am the duly qualified and acting Clerk of the Council of the Citv of Lake Charles.

Calcnsieu Parish, Louisiana. I further certify that Ihe above and We a new subdivision. Beautiful lots with shade trees. S30 dcwn, SIS monthly. Homes cf all kinds.

Can be financed. Easy terms. PALERMO REAL CHice JA J. Palermo JA 7-9710 ordinance adopted ot a mcetln 5'bley Richard JA 7-5JM i ritv nt min ritu nr, E. J.

Welsh JA Ruby Greenwood HE Billy Lrncr HE R. Palermo JA 7-7577 Carpenter suggested that: 1. Possibly sufficient frost, accumulated during the climb through the atmosphere lo last out the three orbits. 2. Perhaps steam from the systems of tlie spacecraft itself is enough to build up a frost source.

A National Aeronautics and Space Administration scientist PLAID (STAMPS PLAID STAMPS TUESDAY IS TO TKY our OUR CARPETS' Three States Set For Tuesday Vote DOU By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Parly voters choose their candidates for state and federal offices suggested that the in three Southern states Tuesday. ported by astronaut John H.Glenn and also by his predecessor in space. Soviet cosmonaut Ghcr mnn Titov paint. Kentucky loses one scat, in the i House- but there will be no square-off between incumbents be-! cause Rep. Brent Spence decided i not to seek re-election.

The hot- Kentucky voters name Demo- fest primary fight is between i vi at 'c and Republican nominees 'might be for one Senate and seven House scats. Runoff elections are slated i Turiner cerriry inai ine ooove ana i foregoing is a true and correct copy of an ulfl HOC think tne ODJCC15 Were paint specks. Glenn's response to Carpenter's new theory was not Both Glenn and Titov said they i for Alabama and Florida, with i nt erest centering on of the i day of M.ov, ond aoproved by the Mayor on the day of Moy, In witness whereof I have hereunto a musical chairs scramble for made known immediately. Democratic nominations to House in Alabama. Democratic Rep.

Frank Stubblefield and the man he narrowly defeated four years ago. former Rep. Noble Gregory. Alabama voters will finish what they began on May 1, choosing STAMP DAY! GET DOUBLE PLAID STAMPS EACH TUESDAY WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF $2.50 OR MORE IN ALL STORES IN LAKE CHARLES AND MAPLEWOOD. woooed io( en Prien Lcke Road between 4th and Avtnue.

53 750. Pcving paid. GR LOT ON Moss Lake with boat slip. Beau- Onlc trees. Only S147S.

$100 down, SJ5 a month. GR 7-0606. V.HY BE Land-less? We hove 353 lots to low os 310 down. $10 rer month. Others to suit your needs.

Watertrcnt, toiler, hcnie sites. Mary Bvrne EMI- rif fc'eal eMato, HE HE 9-3J29. LAKE AREA: 300' frontage. Wooded icre. near water.

Write American Press Box 705. BARGA.N on lot, Choice lot, near new schools. Easy terms. HE 6-7896. L-3 Business Property subscribed my official signature and Im- FLORENCE 'N.

MOORE. Clerk ot the Council. May -It Pourteenlh Judicial District Court, Par- ifh of caicosieu. state ot Louisiana, AI- an insect nature. Hed Finance Company, Vs.

No. Ot an 1 dlu1 Pegcy Ann Manuel. 6v virtue of writ of Seiiure and Sale Issued and to me directed by the Honorable Court aforesaid, I hove seired and will offer for sale ot public auction to the last ond highest bidder with the bene- tit of appraisement, at the court house door of this parish In the c'lv of Lake Charles, parish of Caicaslev, on Wednesday, June 13, between legal hours, and starting at 10:00 a.m. the following described property, to- Titov called the objects phos- North Carolina volcrs picked phorescent particles. Glenn used (hejr can didates for Congress Sat- the term "fireflies" merely to in-1 m.

dav Ren A Paul t( ho their action and not, of ne 57 Plymouth Fordor outomo- 915 Gul! St. Will finance, GR7-i le bearing Motor No. I2331S88. i Seited under sold writ. Cash on Day of Sale OR LEASE: Ten bedrooms, H.

A. REID. JR. Sheriff, Calcasleu Parish, Lo I Sheriffs Office, Lake Charles, May I COLLINGS and HUNT, Attorneys tor Plaintiff. May 28 SHERIFF'S SALE Twenty-seventti Judicial District Court FOR SALE or trade, three unit apartment.

boths, on larae lot 92x400' ore half block from city "hall. HE 3-0104 after 7 p.m. L-5 Acreage i chalked up a slim victory over John P. Kennedy in the 8th Dis- I Irict Democratic primary. Kilchin, seeking his fourth term, will meet North Carolina's only Republican Housa member.

Rep. Charles R. Jonas, in the November election. The state has lost one House seat based on the 1960 census and the state legislature put Jonas and Kitchin in the same new districts. Jwas was unopposed Saturday.

BATON ROLGL (AP) 1 Three other incumbent Democrats the I between a former state circuit judge, George C. Wallace, and state Sen. Ryan de Graffenfied in the gubernatorial primary. Democratic nomination is tantamount to election in Alabama. Each is a professed segregationist, but de- Graffenried appeared to take a more moderate stand than Wal- Legislature is Served Notice lo Reapportion ELEVEN MILES south Lake Charles, 10 ceres high land near Inte'coastai Canal and Black Bayou area.

Contact owner, GR 7-0131 or GR 7-0058. i legislature has been served notice nas oeen rvea wm renomination easily sev federal court suit will be filed en otherg hgd no opposilion Two i to reapportion it unless it takes the Foufi BEAUTIFUL TWO ocre troct on Houston River Roati. Can be bougnt ot 10 percent down and balance In five years. Palermo Real Estate. JA 7-9577- JA- 200 ACRES LAND: Can buy as low as De- Parish ot St.

Landry, State ot Louisiana, action in the present SCSSIOO. Lokeslde Notional Bank of Lake Charts. vs. NO. 457.91-A Eugene Richard.

Former state Sen. J. D. ffl i Blieux. chairman of the Louisiana 5 our afor soid seized AHvitinrv Committee on Civil and will after for sole at public auction to the last and highest bidder with the i Rights, benefit of appraisement, at the court house i riAAr In A -r A It OT 3 Advisory Committee on Civil made the threat Saturday 0 ACRES LAND: Can buy as low as oeneur ot appraisement, at the court house flnnr iO ocrr-s end up for $250 per acre.

Off door this parish In the City of Lake altc a administration tlOOr tain and Herbert C. Bonner, have no opposition this fall, either. Claude L. Green Jr. won the Republican nomination to oppose Sen.

Sam J. Ervin Jr. in the lat. hiphway. Palermo Real Es- i Charles, parish cf Calcasleu, on DeQ late.

JA 7-9577 JA 7-97)0. L-6 Colored Property J'ndfd corner bus line. HE e- Prater street. FOUR BEDROOM home with huge go- rag" ond storage space. Extra lot, "ft- nancmg available.

Phone HE 9-3830. Wednesday, June 13, between legal hours, and starting ot 10:00 i portjonmeilt Until When 3 a.m. the following described property, to(One (1) Fairlane Ford automobile. Motor No. M6MT 105912.

Seized under sold writ. Terms: Cash on day of sale H. A. REID. said a federal court 28, HOUSE AND LOT: Buy llke monthly.

No clown payment, no closing Lumberman's Supply 304 Goes. HE 9-4422. Stated Communication ol Rudolph Krouse Lodge No. 433, F.tA.M. on Monday, May J8, ot 7:30 m.

Masonic Temple Annex. Regular order of business ond conferring degrees Officers and mem bers are urged to attend. Vis't- Ing Brethern always welcome. Surprise refreshments. GEORGB P.

VAMVORAS, W. M. M. L. CHRISTEN5EN, Stated communication of Justice Lodge No.

449 F.i A Monday May 28, 1962, at 7:30 p.m. at Westlake Temple. Regular order of business. Members uraed to attend. Visitors welcome.

0. S. JOHNSON, W. M. W.

E. NAGEM, Sec. Special coll communication of Westlake Lodge No. 447, f. Tuesday, May 29 at 7:30 p.m.

For examinations, and conferring balloting I E. C. HUNT. Attorney for Plaintiff. Moy 28 To Place Your "WANT AD" DIAL HE 9-2781 oltend.

VIsHmg brethren olwoys welcome. HENRY E. BULLOCH, W. M. D.

ADAMS, Sec. IEGAT140TICES Notice Is hereby given that on order doled May IS, 1962 has been Isiucd by the undersigned authorizing the name of the Oil Screw Frances Marie official number 224092, owned by Jim Abrahams ct which Lake Chorles, La. is the home port, to be changed to Moses W. G. SMITH, Deputy Collector In Charge May 25-28 21.

of Marine Work. NOTIcii'ACAINST CLAIMS Public notice is hereby given that the contract for 2500 cubic yards of oyster delivered by barges ond spread ot Lake Charles Docks. W. T. Burton Company, Contractor, has been accepted by the Board of Commissioners of the Lake Chorles Harbor Terminal District Any person or persons having claims for material or labor on the ubuvn contract Is hereby notified to file claims with the Clerk of Court of Calcasleu Parish on or before May 28, LAKE CHARLES HARBOR S.

TERMINAL DISTRICT, By: P. H. CHAFFIN. SHERIFF'S SAL! Fourteenth Judicial District Court Parish ot Colcasieu Slate of Louisiana. The Warren Refrigerator Company, Inc.

Vs. No. $6921 Murl Ravla. By Of a writ of Fled Facias Issued aori to me directed by the Honorable court offer for to: I have seized and ot public auction to the lost and hlflhtst bidder with the benefit of oppraljement, at the court house door polish In tbt city of Charles, ot Caicosieu, on O-nj. W'l: legoT hour followlna and starting at 10:00 described property, to- One Rebuilt 1Qx10x7ft-V4 Wamco Walk- In Cooler, complete wins metal floor and rails and One Rebuilt 212 Urlsln Coil ond Rebuilt 2 HP Condensing Unit.

Soiled under writ. Terms: Cash on day of iole. H. A. REID, JR, lit, Purfwi, La- CharlW, Irif -It Bobby Kennedy's Wife Seeks Peace Corps Recruits CULLMAN, Ala.

(AP) Mrs. IT -f it apportion uue tnaiuuci dy 'Z individual area, additional seats. NBC Says News Meet Cancelled over. DeBlieux suit may be the only recourse open to the people. The U.S.

Supreme Court ruled in March that federal courts can take jurisdiction in legislative reapportionment suits, "I'm going to give this present state legislature every opportunity to do something about reapportionment," DeBlieux said. "Then if they don't do it, I'm going to file my suit as a private citizen." He said the people should have some basis for equal representation in at least one house of the legislature. At least ten bills to reappor- lion the legislature have been introduced. One, by Sen. George Tessier, New Orleans, calls for general reapportionment of both houses, while the others would re- one chamber or give lender called for delay of reap- ters bid for re-election this fall.

In Kentucky, Sen. Thruston B. state administration will take formcr OP a i a chairman, appears sure to win Republican nomination for a second term while Lt. Gov. Wilson W.

Wyatt is the leading contender for the Democratic senatorial nomination. general, urges young Master! People to consider service in the Peace Corps or a career in the U.S. Foreign Service. Addressing the graduating class of St. Bernard College ikiA night, Mrs.

Kennedy mentioned PrOQrQm uV AMA her recent trip around the world nn. with her husband and said: "If; EW ORK Nation- there was one thing we learned from our trip it was how crucial the need for bright, energetic and dedicated representatives of the United States to staff our 99 for- posls around the eign service world." Mrs. Kennedy was awarded an! The network said the AMA al Broadcasting Co. says the cancellation of a program on which an American Medical Association spokesman was to appear Sunday night resulted from a conflict with astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter's news conference. honorary degree of doctor of humane letters by St.

Bernard, a Catholic college operated by the Benedictine Order. Junior College Student Killed By Stray Bullet VICKSBURG, Miss. (AP) Carey Earl Whittington, a 19- year-old Hinds Junior College student, was killed in an accidental shooting by a friend, police said. Whittington, who had returned home for the summer, was shot in the heart Sunday by Bobby Middletcn of Vicksburg, a close friend, officers reported. Officers reported Middleton said he was toying with a .45 caliber revolver when the gun discharged.

"I was sort of practicing on the quick draw," Middleton was quoted as saying. Middleton said two other boys handled the gun before him end boys told him they didn't know it was loaded. Dr. Neal Annis of Miami, would appear at a later date on the pre-empted television program, "Meet the Press." Annis was to have been interviewed about President Kennedy's plan for medical care for the aged under Social Security. The AMA opposes the plan.

Nominees Are Named in New Orleans Runoff NEW ORLEANS (AP) Philip C. Ciaccio, 34-year-old attorney, and Charles G. Smither, an insurance executive, won Democratic nomination to the Louisiana House of Representatives in a runoff primary Saturday. Complete returns from the 9th Ward on the eastern edge of the city gave Ciaccio 7,691 votes to 6,420 for Louis Trent. The House seat was vacated by Daniel Kelly when he became a city councilman.

Ciaccio will meet Republican Lucius D. Dalton in the June 5 general election. Complete returns from the uptown 14th Ward gave Smither 4,. 436 votes to 2,610 for John Sin- green. The vacancy resulted from the election of George Tessier to the slate Senate, Smither will face Republican Hugues de la Vergne II in the general election.

Ciaccio, who ran unsuccessfully for the city council as a member of the Sen. Adrian G. Duplantier ticket, was backed in the current race by the AFL-C10 committee on political education. Trent was backed by Mayor Victor H. Schiro, the Regular Democratic Organi- lace.

Former Gov. James Folsom, who ran a close third in the May 1 primary, threw his support to deGraffenried, who tailed Wallace by 46,000 votes in the first primary. The big question in Alabama Is which of the state's nine Democratic House members will be retired from public life. All nine won nominations from their districts May 1, but only eight can return to Washington next year because Alabama, like Kentucky and North Carolina, lost a House seat. The Legislature was unable to agree on new districts, so Democrats will vote on a state-wide basis for eight of the nine candidates.

The one with the lowest number of votes loses. The others go on to the November elections. The nine Democratic congressmen engaged in the unique race are Frank W. Boykin, George Grant. George W.

Andrews, Kenneth A. Roberts, Albert Rains, Armistead Selden Carl Elliott, Robert E. Jones and George Hud- dloston Jr. Florida has no such problems. The stale grew so fast in the 1950s that it gained four new- House seats, and all of Tuesday's voting will be in the new dis- stricts.

Democrats will have runoff elections in the 9th, 10th and llth districts. Another runoff election also held attention. This one, held last Tuesday in Oklahoma, ended with builder W. P. Bill Atkinson only 449 votes ahead of former Gov.

Raymond Gary in the Democratic gubernatorial primary. A recount starts todav. Tilted Noses Are Sergeant York Said Improving JAMESTOWN, Tenn. (AP)-Sgt. Alvin C.

York, the World War I hero who killed 25 enemy soldiers in the battle of the Argonne, was reported improved at a hospital today. York, 74. was admitted to the hospital Saturday. Dr. Guy C.

Pinckley said York had been seriously ill but did not reveal the nature of the illness. York, who lives st nearby Pall Mall, has been bedridden since suffering a stroke eight zation and the forces of Gov. Jimmie H. Davis. Smither was endorsed by the same forces which backed Du- 1'lantier.

He withdrew from the last mayor's race because of a death in his family. Singreen ran on a conservative platform. He previously made an unsuccessful race for the Orleans Parish school board on a segregationist platform and was backed by the Citizens Council of Greater New Orleans. Along Gulf Coast GALVESTON. Tex.

(AP) Those tilted noses along the Gulfj of Mexico coast are trying to find a sniff of fresh air, It's pretty i smelly along normally clean-swept shoreline right now, and blame it on Hurricane Carla of 1961. The rank odor comes from piled i up seaweed with its marine life trapped inside. Oldtimers say it is the worst in 50 years. The pileup began a month ago and information here is that the situation is similar all along the Gulf of Mexico coast. Galveston city employes have made heroic efforts to remove the seaweed but it piles up faster than they can remove it.

At many places on Galveston's 30 miles of beach the seaweed is two feet deep. Health authorities report insects have discovered the seaweed and are multiplying there. Gardening 8eason Brings a Demand For Used Tools. Sell Yours through The Want Ads. HE 9-2781.

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