The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 5

The Shreveport Tmr Saturday, June 11, I960 5-A Project of Local Finn Is Accented NEW IRERIA, June 10 Wt-The parish police jury today officially accepted the construction Job of Southern Builders, of Shreveport for the $2,003,000 parish hospital. The decision came after jury members inspected the hospital. Before the meeting the jury had paid After the meeting the jury decided to pay another $6,345 90. Ninety per cent of the total bill has now been paid. VftW.W.W.1 SPECIAL NOW AT PAK-A-SAK PLUMP, PIPING HOT ONLY 0 iitr Mill llllTllf (o)c Two Local Firms File for Charters Two Shreveport firms filed for domestic charters with Secretary of State Wade O.

Martin Jr. last week. They are the Aero Dusting 1028 Giddons Lane Building, crop dusting, 2,000 shares no par value; and Chapman 1500 N. Market, well logging, $18,000. EACH So Perfect for Vfcck-End Leisure L'mng 7t JUMMbR HOUKS Doyi I A M.

4 P.M Sundoy AMI WILLIAMS' DRUG STORE W. I. Willionn PhiiimiHiil China 86 1 7W. Smitfcir tir NEW PRESIDENT of the Optimist Club of Shreveport, William R. Smith (left) receives congratulations from Ferguson Bell of Kansas City, Mo.

(center), an Optimist International vice president who conducted installation of new officers here yesterday. Loyd Alexander was named vice president. (Times Fhoto ty Lloyd Stilley) Tourist Bureau Head in Hospital BATON ROUGE, June 10 wru-O. W. (Rill i Welch, named head of the Stale Tourist Bureau two weeks ago.

today rested in a hospital under treatment for a heart condition. Relatives said Welch was hos-1 pitalized late Monday after a visit I to his physician for a checkup. His family said he sought the advice of the physician because he had not been "feeling well" Welch visited each of the stale's half-dozen tourist entry stations on Louisiana's bordeis shortly after' he was named to head the tourist bureau, due for expansion under I the administration of Gov. Davis. Welch's family said visitors were not encouraged.

Bagwell Qualifies' In Baton Rouge BATON ROUGE. June 10 Iffl Republicans today announced Harrison Bagwell qualified as candidate for mayor president. Bagwell, once an unsuccessful candidate for governor on the Re-1 publican ticket, will oppose the Democratic nominee in the Nov. 8j general election. Four other top GOP candidates for local offices qualified with the parish Republican Executive Com-1 W.

R. Smith Is Installed By Optimists William R. Smith yesterday was installed president for 1960-61 of the Optimist Club of Shreveport at a meeting in the Garden Room of the Captain Shreve Hotel. Smith, owner of an electrical contracting firm, succeeds Jack Salley. Other officers installed were Loyd Alexander, first vice president; Walter Patterson, second vice president; Otto Thoma.

third vice president; Herman Frazier, fourth vice president and W. J. Powell, secretary-treasurer. Seven new board members were selected. They are Lpuis Ballard, Sidney York, Clifton W.

Woltz. Robert E. Weimar, A. Lane Ellison, Loyd Gist, Cecil Gallaspy and Charles S. Barr.

B. W. Fane and Reese Baker were chosen trustees, and L. E. Mclver, parliamentarian.

Conducting the installation was Ferguson Bell of Kansas City, vice president of the Central Region, Optimist International. Smith is a past governor of District 7, since redivided, and is a board member of Optimist International. He has been chairman of the boys work committee for a number of years. Today at 6:30 p.m., members from seven Optimist clubs in Shreveport and Bossier City will sponsor the regional oratorical contest in which youths from nine districts will compete. The contest, to be conducted by "Bell, ill be held in the Lake Room.

t- A i i CCoooi bff'g srapeoF ITU's Model 12SS-2 Model I3C-3 Moilel I8CS-3 7'4W-WW 230 Volts 230bli WMWi 13.000 Bl Us 18000 Bill; sUrA -r I a Vf. 1 mittee prior to the deadline for filing earlier this week. Woman Accused Of Slabbing Man NEW ORLEANS, June 10 (UPD A 31-year-old woman in police custody today is accused of stab-1 bmg a male companion to death while the two were in a parked car here. 1 Ottlcm said Betty Dennis admit-j ted stabbing Thomas Storlazzi, 31, 1 as s. result ol an argument that slai ted in a bar where the two haa gone to celebrate her birthday.

She was booked on a murder charge. An off duty policeman discovered Storlazzi's body lying across the front seat cf the car. Miss Dennis i was arrested a short time later. I mm IfBMS Will CL EFFECTIVELY Land Purchased For Expressway The Louisiana Department of Highways yesterday purchased three parcels of property from Toney Merendino, et al, for the Shreveport Expressway right-of-way at a total cost of $37,350. Location of the property and sale price follows: Lu 20 and north 10 feet of lot 19, Luchini Subdivision, lot 12, block 10, Fairgrounds Subdivision, lots 13, 14 and 15, less the north 120 feet of said lots, block 10, Fairgrounds Subdivision, $20,000.

5 OUTDOORS WHEN ITS 11 Sanity Hearing Set in Slaying A sanity hearing has been called for Wednesday in Caddo District Court to determine if a 40-year-old Negro man is mentally capable of standing trial on a murder charge. Attorneys for Willie Ray Smith of 928 Portland Ave. filed a motion yesterday with the court alleging that Smith is mentally defective and asked that proceedings against him be stayed. The Negro is charged with the murder of his brother-in-law and attempted murder of his mother-in-law. He is accused of shooting to death Efelken Brown, 52-year-old Negro, and critically wounding Jannie Mack, 76, of 2735 Logan St.

The double shooting took place May 9 at the Mack woman's house. Smith is partially paralyzed from World War II wounds and receives 100 per cent disability pay from the government. Local Teachers Get Scholarships Two Shreveport teachers have been awarded scholarships by Louisiana State University to attend summer training programs there. Mrs. Randle Geisler, teacher at Youree Drive Junior High School, will attend the Counseling and Guidance Training Institute.

Father Rudolph B. Horstmann, teacher at St. John's High School, will do research at LSU as part of the nine-week Teacher Research Participation Program. Injuries Fatal HAMMOND, June 10 (UPD -Daniel Hurley, 73, of Baton Rouge died today after being injured in a collision with a truck here last night. Police said Hurley's car went through a stop sign and was struck by a moving van.

The victim's wile, Marie, 70, suffered serious injuries in the crash. Cooling power you'll need this summer that BTU's alone cannot provide Arkansas Cafe Bobbed of $700 EL DORADO, June 10 (Special) A cafe located near the I Arkansas-Louisiana state line in I Fedders will stand up against any air conditioner on beat any air conditioner on a BTlTs-per dollar basis, too. But which air conditioner will stand up with Fedders and be counted on the real test of air conditioner performance the ability to cool effectively on all those sunny mid-summer days when an air conditioner has to battle I15degree heat? (They take their readings in the shade too it' 15 to 20 hotter in the sun.) For this reason, Fedders Air Conditioners are engineered manufactured tested to cool effectively when it's 115 degrees outdoors. That's 20' hotter than the standard temperatures at which BTU's are measured. When you select your new air conditioner, it will pay you to look beyond mere BTU's.

In competitive tests against air conditioners with similar BTU ratings, a Fedders pulled room temperatures down, held them down when it was 1 15 degrees outdoors. The other air conditioners tested didn't cool as or turned off automatically to prevent permanent damage from overheating. BTU's? Very helpful fn selecting the right model for your home. Fedders has them galore 50 different models from 7,000 to 19,000 BTU's. Some of them are pretty powerful as you can see.

Like the 1-HP ampere Model 12SS-2 that produces 9,000 BTU's although it uses 40 less electricity. Or the 1-HP Custom Model 13C-3 that offers more than a ton of cooling (13,000 BTU's to be exact). Or the brand new Model 18CS-3 air conditioner that delivers 18,000 BTU These BTU's are measured inside a laboratory at 95 degrees. In the hot sun outside your window where your new air conditioner will operate, however, it will often be 1 1 5 degrees even though the Weather Bureau reports temperature in the nineties. FEEMDI Union County was robbed of an estimated $700 early today," Sheriff O.

E. Bishop said today. The establishment, Dodge City Inn, owned by Hershell Lewis and Robert Hicks, was entered after a pane of glass was knocked out of a window, Chief Deputy Glenn Thompson said. Thompson said that the funds all in cash, were stored in a cabinet locked with a padlock. Entrance to the cabinet was gained when the padlock was knocked from the cabinet door, Thompson said.

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