The News-Star from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 5

UKES MONROE Model Airplane Hobbyist Moves Yates, 32, of Littlp Rnrk i won the Junior Chamber of 001 to find a Commerce sponsored model air- here 609 him to stay plane contest June 10 and on Mon-1 He found a ini-, i ipnnn a Job and went to work Tuesday. likes Monroe. His prizewinning plane, which look two years and 2000 hours to (Continued Prom One, 170 with ate a seven-man commission to he won the contest, savs set maximum and minimum decided to stay in prices on the processor, topped ho ust dked town and the calendar Sunday night rpal tag MILK, LIQUOR Final Rites For Mrs. Hays Set Tuesday Mrs. Hays is survived bv one son.

Harry Rogers Hays. West Monroe: two daughters. Mrs. Craig Hayes Snyder, Carlisle, and Mrs. Dorothy Courtney.

Monroe; four sisters. Mrs. Marion Williams, Chattanooga, Mrs. Virginia Robinson, Baton Rouge, Mrs. Dorothy Blackman, Pineville.

and Mrs. Mildred Rrunston, Colorado Springs. nine grandchil dren: three Negro In Wreck Here; Charges Filed Funeral services for Mrs. Liew- dren; and a number of niece- 26 Pending completion iru retlred deputy and nephews. imiJevarH' Ne" investigation and turning of court for Ouachita par- Pallbearers i t- a hi Haywood, is being the information over to the of- ish and member of an old Oua- Fmirmv vt 31 thp Ouachita parish jail'fice of the district attornev jchita family, will be held at 2:30 Carter on charge of negligent p.m.

Tuesday in the chapel of following an accident tat Frank Bieese, Rill Hardin and late Sunday night which claimed iWO 16 SofetV the life of another Negro. The ae- occurred on BerS Monroe News-Star Monday. June 18. 19fi2 must have completed hv vt Francisjphase I of the instructors course. (Hospital by Muihearn Funeral ------Home ambulance, but was dead on aiTival.

Acme uneial Home was in charge of the funeral arrange-1 ments. No bond was set for Haywood PITARRO an administration floor leader of Napoleon: Mile, hit the floor with his hot measure to prohibit drugstores and supermarkets from selling liquor. From Beating motor dealer. He's an outboard motor mechanic. disP'a-v Sid- ten and Cycle W5t) for the materials.

The full larger sells Piane, six times larger spIU Bid after an hour-long debate for $9700. Sidder will display the the House at 11:04 p.m. voted 50- Plane for several weeks V0tes shy for hdry the tail is 13 inches ijpssage on inches measure. nigh, fuselage 52 inches lone Womack offered an amendment Propeller.l2 inches tip to tip, and to exempt drugstores that sell li- of around 45 mph quor on prescription basis in dry ldere never has been a dedi- panshes. cated model airplane enthusiast "Tell the House just how this nifi fo be a juve- affects your Ren Si dclinfIuent.

said Yates. Peck Jr. of Sicily Island said to an' if a father Womack and son Womack replied, "In Winnsboro, naturally the people vote dry and drink wet. Some of the drugstores sell it out the Rep. Francis Bickford of Tangipahoa Parish added, might be some innocent children going to get an ice-cream cone and they might get trampled by the people coining out of the Womack amendment was re jected 10-81.

Triche, however, changed his vn from yea to nay so that the bill can be brought back for reconsideration. The Womack-Schwegmann battle was staged before the largest crowd of on-lookers in larger than the night when the House was kept in session until past midnight to vote on the $60- miilion deficit bond issue. Schwegmann contended the debate that Womack's bill why I liked Monroe so much. The owner of a plumbing people seem to take time with and. beating firm in Monroe, is a their youth.

native of Monroe where he graduates has started on his next uated from high school. C. F. Pitarro Candidate For School Board icv-uiuuis marriage licenses. wuu-v WdS cov Charles Frank Pitarro.

Jr of 'She maintained a residence at bnuses, plus a deep la 419 Pargoud Drive, Monroe, has 603 Avenue, Monroe, after sma11 of the back, qualified as one of four can- seding the family home, long a Dana, unconscious, didates seeking election to two in Monroe, in the 300 to Bothwell Hospital on the Ouachita Parish School Board dock of North Third street. The by her mother and step-father Lane a posts from ward .3 short distance from the new Lane, south of Monroe about p.m. Killed in the accident was Otha (' Adams- director of Smith, 16 who lived at 1910 the National Short Thomas street. Monroe Ammcan Red (ross will conduct diii course for water safetv instmr- is HaiuS thr TT beginning at 7 p.m. tonight Ilsted hls Swayze Natatorium.

Classes Muihearn Funeral Home. The George W. Harbuck, pastoi ert Easterling. Jbe First Methodist Church. i.

Chlld Death cemetery. Mrs. Hays. 71, was a native and lifelong resident of Mon-, ioc She was the daughter of the SEDALIA, Mo. Dana late Harry Russell.

who Henderson, almost 4, barelv clunc du-iai owavze rUn' 'T!" make a JaTeS lhc hcr- Sheriff Emmitt Fairfax Jbe charge against the Haywood the Order of the qHPted Bdde Moore, her 23-year- following their investiga- While employed a the Ouaehi- as by way of accident parish clerk of court office expIanatl0n The Smith youth was dead on she was in charge of issuing and A J- Campbell said the SL Hos- recording marriage licenses firl body was covered with pDm co bruises, Plus a deep laceration Burton. Ouachita the small of the back parish coroner, said he died of in- MfflET the mirarte yomsantlt beneficial i FINANCE CO. Of MONHOf FA 2-0565 Dana, unconscious, was brought Smith was reported walking BICYCLES TRICYCLES PARTS and REPAIRS IF ITS CHILD PROPELLED WE REPAIR IT BICYCLES TRICYCLES WHEEL GOODS For Quick Pick-Up Call FA 2-2550 CITY CYCLE AND FUN SHOP piojcct It Will be a model of the ipcr Pawnee cropduster he hopes by next spring. Jimmy said it will do anything the full- size plane will do, even crop-dusting. PRISON After completing his high school education, Pitarro completed several technical and trade courses.

He studied electricity, blue print reading, mechanical drawing, drafting, air conditioning, refrigeration, auto mechanics, diesel engineering, heavy equipment operating and plumbing. He is also the holder of a private pilot's license. In Baton Rouge Trade School I and had to spend the nrht course in advance, outdoors in 50-degree weather be- electronics; and radio 1 cause no buildings were available is a veteran of the Ko- Prison officials said thcv had from 11)49 to been unable to determine the cause of the riot, which flared in 1 1 am a man who TIRE EVENT (Continued Prom Pese One) mid-afternoon during the exercise knows tbe importance of educa- periwl. tion, having put forth consider- uwi diii irst sign of trouble came when 1(1 broaden my own was in violation of the free en- a RrouP of prisoners stormed out knowledRo in the various techni- eipnse system, that it would of fbe kitchen and through the bolds in which 1 have studied, of mi in the Price bbrary and psychiatric section. elected to our school board Whit SUards moved 10 them, 11 ls mV hope to see more trade tHiS Womack described thai ush.1 (he spreading fires.

lse the taxpaying public that I 'ciiS .1 0 Suavds opencd fire as pris- Wl11 at all times be alert to 'he But Ren Flink iol'm to manner which our money is ol P' Fulco of scale the 40-foot walls. spent, Pitarro declared Louisiana Bureau theii ,7 I "The Louisiana Farm Bureau were thej exiKnidilure of public funds reversed Ihcir position of honor. Others we.e 7 lhal huildinss aller see that we receive a fidi'doV Northeast Louisiana lawmakers 7hen "ul Ks each 1 for Womack's bill trijfto ff IhetL, ThTS good I vN: NYLON 42 90 6 OO i 16 hUrk lutw typr plut, ist oil out cat. i snatched knives from the 1 feel that one of our Jack CraneV Monterey the hoses, important assets is our youth; Dclonv, Lake Providence" 1 is do thc SL IS evcry effort to lev Downes RawUle hL aroa and clospd the the talents of our ehilFSi: 2SW A roared Krt 11 PP expansioif and ReP-Quccn Mary Veterans Hospital llc to accommodate ox i'iikp jonn Jr. of Monroe voted 1 against it while Rep.

L. D. Nap- II i per of Ruslon was absent. jpllpc rlinPTUI Womack accepted two amend- TUnerd! BRAND NEW! Not Seconds! Not Retreads! 9.70 TUBE TYPE TUBELESS 6.70x 15 7.50* 14 OR 6 70x 15 11.70 ments to the bill, including a pro- vision to make the commission Will effective until Jqly 31, 1966. At that time the commission Rp would be re-established under an vlllUllOW act of the Legislature.

ceptionai children, I think it unwise not to provide thc facilities and assistance necessary for our exceptional children to develop their talents their fullest possibilities. Some advance has been made in this direction already not A parent himself, Pitarro is the lather one child, Charles F. PROVED extra safety WHITEWALL 7.50 14 TUBELESS OR 15 MONTH Road Hazard (iuarantcc All prices plus lex and tire oil your car HUGE SAVINGS IN OUR BARGAIN RACK! INVENTORY SELL-OUT! Wide Whites! Narrow Whites! 3 -TNylon! 3 -T Rayon! Tube-Type! Tubeless! 13,14, 15, 16-Inch Sizes! 15 MONTH to LIFETIME Koad Hazard Guarantees, as specified for each tire. EXTRA-BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES! A I cck-Dclony amendment was lft will be held at iv mSir Carles adopted to eliminate from thc au- for Mrs. Claude Heu and hls wile cx- thority of the commission control Tfles- Former resident of MonioepTlc in10ctol)C1' over Melorine, Olerine and Pop- Sunday in Raymondville, with cycles.

Texas. She was 5o Chamber oi Com- The House was packed with Foreign huge delegation from the New Church with the poonle of Orleans area, citizens who were 1JfV' Fa Vitus officiating me with elctUon seiic JmZ transported to Baton Rouge on A Rosary will he held the school board I Promise ThS? five or six chartered buses fi- atn8 ma'k nanceti by Schwegmann. Burial under the direction ol tify their faith in mo tarm Inuring the debate. Womack Brothers Funeral Home. -said, referred to Schwegmann as the Paschal's ceme- stateman from Jefferson tei'y -Claude C.

Telles RavmonrivilU. tvilm lhal iv! Baymondville, two other brothers, McKis- k.ill.ttttti keep a producer tu busi- lhl' t'a-t 111 years, she sick. Baton Rouge and Perry White Kissick. Womack charged that Schweg- ol and Mrs. Cora Mintei Pallbearers will ho fit, i lann sold mill- that and.

A WJ1J Lamer. I 4 4 4 4 4 4 i 4 4 TUBE-TYPE 6 70 15 bUck plus tax and tirt your car 18 MONTH ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE 3-T NYLON ALL-WEATHER TUBELESS 7.50 14 or 6 70 15 black plus Lax and tire oil your car McKisstck. both Wes, Frank Ttchdi.J^y' TiSJSi. BdkS: and Drew mann sold milk that was pro-, duced outside Louisiana, contend- Villa, Reese Overtom jng that Ins bill would protect the she survived by her husband, Spence Loukdana farmer. Schwegmann said, I would agree with the big processors in New Orleans to go up five cents, we be talking about milk He charged that Victor Bussic, Ar L-CIO chief, speak in favor of the bill because he knew that it would mean an increase for the consumer.

The House rejected amendments as follows: I Rep. Rodney Buras, New prohibit the proposed commission from setting the price of milk or milk products 2. Rep. Hiram Allen. Tangipahoa Producer would pay a por- I tion of increase if the cost on con-! stimer went up 3 Hop.

Francis Bickford, Tan- giaahoa Increase the commis- from seven to nine members, 4 Rep. Salvador Anzelmo, New Orleans Permit persons to file suit in districts of their residences. Woman Nearly Itches To Death nearly itched to death hen I found a kftu uondercreme.Sou Jim happy," ritet rs. Ramsay of LA. Calif i hliijid relief from torturei of itch, itch, chafing, rath xnd rormi muh an amiting acitniihc formula called LANACANF.Thi» fait-ictmg mfHir ateJ i NATION-WIDE ROAD HAZARD AND QUALITY GIJARANTPF All i l.

Against normal road blowouts, fabric breaks ruls-exrent -77 Natinn-wtda: number of months specified. 2. Against any defects in workmam hin 7 to original owner for Any Goodyear dealer in the S. or Canada 7,11 makTadaI, remaining and current "Goodyear owanre on new tire based on original fread depth 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Brown-Rivcrs-Scogin 1201 Louisville Monroe Fryer Tcnneco Service 101 Jackson, Monroe Albrighf's Tcnneco Service 7th Cr Arkansas W.M. Monroe Tire Exchange 22 08 DcSiard, Monroe Qualify 0.1 (j Tire Winnsboro Co.

COSTS TO OVER 50 CITIES TTWaoc.3 AIR COACH! onofher TTa first! for reservations and information call FA 2-4454 rjFJTAS i 111 4 i mfiitcatfd kill, harmful bacteria it am, irritated and inflamed tiiiue. Stop, cpeedi healmf. Don auffer LA.NACANï at drugg iti. Goodyeor Tires Avoiloble ot All Shell Stotions in Ouachita Parish GOODYEAR STORES MONROE DIAL FA 3-1315 1514 LOUISVILLE BASTROF PHONE 406 I I 2 S. Washington WEST MONROE DIAL FA 51461 313 TRENTON.