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ALBUQUERQUE April 19, 1960 Lewis Quits West Virginia, Will Join Pro Steelers MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (PArt. (Pappy) Lewis quit as football coach of West Virginia Monday after fretting for three months under probation. His resignation after 10 years 1 when he'll join the Pittsburgh 5-Minute Sports Page: Cubans Deny Report Of Franchise Transfer HAVANA (P--Havana General Manager Paul I Miller Monday vehemently denied a report from Rochester, N.Y., that the Havana franchise in the International League would be shifted to Jersey City within 30 days.

Sports writer George Bea- hon, at the Rochester Red Wings Florida training camp, said the Havana club would move to Jersey City for the remainder of the season after opening its 13-day opening home stand. speculation," Miller snorted at the report disturbed conditions in Cuba would cause the transfer. He told the Associated Press that league President Frank Shaughnessy already "had amply denied" the report, and that Cuba baseball officials have been quick to deny all reports that political developments might cause the transfer. Rickey Threatens Raids On Majors if 'Forced' NEW YORK (UPI) -Branch Rickey threatened to raid the major leagues "if we are forced to" in order to get the necessary players for his proposed Continental League. Rickey's threat was a radical promise departure that from the his new repeated would stay within the canopy of organized baseball.

Coincidentally or otherwise, Rickey's statement came shortly after baseball Commissioner Ford C. Frick called on the Continental League to make fewer complaints and take more positive action to qualify as 8 major league. Frick issued his challenge from Los Angeles. Hewson Will Retire After Rome Olympics LONDON (P--Brian Hewson, the European 1500 meters running champion won an 800 meters race near London, and then announced: "Whether I win a gold medal in the Olympics Games in Rome or not, I shall retire immediately afterwards." Hewson showed good form in winning the 800-meter event at Carshalton in first outdoor race of the season. He passed the 400 meters in a speedy 53.4 seconds -but appeared fading at the end.

"I was very, pleased," the four-minute miler said afterwards. "I'm aiming at the 800 meters in the Olympics." Junior Kegler Bowls 276 Game, 630 Series old junior bowler, bowled a 276 game Sunday night at the Hiland Bowl while running up 630 series. The game was the highest ever for anyone in the junior classification at the Hiland Bowl. Mike, who recently had 578 series, bowled games of 144 and 204 to go along with his 276 in his 630 series. YOU SHOULD KNOW George Triplett 27 years with GALLES MOTOR CO.

Used Car Dept. Take advantage of Mr. Triplet's experience selecting just exactly the guaranteed used for your needs. 1601 CENTRAL, N.I. Steelers of the National Football League as scout and coach.

He will do more scouting for us than coaching, said Steeler coach Buddy Parker, longtime friend of Lewis. "Although he will assist us coaching, he'll spend good deal of his time traveling and scouting players. "Pappy will do most of his scouting in the Southwest and Southeast and pay a lot attention to the Southern Conference." Gene Corum, an assistant to Lewis during his 10 years at West Virginia, was named acting head coach by university President Elvis J. Stahr, It was Stahr who said last Jan. 17 that Lewis was being reappointed "by the skin of his teeth" after the athletic council recommended his dismissal.

The university president in a an unusual statewide radio address said the board of govhad "adopted the alternative of giving him (Lewis) ernors second chance while making it clear that the board and very I take the athletic council's views very seriously." The president went on to give Lewis this ultimatum: "That we expect the coach to do his job in such a way as to rebuild steadily the confidence in him, of faculty, students, alumni and others which we believe has been diminishing for some years. "If he cannot do this in a reasonable time to than satisfaction of the board me, I authorized to demand his am resignation." Lewis termed the conditions "impossible to work under" and his quitting had been somewhat expected. "Because things are in such an impossible mess," Lewis said Monday, "I thought it best to resign, for the good of the West Virginia and for the good of the university. "I think the athletic council should do the same thing. They should do this to give the new coach a chance." Stahr did not disclose the reasons for the dissatisfaction with Lewis, beyond saying it was not because of the losing 3-7 record last season.

Lewis came to West Virginia for $8,000 a year and was being paid $13,100 this year. He coached the Mountaineers to what was nicknamed the "Golden Era" in 1952-55 when they won 31 and lost eight. His 10-year-record was 58- 38-2 that included five Southern Conference championships. It is the best posted by a football coach at West Virginia. TIES FOR CHESS TITLE MAR DEL PLATA, Argen- tina (P -Bobby Fischer, 17- year United States champion, and Russian Grand Master Boris Spassky finished in a tie for first place in the International Chess tournament.

Each had points in the 19-day tourney. LARSON SIGNS OAKLAND, Calif. (P -Paul Larson, the nation's leading collegiate passer in 1953 as California's quarterback, has been signed by the Oakland Raiders of the American Football League. Fan Fare by Walt Ditzen HOW MANY HOMERS YOU GONNA HIT THIS YEAR, CHAMP? THAT'S A RATHE PREMATURE QUESTION PRPRE-PREM- Chargers Win 1st Point In Charlie Flowers Case LOS ANGELES (P--The Los Angeles chargers of the American Football League a point Monday in their fight to keep Charlie Flowers, whom they signed from the University of Mississippi campus. U.

S. Judge Ben Harrison ruled in favor of the Chargers' motion to have the preliminary injunction hearing in Flowers' case moved to his home town, Oxford, Miss. The New York Giants of the National League brought the action and the Chargers, against the Ole Miss fullback, their draft precedence over the Chargers' draft. Atty Edward Mosk, reprethe Chargers, argued successfully that the entire case should be heard at one time and in one place. Mosk said the hearing ably would be held within 10 days at Oxford.

FAVORITES UNCHANGED AGUA CALIENTE, Mexico IP. Odds on Tompion at 5-2 and Bally Ache at 4-1 remained unchanged in the Caliente future book on the Kentucky Derby. Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves has won games (267) and pitched more shutouts (47) than any southpay in National League history. Daily Record Marriage Licenses Janice Bogue, 25, and Charles Wolford, 35, both of Phoenix, Ariz. Teresa M.

James, 20, and Richard Garcia, 19, both of Albuquerque. Aurelia Pinon, 32, and Eufracio Gonsales, 42, both of Denver, Colo. Carmen D. Chavez, 23, Albuquerque, and Ovid R. Crider, 31, Lourinberg, N.

C. Rudy E. Ball, 20, and William King, 22, both of Albuquerque. Joan Frances White, 19, Santa Rosa, and Ralph A. Vaughn, 22, Albuquerque.

Carol Ann Jones, 24, and Lawrence D. Cimino, 25, both of Albuquerque. Ruby Nell Michalk, 26, Albuquerque, and Lonnell Wall, 34, Winnaboro, La. Carol Dean, 18, and Franklin D. Turner, 23, both of Albuquerque, Anna Heuschmidt, 26, Albuquerque, and Thomas A.

Noah, 25, El Paso, Tex. Evelyn Norwood, 21, and Verner P. Powers, 32, both of Albuquerque. Olga McKimmey, 42, Shawnee, and Clarence F. Shaw, 56, Las Vegas.

Odell Green, 43. Albuquerque, and Chester Woodrow Welch, 47, Amarillo, Tex. and Wanda Lou Coburn, 19, Albuquerque, James W. Costelio, 21, Cresco, Iowa. Bertha Major, 17, and Oll Wilson, 29, Lenore both of Albuquerque.

E. Weese, 38, and Orville E. Weese, 43, both of Albuquerque. Births April 14 St. Joseph Hospital Mr.

and Mrs. James W. Young, 1319 Los Tomases NW, boy. April 15 St. Joseph Hospital Mr.

and Mrs. Jesus Pacheco, 9705 Robin NE, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert C.

Romero, Bixth NW, girl. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ward, 11209 Constitution NE, boy. Mr.

and Mrs. Orie Montoya, 716 Delmar NE, boy. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Fred Garcia, 716 SE, boy.

Bataan Hospital Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Jackson, 1229 Girard NE, boy.

County-Indian Hospital Mr. and Barelas Mrs. Eusebio Montoya, SW, girl. Sandia Base Hospital Manzano A3-C and Mrs. Charles E.

Sandlin, Base, girl. Presbyterian Hospital Mr. and Mrs. James W. Moore, 302 Manzano NE.

giri. Fruit Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Lucero, 215 NE, girl. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl C. Cleason, 144 Atrisco SW, boy. 8919 Mr. and Mrs.

Edward M. Menaul NE. twins, boy and Mondini, Elvin and Mrs. Wilbur E. Boyd, 10404 girl.

NE, girl. April 16 Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. 1841 Gretta NE, boy.

Fisher, Dr. and Mrs. Howard W. Williams, 1020 Third NW, girl. Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Anderson SE, girl. Vance, 3904 Mr. and Mrs. D.

H. Prospect NE, boy. White, 9816 Mr. and Mrs. John B.

Trujillo, Second NW, girl. 4404 Mr. and Mrs. Box 3930, Coors boy. Rt.

Alvie Lucero, County-Indian Hospital 1919 and Second Mrs. SW, girl. Priscilliano Gonzales, Mr. Mr. and Mrs.

Hernando Walter SE, boy. Matos, 317 Sandia Base Hospital A2-C and Mrs. Henry E. Parker, Kirtland Base, girl. Bataan Hospital Mr.

and Mrs. Richard W. 1104 Lovato SW, boy, Davis, Mr. and Mrs. John P.

Thaxton SE, boy. Prodden, 3907 Girard and SE, girl. Mrs. Royce Steed, St. Joseph Hospital Mr.

and Mra. James Johnson. Dachshund Missing; Owners Worried Sharon, a pregnant dachshund, is missing, and ownerg are frantically trying" to find her before the puppies arrive. Described as "a little fat red dog," Sharon vanished from the area of Miles Rd. and Yale Saturday afternoon.

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gives all-weather protection! seals leaking transmissions! noisy differentials! saves on repairs and oill CONCENTRATEO MILLIONS OF SATISFIED USERS CHEMICAL COMPOUNOS, INC. CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS, SE. JOSEPH, MISCOUR DIE dismissed, stipulation. Record ment ment Baca State Ackourey, Patricia Valencia dba of of M. Collection $407.95 George's default.

$2069.75 Service Wachtel Bureau Corp. against against Department va. given given George Marvin Peter Store. judg judg- E. E.

of Wachtel. complaint. Order allowing amendment 2800 Carolina NE, boy, Denver Empire Mutual Insurance Co. and Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Gutierres, 5833 Auto Auction given default Guadalupe NW, boy. Judgment of $604 against Earnest H. Mr. and Mrs. Neal T.

Putman, 1411 and Woolfstead. Marjorie F. Walls, Marjorie D. El Portal NW, boy. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert H. Walters, dba G. Brown vs. Oral C.

(Ted) Bare C. Princeton SE, girl. Albuquerque Equipment Co. disMr. and Mrs.

Melvin Davis, 9112 missed with prejudice, settled. Princess Jeanne NE, boy. Order approving final Mr. and Julius report of RobMrs. Duran, 6315 ert E.

Thorne, administrator of Bluewater NW, girl. of Mary E. Thorne, deceased. estate April 17 ment John of W. $28.350 Ernst against given default judgMr.

and Mrs. Daniel G. James, 1613 Gilbert Tuoni. Hazeldine SE, boy. ment of 8.

$421.20 Agency given judgJoseph Norder Presbyterian Hospital Schmitt. against William C. Mr. and Mrs. Gene W.

Oswald, 1128 McKee NE, girl. $700 Larry La Rouche given Judgment of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Griego, 3409 El Albert against Louis A. Metzgar.

Porvenir SW. girl. ment of and $330.60 Eppie Armijo given judgMr. and Mrs. Monico R.

Aguilar, des: against George AgrapiBernalillo, boy. prejudice. cross-complaint dismissed with Mr. and Mra. Robert Wright, 300 Sue Bell Greenwich SW, girl.

Order as to Propst child vs. Charles Propst. 7306 Capt. and Ridgecrest Mrs. SE, Raymond E.

Taylor, Daulton Barbara Allene Knotts vs. custody. boy. Knotts, Order Marshall Mr. and Mrs.

Robert B. Sumpter, custody. 3.9 to child 406 Mr. Ash and SE, boy. judgment Antonia M.

and Willie Mrs. John 2622 Madrid ask ranes Joe, Du- E. McNama of $36,550 against Donald NW, girl. Co. and Springer Transfer Bataan Hospital as a result of traffic accident Jan.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Carrillo, 4700 21, D. Edith and Lomas NE. 1960 Robin NE, boy.

L. and E. Ingram Brothers ImArizona Mr. and Mrs. Verlan R.

Billings, 330 against plement S. Co. asks judgment of $484 SE, boy. J. Proctor, alleging unpaid promissory note.

St. Hospital April 18 Jack R. Berry asks Judgment Joseph $25,000 against Abel E. and Elsie Me- of Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Fabiano, 1805 Bride as a result of traffic accident Dakota Mr. and NE, Mrs. boy. James A. Mahoney, 704 Feb.

William 25, C. 1960, Rice "at Motor Albuquerque." Roman Franken, suit for vs. Exchange Jefferson NE. girl. or in alternative accounting, Osteopathic Hospital Mamie for damages.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ortiz, Bernalillo, Ruth Maria Adion asks anboy, and nulment restoration from Charles Dewayne Adion, County-Indian Hospital Harris. to her former name, Mr. and Mra.

Nick Baca, 340 Abajo BE, boy. $235.04 firm asks judgment of McAtee Mr. and Mrs. Tom Griego, 4900 ing debt. against Tito Martinez, allegGuadalupe NW, girl.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Morgan, 8101 M. Henry Bustos, Chavira vs. Benny and Dora Lomas NE, girl, complaint for rescission of oral contract to purchase 520 Cutler NE property at Divorces Thelma Jo Asked Pierce vs.

George Pierce. The New Mexico of $2565.02 against Co. asks judgment Roosevelt Gipson vs. Ernestine Gip- alleging Lloyd B. Randel, debt.

son. Lena Joseph M. Crus Jr. vs. Eleonore from Fred Purvis W.

asks Purvis. legal separation Matilda Eleanor Cruz. R. Zanett! Umberto Joan Valerie vs. A.

ration from asks legal sepaArmijo Zanetti. Arturo Sanchez James A. Armijo. Marie Christie vs. Aaron C.

Christie. ance Corp. and Motors InsurEsther Ryan vs. Tom E. Ryan.

Juan ask judgment of $1465,02 Lenza Ray Wilson VS. Fanney I. result of Francisco Martinez as a against Wilson. 1959 on NM-76 traffic accident Nov. 21, Galen R.

Williams vs. Sue Williams. in Santa Fe County, Norma J. Rains v8. Jacob Rains.

$635.63 Finance Co. asks judgment of Kyle Della Maestas against Albert and Mary LuRyan, Ryan vs. Edward M. and cero, alleging unpaid chattel mortgage note, Mabin Douglas Wenslay Marie Bill J. Shelton and Sandra Wenslay.

signers, Associates, DeDonald D. Beasley vs. Dorothy V. against W. L.

Fraser, alleging $1669.96 asks judgment of debt. Beasley. BIll J. Shelton and Associates, DeIrvin W. Seymore vs.

Frankie M. signers, asks Robinson Seymore. against Joseph Cavanaugh, judgment of alleging $267 Virginia Barreras va. Raul Barreras. debt.

Simmie Romero Grant vs. Edward Carl H. Hogrefe asks judgment of H. Grant. $6000 against R.

H. Davis and Robert Carolyn Maidell Adkins vs. Earl J. Padilla, alleging unpaid promissory Robert Adkins on cross-complaint. note.

and Co. asks judgment of Miller Divorces Granted $2123.45 against Eugene Courey, alDonna La Barta Staley Gattas from leging debt. Issa Salame Gattas. ment Harry of R. $1280.24 and Anita Anaya ask judgLucia Wright from Jesse Wright.

against Jose G. LuJack Harmon from Doris Rose Sir- cero as a result of traffic accident Nov. winski Harmon. 1959 at Fourth and Menaul NW. Howard M.

Scott from Doris Marie Morris Kight asks judgment of $5000 Scott. against Pearl Assurance Co. and judgBetty Hill from Woodrow F. HIll. ment of $1900 against Western National Underwriters of Home Fire and District Court Marine Insurance over insurance Order approving final report in estate polley.

of Mary E. Thorne, deceased, and dis- Western Surety Co. asks judgment charging administrator. of $14,480.27 against George E. Geuea A.

H. and James R. Follingstad under an indemnity policy. given judgment of $1000 against John Margaret M. Towers, administratrix Shirley, stipulation.

of estate of Lemuel A. Towers, deDiane Elizabeth Mitchell vs. Bobby ceased, asks judgment of $700 against Gene Mitchell. Order as to support Philip Worden and judgment of $700 payments. against Fidel Mora, alleging property Frank Chavez given judgment of damage.

6, $1039.50 against Morris E. McQueen. Judith McCracken asks legal separaOrder appointing Frank Wallace as tion from Joe C. McCracken. guardian of property of Donna Elaine John A.

Cook asks judgment of Wallace. George Henry Wallace and $37,500 against Benjamin Ramirez and Anna Lisa Wallace, minors. and Contractors, as a result Consumer Finance Corp. New of traffic accident June 8, 1959 at San Mexico given judgment of $425 plus Mateo and Menaul Blvds. NE.

$75 attorney fee against Robert L. Coslett, default. Juvenile Court 3, Marcia Fahl vs. Jackson T. Fahl! Larry Bryant, 16, son of James How old is the bourbon Walker's aged twice many other 8 full WALKER'S Available in De Lave curved flasks STRAIGHT si 8 so with jigger-top STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 8 YEARS OLD 86.8 PROOF Bryant, 3700 Glendale NW, amended order to charge of prowling and window peeping at Harwood Girls School and omitting charge of taking motorcycle without owner's consent; placed on probation.

Toni Vigil, 14, of Dept. of Public Welfare, 18 released from Girls Welfare Home and placel in custody of Los Lunas Hospital and Training School until further order. Small Claims Court McAtee firm asks judgment of $253.30 against Lee Wimber, alleging debt. Real Estate Transfers Audrey Y. Johnsen to Matthewa and Kirby Lot 13, Block 14, Heights Reservoir Add.

W. Roberson Const. Co. to Robert Taylor and wife, Lot Block 16, Mesa Arriba Sub. W.

Roberson Const. Co. to Andrew M. Gidusko and wife, Lot 15, Block 2, Mesa Arriba Sub. W.

Roberson Const. Co. to Richard L. Gifford and wife, Lot 9, Block 9, Mesa Arriba Sub. W.

A. E. Bullis and wife to Donald P. Rix and wife, Lot 16, Block 9, Broadmoor Add. W.

Robert Q. Reneau and wife to Barney W. Simpson and wife, Lot 20, Block Goodrich Add. W. Delbert Lane Lacey and wife to Olin W.

Willingham and wife, Lot 20, Block 10, Baren Burg Heights. W. Lloyd G. Wayne to J. G.

Haines and wife, Lot 7, Block 16, Hoffmantown Add. W. J. G. Haines and wife to Edgar Longley and wife, Lot 7, Block 16, Hoffmantown Add.

W. Nelson H. Watson and wife to Kenneth Wimpy et al, Lot 6-R, Block 53, Snow Heights. W. Kenneth Wimpy and wife to Margaret S.

Roth, Lot 6-R, Block 53, Snow Heights. W. Margaret S. Roth to Kenneth Wimpy and wife, Lot 6-R, Block 53, Snow Heights. W.

Roy R. Robertson and wife to P. J. Murphy and wife, Lots 2 and 3, Block 8, Mesa Grande Add. W.

Harold M. Gardner and wife to derio Saig and wife, Lot 12, Block 14, Broadmoor Add. W. Lawrence W. Hammer and wife to Jiles W.

Boroughs and wife, Lots 60 and 61, Southside Farms Sub. W. Sproul Homes to Robert D. Swihart and wife, Lot 2, Block 25, Carlisle Del Cero. Sproul Homes to Raymond Cowan and wife, Lot 23, Block 25, Carlisle Del Cero.

W. Sproul Homes to Donald W. Lundahl and wife, Lot 25, Block 25, Carlisle Del Toro. W. Richard P.

Parker to H. L. Crumley Lot 11, Block Bosque Redondo Add. W. James H.

McCahon and wife to Jack M. Clifford and tract in Sec. 34-11N-6E. W. Andrea J.

Lovato to William G. Gavin and wife, tract in School District 20. W. 0. L.

Bowers and wife to Patricio V. Madrid and wife, Lot 17, Block 2, Southern Terrace. W. Trinidad Barcla Jaramillo et al, to Narcisso Garcia and wife, tract in Sec. 2-10N-5E.

W. Trinidad Garcia Jaramillo et al to Dimas Garcia, tract in Sec. 35-11N-5E. W. C.

H. Carder Const. Co. to Robert F. Behrend and wife, Lot 27A, Gene Add.

W. Gerald L. Howard to Eileen M. Howard, Lot 44, Block 68, Princess Jeanne Park. Q.

Lynn T. Ritchie and wife to Stephen Homer Transfer, Lot 17, Block 5, Clayton Heights. W. Woodrow F. Hill to Betty Hill, Tracts 62-A and 62-B.

A.F.C. Sub. Q. C. H.

Carder Const. Co. to Terry L. Higgins and wife, Lot 28, Gene Add. W.

C. H. Carder Const. Co. to Roy Lee Haynes and wife, Lot 26A, Gene Add.

W. C. H. Carder Const. Co.

to Gilbert Montoya and wife, Lot 25A, Gene Add. W. Leonard Martin and wife to Clarence E. Landreth and wife, Lot 20, Block Swin Mar Add. W.

Domicindo Saiz and wife to Maria Aurella Saiz de Montana, tract in Sec. 10-11N-3E. W. Robert E. Gibson and wite to Vernon L.

Barber and wife, Lot 3, Woodland Sub. w. Israel Valdez and wife to William B. Benedick and wife, Lot 23, Block Ridge Park Add. W.

Donald C. Clegborp and wife to you usually DeLuxe as long bourbons: years! Robert R. Ryan and wife, Sec. 125, Graves 5 and 6. Block 10, Sunset Memorial Park Add.

W. Dale Bellamah wife, Realty Corp. to Jerry H. Parks and Lot 10, Block 9 Princess Jeanne Park. W.

Dale Bellamah Land Co. to Dal Bellamah Estates, Lots 12 to 25, Block 101; and Lots 9 to 17, Block 102 Princess Jeanne Park. W. Dale Bellamah Estates to Nobert Pohl and wife, Lot 14. Block 101 Princess Jeanne Park.

W. Darlene V. Fry and husband to Rei H. Denney and wife, Lot 10, Block Aztec Add. W.

Robert K. Heck and wife to Rei H. Denney et al, Lot Block 2, Elder Homestead. W. Roy Franks and wife to Murdo Martin and wife et al, Lot 17, Block Altura Add.

W. Manuel A. Sanchez to Antonio Chavez, Lot 8, Block V. Atlantic an Pacific. Nathan T.

Moore and wife to Jerri N. Moore and wife, Lot 23, Block 17 Buena Ventura Sub. Q. George W. Walker et al to Desert Estates one-third interest in ani to Lot 2, Sec.

36-10N-4E. W. George W. Walker et al to Desen Estates two-third int.s in ani to Lot 2, Sec. 36-10N-4E.

W. Roger S. Cox et al to Tom Kinnel et al, Lots 5 to 9, Block 3, Uniti Add. W. Mary W.

Mahr to Albert E. Hetschel and wife, Lot 8, Block 27, Mess Parl Add. W. Ralph Sobaefer and wife to Alber E. Hetschel and wife, Lot 8, Block 21 Mesa Park.

SW. Carl J. Baumgartner and wife Harry C. U'Ren and wife, Lot Block 28, Ridgecrest. W.

William M. Galloway and wife Othel B. Stelle and wife, tract Sec. 17-9N-3E. W.

William G. Senior and wife to Her man Parker and wife, Lot 23, Block 28, Mesa Park. W. Stanley G. MeGuckin and wife to Roy Terrell and wife, Lot 29, Block 57, Bel Air.

W. R. 8. Balcomb and Block wief to Elis C. Howard, Lot 6, 15, Lom Vista W.

Edward Mankin to Arthur Coct and wife, Add. Lot 11, Block 58, Snow Heights W. Antonio Gallegos and wife to Bartol Garcia and wife, Lot 6, Vista Alti Add. W. Guy R.

Wood and wife to Clarence Smith and wife, Lot 15, Block Carlos Rey Sub. W. Valencia County Marriage Licenses Marie Priscilla Gallegos, Isalas Archunde, 22, both of Grants. Patricia Ortiz, 22, and Ernest Vallo, 24, both of Albuquerque. Jane Elizabeth Burris, 16, and E.

Murphy, 25, both of Belen, Barbara Johnson, 17, and Franklin Doneloro, 20, both of Grants. Karen Irving, 14, and John L. Jones, 20, both of Albuquerque. Isabel Chavez, 47, and Robert doval, 52, both of Clayton. Patricia Jean Collins, 26, and ence Mack Gibson, 27, both of Grants, Divorces Filed Marcella Gallegos vs.

Gregario Galled gos. Eloy Lucero vs. Reyna Lucero. Francis Kirkman Vs. Marian Annette Kirkman Louis W.

Forster vs. Virginia Forster, Minnie Parker vs. Frank Parker, District Court Ruby V. Barela, Juan Barela Elena Duran V8. Jose Chavez Estanislado Chavez, suit for personall injuries.

Clarence Warthen vs. Joe I. Lucero and Natividad G. Lucero, his wife, on promissory note C. Verne Hale Jr.

vs. Herbert McConnell, suit for debt. Santos Saavedra vs. American Fur, niture et al, suit for compensation. Robert W.

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