Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 16

October 22, 1963 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL B-2 MnrilM. 1707 Woodland NX. bfhtved Ini Rockefeller Hits Mrs. Garner Denied Parole dtinrritrly fithion, la released during hl good behsvior. further ordered thai ha mtka reilltutlon.

Small Claims Court Walker Radio taki Judgment of K.B2 50 agalntl National Sound Engineering alleging debt Pacific Adjuatment Agency, vs. Arthur B. and Carmen Anava dismissed Georgia Tech End Quits Team For Kicking Auburn Halfback SANTA FE (fl Mrs. Rub-, Garner was denied parole fron At President And Goldwater er. and aK that tier name oe restored i wlihuut prejudice.

to Ruth Ann Mimic. the New Mexico penitentiar mate louection Bureau, tb. uon- ald C. Clark. Ordered that Judgment Marriage Llrrnars Zoe Corhrane, Jfi, and Donald Ramsey, 27, both of Albuquerque.

Deborah Mary Hammond, 23, and David Henry Buyer, 27, both of Albuquerque. entered Oct. 11. 1963. la aet aside Wancia Lee Ellin va.

Delhert Ellis. Antliuny R. Quintans, vs. fieasle Loriarte Thompson Qulntana. where she is serving two con current 3-50 year terms foi second-degree murder.

Presbyterian Hospital Center vs. Laurel A. Stewart dismissed without prejudice. game, set up an Auburn field goal. Rawson was reported much ATLANTA Georgia ceptcd the end's resignation Tech end Ted Davis resigned! and said that Davis will play from the school's football no more football at Tech.

Da- lrm Mora. 16. and Andrea J. A. ni.irri A C.

Finance Corp. vs. Frank E. and NEW YORK (UPI) New On, no. 20.

both of Tueraa. I v.ri Ri Die. nrt vrV Carole g. Mumford. Judgment for de- Mrs.

Garner pleaded guilty tiJ Beth Noel Brown. 38. and Irbv Oerald'RIce Construction va. Stuart Ifendanta, complaint of plaintiff dlamlaaed York's Gov. Nelson A.

Rocke with nreludlce Hines, Charles Miatretta. and Admiral the Aug. 17, 1961, shooting Bowen, 46, both of Albuquerque. team Monday after publicly feller launched a twin attack vis will remain in school to take his degree at next Investment order from stale supreme court designating Dlst. Judge Garnett R.

Burks to hear above case. Catherine J. Canen, 21, Springfield. and George W. Will 21, West- apologizing for kicking An- deaths of Carl King, 36, and hi father, J.

Russell King, 61. on the civil rights stands of bury, pi. Y. tha six Albuquerque district Judaea hav- Donme L. Strong, 3D, and Frank Bar-ling been disqualified burn halfback David Rawson in the face in last Saturday's alined voluntarily.

volumari The two men were shot to Davis said his actions "vio- ii.n. v. .,4 Lora May Anglln va. William Arthur 29-21 Auburn victory. iJr aTk An'ln- voluntary dismissal.

hnl tt ilated every standard that death in their trailer home nea Grants. f. tfrantt Johnnie Oeraldlne Yale Tye. 32. and! 0.

A. C. Finance Corp. va. Allca Her.

Lupe and Cleofoa Castillo va. Slate Securities, and counter-claim, dismissed with prejudice. Western States Collection Co. given default Judgment of W3.90 against Robert Wooda Jr. Horn OU Co.

given default Judgment of $95 14 against Lawrence W. Carter. While Stores, given Judgment of 1717 25 against John A. Thomas. A C.

Finance Corp. given Judgment of $707 38 against PrlsclUa M. Fori. Trl-State Assn. of Credit Men given Judgment of $134 57 against Lea Davis dba Lee's Enco Service.

Vlsklng Co. Division of Union Carbide Corn, given default Judgment of improved at Emory University Hospital. Dr. Edgar P. Finther, Rawson's physician, said he is "perfectly all right" and that vomiting is his' only symptom.

Jordan mentioned the incident in his speech Monday before the Atlanta Touchdown Club. "We have no animosity at all," he said. "I've talked to the Rawson family and they have a beautiful attitude ron dismissed with prejudice Franklin O. Abel, 32, both of Odessa, Mrs. Garner, 34, shared the Tex trailer with the Kings at the time.

She was arrested about Franciscan rurnlture Manufacturing Co. given Judgment of 11534 43 against and Cabinet and Fixture Works, Inc. Order approving trustee's annual report In re the testamentary trust of Mabel C. Hemmena. deceased.

two weeks after the deaths at Divorces Granted Fave Collier from Fenton C. Collier. Helen Bnimmell from Joe Brummeli; 30-dav waiting period waived. Joyca I. Wllbon from James D.

Wll-bon. Sandra E. Brester from Oerald A. Brester. Auburn Coach Ralph Jor-, Coach Dodd sets' for his foot-dan told the Associated Press; ball players." in Atlanta where he was mak- "Of course, I cannot coning a speech that he was sor- done what Ted did in the foot-ry Davis had resigned.

ball game Saturday and like "We had hoped he would 'all of us at Georgia Tech I continue on the team," Jor-lam sorry it happened," Dodd dan said. "He doesn't owe us said. "I am proud of Ted this an apology. David holds no morning that he had the cour-ill will toward him." age to face his mistake pub- Indio, Calif. Rudolnh Ambach dba Ambatex Co $526 27 against New Mexico Meat and given judgment of 1708 70 against Rose-i both President Kennedy and Barry Goldwater.

He said the President was trying to "water down" civil rights legislation while Gold-water would leave the matter to such states as Mississippi and Alabama. Rockefeller, frequently mentioned along with Goldwater as a possible Republican candidate to run against Kennedy in 1964, scored the civil rights stand of both men at an address at a dinner sponsored by the Empire Missionary Baptist state convention. toward this thing. I hope Ted Births lene Payton dba Nob Hill Fabric Center. 0 A c.

Finance Corp. given Judgment W. WUsoti vs June Wilson or- o( f2ti740 lgainst Fllomeno and Mary O. dered that plaintiff pay to defendant 1 or her counsel $235 so that ahe may be I v. rnmM) U.S.

Airman Held Ort. 11 has no bitterness toward Auburn." Doctors made extensive St. Joseph Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Edwqrd Smartl, Claudlne NE, boy Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Meyers, complaint. Tinkle dismissed with prejudice. Utility Hlock Co. given Judgment of! 6ales and Manufacturing Co.

710 I9J5.04 anamst N. 8. Garcia; second judgment of $488.41 against Davis said he was quitting licly. the team to save Tech the "All of us at one time or tests to determine that the By Loatian Reds WASHINGTON (UPD-Lao dice. Esther Janls Dillon vs.

Charles Ranter a-lntA Tmt Llena and Joseph Oorber dba Crown Uphol-I 'SU ul' iw. wnncy se. boy Mr. and Mra. Murray Otis, 4309 Shep-ard SE, girl Sandla Base Hospital A1C and Mra.

Jose 5. Garcia, West Mesa AFB. boy AN and Mrs. Jesse D. Walker, Xlrt- "embarrassment of kicking another do things that we are 20-year-old Rawson had not me off the football squad." ashamed of," Dodd contin-suffered permanent damage.

"I hope David Rawson will.ued, "but few of us have the They said the Pensacola, trv to torsive this terrible imisfortune to make our mis- junior had recovered suffi Plaintiff. tian Communists have formally partlai Omission Charted land Base, girl L. Walker, ance Co. dismissed with prejudice. M'lc- cing that I did in with 53,000 people look-iciently to leave the hospital 5e.

"ri Johnnr Rockefeller said Kennedy notified the United States they are holding a member of the crew of a chartered transport t-enection iruss Co. or New Mexico run rnitvrT Monday. naiiiiiviri xu at i rrftpyirnan itpii RfX Bovden dismissed with nrom. "failed for two and one-half the senior lineman continued, ing on. "I pray that God will help Davis was ejected from me to control my emotions'the game after the incident Marriage Licenses Mary Carol Moya and Clovls Joe Torres, both of Peralta.

plane shot down in Laos Sept The loSS Of DaVIS IS a Se- Conimanche NE. twin girls I Ivan Jollv va Scott de Vere blow to Tech'S lward F- Adllin- fendant, 'and Granville' Corjlne, tiiM- 5, the State Department said Manuel 0. Outlerret, 19, El Monte, and Tech was penalized 15 Mr. and Mrs. Larquln Casados, 1121 nit Mrv lmrdea Trullllo.

18. years to make any serious effort to fulfill his 1960 campaign commitments for civil rights legislation. "Nov we see the president through his brother the attor The Pathat Lao said they also were holding four Asians who Del Monte SW, boy trmlr to Intervener forthwith. iBelen. Mr, and Mis.

Paul E. Hartmann, MarT DePew vs Frank DrPew Victor Jlron. 21. and Angelina Lujan, 9714 Salem NE, girl dismissed without nreludlce. reconnlcd 18.

both of Isleta. chances. Dodd has called the 21-year-old Memphis, senior one of the best college ends in the country. in the future." Coach Bobby Dodd, while praising Davis' forthrightness in facing "his mistake," ac- yards for unrportsmanlike conduct. The penalty, the only one Tech received in the Mr.

and Mra. valentuia oe La isn v. d.o nr iMi.n. m. Alhnmieroue.

and were members of the crew. Presidio SW. girl aranted In favor nf Perei. 1 Nancv Dorena Wood. 18.

Belen. Mr. and Mrs. Orval E. Talley, 532 rnmniini of Dh.

dmriett. an. Falrvlew. and The American being held prisoner was listed as Eugene Mesllla SE. girl nreludlce.

Dorothy Lee Lau. 18, Los Lunas. ney general, trying to water Mr. and Mrs. Roaendo Baavedra, 314; carmel WIIHami olven Dlvorc ea Asked FAN FARE By WALT DITZEN Pacific SW.

girl Ruth Carlton from Joe T. Carlton. of ijhiu against Howard Carl Williams down the strong and effective civil rights bill prepared by a Mr. and Mrs. Alex uazoias, vaugnn, Martorle Jean DeSario vs.

Richard Ed. boy Batata Hospital House Judiciary subcommittee," Rockefeller told the Mr and Mrs. Norton B. croweu, San doval, boy Mr. and Mrs.

Pat Caldwell, 3a Man- H. DeBruin, of Kaukauna, Wis. The State Department said the Laotian Communists reported two other American crewmen were killed in the crash. They were listed as Joseph, Curtis Cheyney II of Wayne, a native of WHATSIS ouT is. kin NE.

girl Brooklyn church group. Appeasement Seen Mr. and Mrs. Billy D. Garrison, Wins- low.

Am- girl Mr. and Mrs. Hector Garcia, 418 "To put it bluntly, the Ken Kentucky SE. girl (Myopathic Hospital nedy administration still seems Mr. ana Aira.

josa vigu, ow vairuvia win Morrow, decree from Maricopa Coun-tv, Aril, la established as a foreign Judgment, ordered that there la now due and owing from defendant to plaintiff as support under said decree the sum of together with attorney fee. Martha V. vs. James M. Peoples el al.

order dismissing first amended complaint with prejudice, plaintiff Is denied leave to further amend her complaint. Mildred Llllybell Peoples vs. James M. Peoples et al. order dismissing first amended complaint with prejudice, plaintiff Is denied leave to further amend her complaint.

South Second Livestock Auction. asks Judgment of $4819 60 acalnst R. L. March dba Consolidated Meats alleging debt on checks. Carl Good aska judgment of $1300 against Horace W.

Dwlnell. alleging debt, Edwin Lujan asks workmen's compen SE, boy to be trying to appease the reactionary wing of the Democratic party and blame Re url. 15 Bntnan Hospital Mr. and Mra. rani o.

uavis, jiuu Smith SE, girl Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson. oi Adams NE, boy Loyal Veon Byerley from Betty Lou Dsrey Byrley. Divorces Granted Cheron K.

Edwards from Dale Eugene Edwards. Lola Faye Matthews from Robert M. Matthews (Complaint dismissed). Dlitrlrt Court Federal National Mortgage Association vs. Joseph B.

McOee and State of New Mexico, ault for foreclosure. Federal National Mortgage Assn. vs. Bob L. Jefferlea.

et ux, and Kenneth W. Collier, et ux. ault for foreclosure. B. M.

Baca vs. Joseph R. Day, ai.lt on debt. Edmond E. Wyatt va.

Kermac Nuclear Fuela. claim for compensation. State of New Mexico, ex rel. Loretta Sarraclno va. Philbert Richardson, paternity.

Bill's Forster Ford Sales. vs. Eduardo I. Sanches, writ of replevin. Rex Russom vs.

Norton Rltter, M. A. Connell, Cibola General Hospital, et al, malpractice and negligence. Emil Leonidas Ralston as administrator of the estate of Blanche R. Ralston vs.

Mary I. Fryer, suit for wrongfiU death. Gilbert Esplnosa vs. Alfreda Moya, suit to foreclose Judgment lien. Walter C.

Wylle and Company vs. Melvin Wright, suit on note. Clvcie E. Oulllen, et ux, vs. Stanley L.

Barr, et ux. ault for debt. Frank C. Irwin and Genevieve M. Irwin va.

the unknown heirs of Joaefita Gutlerres de Moya. suit to quiet title. Thorp Finance a Wisconsin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker.

313 lien- eral Somervell NE. girl Mr. and Mrs. Ell vaienaieia. nut Ellensburg, and Charles Grant Herrick, whose wife lives at San Antonio, Tex.

The plane was an unarmed C-47 transport, operated by Air America, a private American firm, under charter to the Royal Laotian government. U. S. officials said it was on a rice-dropping "mercy mission" when it apparently strayed over a Pathet Lao anti-aircraft installation. San Jose SE.

girl Osteopathic Hospital Mr. and Mrs. nurea i.ucero, oiis sation from Vlp's Big Boy Restaurant. and Western Casualty and Surety Co. of Fort Scott.

alleging lniury Guadalupe NW. boy Presbyterian Hospila 'July 25, 1963. while eniDloved as dish. Mr. and Mrs.

Murray jaoaiin. Rvrnmnre SF. fllrl Audrey Ida Tompkins vs. Edward C. Tompkins, eult for separate maintenance.

publicans as a smokescreen, when in actual fact the Democrats have overwhelming majorities in both houses of Congress and can pass any legislation they really want." Rockefeller said Goldwater, on the other hand, would leave civil rights up to the states "which, of course, would include states like Ross Barnett's Mississippi and George Wallace's Alabama." The governor said both Kennedy and Goldwater, an Arizona Republican, voted against the Eisenhower administra- Manuel H. uonzaies et al vs. Harwond Homes, suit asks that defendant be Starr's Hand Broken; He's Out Indefinitely ordered to remove sewer line, In 1600 Mr. and Mrs. Charles K.

Busn. zou Oarcia NE, boy Rev. and Mra. E. C.

Cox. 1701 Walker SE. boy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Madrid, 2401 Gretta NE, boy Mr.

and Mrs. Tred Smith, 7939 Fourth NW. girl Mr, and Mra. Oscar B. WllUama.

1250 Seventh NW. girl Mr. and Mrs. Bill M. Smith.

930 Eu Longhorns Hold Onto No. 1 Spot In AP Grid Poll By the Associated Press For the second straight block of Van Cleave Rd. NW, and asks Judgment of $8000. alleging defendant necllgently Installed gas heater. Texas Automatic Sprinklers.

auks Judjment of $1000 against Cornell Otte-aon dba Eu-Can Bowl, alleging debt. FIVE KILLED MEXICO CITY Cfl A freight train plowed into a bus at a grade crossing, killing an 11-year-old girl and four adults in corporation va. Frank B. Lonei, et ux, Lombardi declined com- Theresa Sanchez vs. Savage and Sgan- clid NE.

bov mT. Manrleki A Chavea. 713 flnl- Sinims nd Hartford for d'flclencjr under sale, contract Mr- and A ChaT" 713Accldent and Indemnity workmen's JarS" of et al, suit ment on future plans, but it GREEN BAY, Wis. CD Green Bay's hopes for an unprecedented third straight National Football League ti compensation complaint. arjneared that the Ju-vear-o si.

jfnh ho.dihi vs. State New Mexico, to quiet title. Paul Cherdmlah and Ruby Cherdmlah, the bus. Twenty-two other bus 152! Roach would take charge in! San Jose NE, girl tion's civil rights bill in passengers were Injured. Jnvenlle Cent Dannv King.

15, son of William King. Individually and a parents and best tle were dealt a severe blow friends of Pauline Cherdmlah and Emma I Jordan 4315 8unet Gardens SW, as driving I Doctors Hospital Mr. and Mis. Robert Vi a n'M rvl Ontro SW. alrl Starr's absence.

The Packers also Monday when rays dis (ailed to yield right-of-way at stop sign, and was Involved In an accident, he Is Mr. ana Mrs. cierence nerrera, rtv. Box 3127. girl closed that quarterback Bart Starr suffered a fractured placed under supervision of probation of Cherdmlah.

minors vs. Mark G. akin-ner. suit for damages. (Settlement and dismissal filed day of complaint.) Anastaclo Marques, Raymond Gonzales.

Telesfor Chaves, Benjamin Apodaca. Seralin Marquez, members of Board of Trustees Seboveta Land Oram, et al, vs. Herman Padllla Vina Padilla, suit to ouiet title. Sanrila Base Hospital ficer, and that his driver's license be S-Sgt. and Mrs.

Theodore t. ACKiey, revoked for a period to exceed his su Manzano Base, bny right hand in the St. Louis Cardinals game Sunday. ONLY 16 TEAMS THIS WEEK 5250 TO WIN pervision. SA and Mrs.

Gary L. Wilson, nw Marv Louise Hopkins. 16, sister of Haines NTS. boy Coach Vince Lombardi said Miss Nancy Louise Hopkins, JR02 Campbell Rd. NW, behaved in a disorderly manner, is placed In custody of Mr.

and Starr suffered a "hairline Crego Block a vs. Joe Lynch, aka Joe H. Lynch, et al, suit on account and foreclosure of mechanics lien. Ramon Sanchei vs. Town of Grants, et al, claim for compensation.

Mrs. Joe Rivera. 111 Helta NE. and until the further order of tha court. Tie Predict the Results Danny Lucero, 13.

aon of Mra. Angelina Test Your Skill Lucero. 1211 William 8E, refuses to obev the lawful commands of hla mother, is week Texas reigns as the No. 1 team in college football -by a margin somewhat more overwhelming than the Long-horns' victory over Arkansas. Texas beat Arkansas by only four points, 17-13, Saturday in a game that could have been the deciding factor in the always close Southwest Conference race.

In Monday's voting of 53 members of The Associated press panel of sports writers and broadcasters to name the top ten college teams Texas outdistanced second place Wisconsin 50-3 on first place votes and 527-470 on points. Pitt Stays Third Pittsburgh retained third place in the rankings with 383 fracture" in the hand and will be lost indefinitely. He declined comment on a report that Starr will be sidelined for possibly six weeks. Involved in Fight Montana confined In Juvenile detention home for purposes of attending Esperanza School. 1.

New Mexico U. Michael Barela, 13, son of Mrs. Beatrice Barela. 517 Slate NW, was Involved rookie Terry Zang of Drake University on their "taxi" squad and may activate him. Starr went into seclusion after X-rays disclosed the fracture at St.

Vincent's Hospital. Had Only Five CARRIES Starr, a former Alabama ace, had carried the ball only five times this season before he saw the opening and took off against the Cardinals. Despite a mediocre start this year, Starr has directed Green Bay to five straight triumphs after a 10-3 upset by the Chicago Bears in a league opener. The Packers moved into a tie for the lead with Chicago after the Bears' defeat by San Francisco Nine out of 10 new food products put on the market are failures. Poor research, or none at all, is usually the reason.

Washington State S-Sgt. and Mra. Joseph Benlley, sanaia Base, girl PPC Claude C. Bridges. 1700 Mary Eiien NE, girl SA and Mra.

John B. Meyers, Sandla Base, girl OctM Sandla Baas Bospilal 8p-5 and Mrs. Omer A. Fournier, Sandla Base, bov St. Joseph Hospital Mr.

and Mra. Herbert Riley Es-tancia. boy County-Indian Hospital Mr. and Mra. James Hamilton, 6629 Edsewood NW.

girl Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lopei, 2460 Tapla SW. girl Mr. and Mra.

David Johnson. 101 '4 Slate NW. boy Mr. and Mrs. Henry Garcia.

223 Alameda NW. girl Balaan Hospital Mr. and Mra. Ray Hall. Rt.

6, Box Q7 ffirl 2. Army In taking money from a cash register from a department store, la confined in detention home for purposes of attending Esperanza School. Starr, who was the NFL's top passer last season, was in Paul Garcia. 17, son of Mlramon Gar Texas Western 3. Colorado State cia.

303 Anderson 8E, Illegally entered jured when he was tackled and bounced out of bounds by the Cards' Jimmy Hill after a 15-yard run in the third pe Nebraska 4. Colorado U. CLYDE Robinson Is now located in new location, 1436 Girard NE BARBER SHOP a business establishment, Is placed In reform school at Springer for a period not to exceed his minority, which placement Is hereby auspended during hla good behavior. Sammy Lovato, 16, aon of Octavlo Lo-vato, 2412 Floral NW. was Involved In Illegally entering a buaineaa establishment.

Is confined In detention home for so days for purposes of attending Esper-ama School. William Morales, 8, aon of William riod at St. Louis. A fist-swing Princeton 5. Cornell ing incident developed.

Hill Mr. and Mra. Albert E. Wehde, 1036 points on the basis of 10 for was ejected. John Roach took over for Starr.

Hill said after the Packers Louisiana State each first place ballot, nine 6. Florida San Pedro SE, boy Mr. and Mrs Ted Jennings, 12704 Turquoise NE. boy Osteopathic Hospital Mr. and Mrs.

Jay Robert Falrchlld. UVO Hi-adinnlv NW. girl 30-7 victory that Starr had for second etc. Just as last week, Texas and Wisconsin monopolized the first place Kentucky Mr and Mrs. Leila Outlerrei, 229 7.

Georgia Rhnrie Talanrt NE. Ctrl voting and most of the sec Mr. and Mrs. Fred Andasola. 521 La Pahlana NW.

girl Mr. and Mrs. James Outlerres. 9035 Purdue 8. Iowa onds.

All three voters who put Wisconsin on top listed OUT FOR SEASON UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. JP! Tackle Harrison Rosdahl, the hub of Penn State's forward wall, is out for the remainder of the season because of a fractured foot bone. kicked him while both were on the ground. He said he apologized to Starr before leaving the game. "It happened so fast, I don't know what happened," the 29-year-old Starr said.

SPECIAL "GET ACQUAINTED" OFFER Oiiadalupe NW, bov Presbyterian Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eric Jensen. 10600 Mountain NE. boy Texas second and the Badg Texas A 9.

Baylor ers, despite their 10-7 close call with Iowa, weren't rated Minnesota 10. Michigan lower than fourth by anyone. Two teams ranked among the first ten a week ago were Pittsburgh 11. Navy sum RON IOC Clamps Down on Cities Seeking '68 Winter Games ftELSKA South Carolina 12. North Carolina upset victims last Saturday and dropped clear out of the rankings.

Ohio State, previously tied by Illinois, lost its fourth place after a 32-3 beating by Southern California and Washington 13. Oregon Mr. and Mrs. iTanK K. toraeiro, si Pennsylvania NE, boy Mr.

and Mrs. Antonio Sclaldone, 518 Alcazar SE. girl Mr. and Mrs. Jamea T.

Hudson, 9905 Bellamah NE, boy Mr. and Mrs, Florlndo Salas, 1940 San Ignaclo SW, girl Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Arias, 10309 Cornelia 8W, bov Oct. 21 Osteopathic Hospital Mr.

and Mrs Daniel Valdes, 2440 Los Anayaa NW, boy Divorces Asked 1. Kathleen Clara- va. John H. Clark. John Clark vs.

Audrey Kathleen Clark Catherine Laurie McCabe vs. William James McCahe. Walter Frederics: Reed vs. Pearl Gertrude Reed. Shirley Alexander vs.

Kenneth Alex- "rtpr- Loretta B. Ramsey va. Oerald F. Ram- "talla B. Sprouse vs.

Leonard E. Sprouse. Mariha Lane Latham vs. James V. Latham.

Ruth 8. Weaver vs. Bobby Ray Weav- FIFTH OLD PRICE WAS $4.42 "New Get Acquainted Frict" Lahti, Finland, and Oslo, Georgia Tech, formerly eighth Texas 14. Rice It was decided Saturday went down following a 29-26 that delegations to the presen BADEN-BADEN, Germany W) The International Olympic Committee clamped down on excessive canvassing and propaganda by cities seeking the winter Olympic games for 1968. This followed criticism of Yale 15.

Colgate loss to Auburn. Illinois Moves Up Illinois moved up from sev fi cooed tation must be confined to a reasonable number between 6 and 10. enth to fourth, Mississippi re West Texas State 16. Arizona Detroit had the biggest del tained fifth place and Ala Texas A M-TCU tie kept several from winning 1 i egation here but most of them paid their own way to Dama aavancea irom ninin 10 party-giving, handing out of sixth as Oklahoma dropped a gifts and lavish film shows notch to seventh. Auburn, the to influence voting by the only newcomer to the top citjes wnich campaigned Save 62c Germany simply to give their better luck next week! Contest Rules Use This Form or a Reasonable Facsimile moral support.

moved into me eigntn the 19G8 summer games. Fred Matthaei, chairman of the Detroit delegation, said "we have been told the Mex followed by Northwestern and Navy, which had been tied for Mexico City won, followed by Detroit, Lyon France and Buenos Ares Aires. One dele- Wit FOR THE LARGEST DEER HEAD MOUNTED! icans gave gifts and paid for 10th a week ago. Brine in vour deer head and 1. Mark a cross in the win square at right of the team you select to win.

If you predict a tie, make a cross in the square under the tie column. 2. Bring your selection to any Speedway Drive-In Food Store. It must be in Store before 12:00 noon Friday. 3.

Everybody is eligible except employes of Speedway Drive-in Food Stores and their families. 4. Three entries only accepted from any person or address. 5. If any game listed is postponed, that game will be eliminated from the judging.

6. The grand prize is $250.00 for perfect score. If more than one perfect score is made the $250.00 will be MIISHIRE Tr.m i pta gate claimed that the total The top ten teams with first place so spent on tne campaigns votes In parentheses, season records andi 1 total points on a 10-9-1-7-6-5-4-3 1 basis amounted to $1,500,000. The IOC ruled that there 3. Pittsburgh 4 sMinust be no cocktail parties 4.

Illinois 0 1 24 s. Mississippi i until after a decision has a Alahftrrtm .410 215 expensive trips for the IOC and other sports executives We didn't want the Games on that basis." Lorenzo Torres, a member of the Mexican group, said it would be ungenerous to believe that a gift would sway members of the IOC in the way they intended to vote. REGISTER for FREE DEER SKIN JACKET No obligation to have head mounted. John Wm. Hughes Son TAXIDERMIST 608 11th St.

N.W. Ph. CH 2-6334 Established 1952 Oklahoma 3 i 210 1 has been taken. Otto Mayer, THE POT STILL GIN OLD PRICE WAS $4.37 FIFTH Auburn 5 0 177 4 1 0 141 .410 ICO chancellor reported. "That means that we will 9.

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