Las Vegas Daily Optic from East Las Vegas, New Mexico • Page 7

CLASSIFIED REAL SERVICE AUTOMOTIVE 8 Wheel Alignment Shock Absorbers Mufflers and Tailpipes NEW USED TIRES Have your tires recapped like new. SHY'S Tire Center, Inc. where recapping is a business not a sideline 512 Douglas at Railroad Phone 425-6677 A SEPTIC TANK CESSPOOL SERVICE ANYWHERE-ANYTIME EARL BAKER (Owner) SEPTIC TANKS GREASE TRAPS Cesspools Wash Racks Cleaned Repaired Maintained Back Flushed "If we can't help you we won't hurt you" Bor 275 Montezuma Rd. Las Vegas, N. Mex.

425-8700 FUEL OIL On GAS HEATING INSTALLATIONS SHILLINGLAW FUEL CO. 700, Railroad. 425-6705 HAVE YOU- LOOKED EVERYWHERE? You can wear out a pair of shoes just looking for a good repair shop But don't give up, come to NATIONAL SHOE SERVICE 1208 W. National MONEY You can borrow from $10.00 to $5,000.00 for any worthwhile purpose such as buying or remodeling a home, buying a car or furniture, or to consolidate your bills. See us first.

Our business is lending money. Prompt and courteous service. SOUTHERN MORTGAGE FINANCE CORP. WASHING MACHINE REPAIR CALL GAMBLES 7518 Al Plotner Andrew Valdez WANTED WE PAY 8c A POUND FOR CLEAN COTTON RAGS LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC BRING MORNINGS ONLY! NEW SHORT FORM LEGAL BLANKS NOW AVAILABLE AT THE OPTIC WANTED TO RENT DICK HUGHES MOTORS AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN SALES- -SERVICE 1000 Cordova Place Santa Fe, N. M.

PHONE 983-3341 FOR SALE '58 FORD New V-8 Thunderbird engine, very good condition. Owner leaving town. Will sacrifice. See at 1902 8th St. FOR SALE 1959 FORD, 4-dr.

Station Wagon. Radio and heater, power steering, overdrive. $400.00 Call 425-8331 Days BUSINESS OPP. MANAGER $3.000 to $5.000 EXTRA PER YEAR 10 weekly. No overhead.

Operate from home. NO SELLING. Company establishes accounts. You make deliveries, handle money, $660 to necessary $1650 cash required tor starting inventory, which is fully secured, and should be returned wititin 3 to 6 months. Guaranteed immediate income, with pany financed assistance.

Start immediately. For personal interview, write giving address and phone No. to Box A-6 Optic. MALE HELP WANTED NEED! Boys, 12 years or over, for West Las Vegas Optic routes. Must apply in person at OPTIC between 4 and 5 p.m.

ONLY. MAN OR BOY FOR PART- TIME GARDEN WORK CALL 425-9706 FEMALE HELP WANTED 10: IMMEDIATE OPENING for three ladies. age no limit, Telephone survey work in Las Vegas and surrounding area. $1.30 per hour plus bonus to start. Must have private line and good telephone voice.

Write: Mr. Curtin Box 415 Albuquerque, N. M. WANTED BABYSITTER References Required $12.00 Week See Mrs. Rice 106 Gregg House, Highlands FOR RENT FURNISHED APARTMENT Utilities Paid DAY OR WEEK MEADOW COURTS 115 Independence Ph.

425-6522 FOR RENT Modern, Unfurnished 2-BEDROOM HOUSE Call 425-8789 or inquire Las Vegas Barber Shop 17WANTED TO RENT 17 HOUSES APARTMENTS AND ROOMS WANTED TO RENT CALL 425-7511 EXTENSION 24 Dean Farmer's Office 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS THE WILLIAM L. (Bill) ERB REAL ESTATE AGENCY 609 Sixth St. HAS ENGAGED MR. OSCAR FORD IN THE CAPACITY OF REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, LAND AND PROPERTY APPRAISER Mr. Ford is a capable, licensed and bonded Real Estate Salesman, whose knowledge and experience are of inestimable value.

PLEASE CONTACT MR. FORD AT 609 SIXTH ST. FOR BETTER REAL ESTATE BUYS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 191 LEGAL NOTICE MISC. WANTED 13 COMPRAMOS OSHA THEO. ROYBAL STORE Santa Fe, New Mexico FOR RENT 16 S1 per day rental for Electric Carpet Shampooer with purchase of Blue Lustre.

Gambles. WANTED TO RENT 11 WANTED TO RENT Comfortable, 2 or 3 bedroom unfurnished house. Permanent party. CALL 425-7450 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 18 $10,000.00 Adobe three bedrooms. Living room, kitchen and bath.

Utility porch. 75-ft. lot with double garage. Gas heaters. Comfortable older home.

Call Mrs. Davis 425-75571 THE STEPHENS-IRISH AGENCY FOR SALE 3-Bedroom Home. Excellent condition. Close-in. Reasonably priced.

CALL 425-7242 or 7345 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 18 NEAR UNIVERSITY OLDER 4-BEDROOM HOME Living room, dining room. Attractive kitchen with electric range. 2 bedrooms and bath on main floor. Two bedrooms and bath upstairs. Hot water heat with coal stoker.

Very nice backyard with flagstone terraces and barbecue. Call Mrs. Davis 425-7557 THE STEPHENS-IRISH AGENCY FOR SALE ARTICLES 22 APPLIANCE SPECIALS NO PAYMENTS TILL FEBRUARY 1965 No. 2365-Reg. 199.95 Range $1671 No.

3304-Reg. 249.95 Range $188 Eye Level No. 3309-Reg. 269.95 Range $222 No. 2765-Reg.

229.95 Chest Freezer $177 No. 4524-Reg. 209.95 Upright Freezer $165 No. 7624-Reg. 159.95 Electric Dryer $138 No.

7715-Reg. 109.95 Electric Dryer $148 No. 24-Reg. 209.95 Auto. Washer $178 MONTGOMERY WARD OPEN EVENING BY APPOINTMENT CALL 425-6721 FOR SALE 410 Single Shotgun Automatic Ejector Good Pattern PHONE 425-8323 FOR SALE Bundy Clarinet, like new See John Chadwell Trailer Courts Walker's Service Station FOR SALE MINK STOLE $100.00 Contact KEARNS KLEANERS FOR SALE One 20-C International Silage Chopper, platform and row attachments.

PHONE 425-8005 Things Are Looking Better! FOR SALE 3-bedroom house Unfurnished. Good location. Near schools. $10,500.00 1115 PARK PLACE FOR SALE ARTICLES ........4. 22 BARGAINS IN USED FURNITURE.

AND APPLIANCES 2 White Metal Beds $25.00 Twin size -Matt. Spg. Incl. Bed, full size Mattress and Spring Incl. $24.00 Mattresses $10.00 3-Pc.

Sectional $99.95 Large, Extra Nice Sofa Bed and Chair $20.00 Sofa Bed $69.95 Brand New Refrigerator $20.00 Wards 1-year guarantee Refrigerator $29.95 Westinghouse Color T.V. $200.00 1964 G.E. Model Gambles SAVE $15 BUY A PAIR FOR RCA Model LMA-4661 Model LME-463 WASHER 199.95* 2 Wash Speeds 3 Wash Cycles With Super Soak DRYER 139.95* 4 Drying Cycles 3 Heat Selections trade CRUTCHFIELD T.V. 626 Grand 425-8203 RCA VICTOR RCA WHIRLPOOL WANTED TO BUY 33 WE PAY CASH for used furni- ture. Call 425-9696.

PLAYER PIANO. Call 425-7079. TRAILER FOR SALE 39 35-FT. 1955 ROCKETT 2-bedroom electric kitchen Call 425-7761 or write Ben Lopez, Box 572, City DELUX MOBILE HOMES Santa Fe. N.

Mex. For gracious mobile home carefree living, sec the Marlette and other brands. Open On Sunday Albuquerque Highway PHONE 983-3115 LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF NEW MEXICO COUNTY OF SAN MIGUEL IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT No. 584 In the Matter of the Last Will and Testament of Catherine Regenburgh, deccased. NOTICE THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO TO.

George Regenburgh. Richard Regenburgh and all unknown persons claiming any! interest. right or title in and to or any lien upon the Estate of Catherine Regenburgh, deccased all heirs of said, Catherine Regenburgh, deccased. NOTICE is hereby given that the Final Report and Accounting of Richard Regenburgh, Ancillary -Exccutor of the Estate ol Catherine Regenburgh, dieceased has been filed in the above entitled cause and and that the 30th day of October, court! 1965 at 10.00 o'clock A.M. of said day al the Court House in the Town of Las Vegas.

San Miguel County, New Mexico has, been fixed as die time and placed for hearing objections and ceptions to said final report and accounting and the settlement thereof; that on said day the said court will proceed to determine the heirship of Catherine Regenburgh, deceased; the ownership of her and the interest of each respective claimant therein and thereto and the persons entitled to the tribution thereof. The Attorney, for the Ancillary-Executor H. E. Blattman, whose office and post oflice address is Las Vegas, New Mexico. WITNESS my hand and official seal of this court this 30th day of August, 1965.

Dolores G. Martinez Clerk of the District Court (SEAL) Pub. Slept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 1965 STATE OF NEW MEXICO COUNTY OF SAN MIGUEL IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT No. 16,930 In the Matter of the Adoption of WILLIAN ARNOLD BROWN and GEORGIENNE JENNICE BROWN, BY: BERNERD E.

ALLINGHAM. NOTICE THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO TO: WILLIAM LUTHER BROWN, PARENT OF WILLIAM ARNOLD BROWN" and GEORGIENNE JENNICE BROWN, GREETINGS: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A PETITION has been filed in the 'above styled and numbered proceeding BERNERD E. ALLINGHAM, as PETITIONER. The general objeet of said action being one wherein PETITIONER seeks to adopt WILLIAM ARNOLD BROWN and GEORGIENNE JENNICE BROWN and also wherein PETITIONER seeks to dispense with the consent of WILLIAM LUTHER BROWN, father of the said children in the granting of the PETITION. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN THAT unless you enter your appearance in these, proceedings on or before 13th day of October, 1965, you will be deemed to have consented to the granting of the adoption as prayed for in the on file in the above entitled proceding.

The name and address of the attorney. for the PETITIONER is: ROBERTO L. ARMIJO, P. 0. BOX 1626, LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.

WITNESS my' hand and the SEAL of this COURT this 20th day of August, 1965. Dolores G. Martinez Clerk of the District Court (SEAL). Pub. Aug.

25, Sept. 1, 8, 15, 1965 STATE OF NEW. MEXICO COUNTY OF SAN MIGUEL IN THE DISTRICT FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT No. 609 In the Matter of the Last Will and Testament of Doris E. Traylor, deceased.

NOTICE TO WHOM IT. MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been ap.pointed by the District Court of San Miguel County, New Mexico Ancillary-Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Doris E. Traylor, deceased. That all persons having claims against the said estate present and file the same within the time prescribed 1 by law. Leonard C.

Traylor Ancillary-Executor Pub. Sept. 1, 8. 15, 22, 1965 STATE OF NEW MEXICO CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received in the State Purchasing Agent's Office, Room 102 State Capitol Building, Santa Fe, New Mexico until 10:00 A.M. on dates indicated: September 21, 1965 State Hospital Yard Goods No.

965-1299 Carrie Tingley Hosp. Groceries No. 965-1300 Boys' School Automotive Parts No. 965-1301 State Police Copper Cable No. 965-1302 Bid blanks and specifications may be obtained from Dante Vaio, State Purchasing Agent.

Pub. Sept. 8, 1965 LEGAL NOTICE At a special meeting held on September 7. 1965. the Board of County Commissioners of San finds Miguel County, New Mexico, that the levy for Indigent Hospital Claims exceeds the constitutional limit of 20 mills: That a special election will be necessary to submit to the electors of San Miguel County, the Question of imposing an indigent Hospital Levy in excess of the constitutional limitation of 20 mills for the purpose of the Indigent Hospital Claims Act in said San Miguel County, said election will be held in conjunction with state wide special election; IT IS THEREFORE, ORDERED BY the Board of County Commissioners of San Miguel County, Now Mexico that a special clection to be held on Seplember 28, 1965, he and the same is hereby designated as the time for holding said special eleclion on said Question.

K. C. Gifford Vice-Chairman, Board of County Commissioners Pub. Sept. 8, 1965 PREDICTS HIGH SALES CLEVELAND (UPI) Art Modell, president of the Cleveland Browns, predicted Thursday that season ticket sales will 'surpass the 42,000 mark when the season sales campaign closes next.

Tuesday, New Mexico, Sept. 8, 1945 Las Veras DAILY OPTIC India -Pakistan War Embarrassing Russia EDITOR'S NOTE: Soviet Russia stands lose as much more than the West if the India Pakistan conflict escalates. UP I Henry Shapiro, dean of Westerm correspondent in the Soviet explains why in this analysis.) By HENRY SHAPIRO United Press International MOSCOW (UPI)-The Kremlin, which for several years has been making strenuous efforts to insure tranquility on its borders, appears strongly embarrassed by the PakistanIndia war so near its frontier. Alarmed by the fast spread of. hostilities over Kashmir, the Soviet leaders have appealed to India and Pakistan for a peacefu! settlement and offered them their -good offices toward that end.

Communist Moscow finds itself in the extraordinary posi- Obituary Juan B. Munis Rosary services for Juan B. Muniz, 65, will be held tonight at 7:30 at the Gonzales Memorial Chapel. Muniz, a resident of Wagon Mound, died at lins, Saturday, He survived by his wife, Juanita Muniz of Wagon Mound; three daughters; Mrs. Benjamin Manzanares of Lock Spur, Mrs.

Cristin Romero of Las Vegas and Mrs. Ramon Manzanares of Colorado Springs, one son, Joe A. Muniz of Wagon Mound: four sisters, Mrs. Carlos Manzanares of Oakland, Mrs. Phil Sanchez, Mrs.

Pauline Mumford and Mrs. Monte Borrego, all of Denver, four brothers, Pablo Muniz of Wagon Mound, Rice Pueblo, Manuel Muniz of Pueblo, and Ernesto Muniz of California; and nine grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at Wagon Mound. Eddie Eloy Ludi Rosary services for Eddie Eloy Ludi will be held at 7:30 this evening in the Johnsen Memorial Chapel. services will be tomorrow morning at 10 at Our Lady of Sorrows Church.

a Interment will be in Mt. Calvary cemetery. Ludi died Sunday morning at his home in Adams City, near Denver, where he and his family had lived for the past 18 months. Before moving to Denver, he had lived most of his life in Las Vegas. The body arrived here by Santa Fe train carly this morning, and will lie in state in the Johnsen Memorial Chapel until time of the funeral.

Emilia Chacon Rosary services for Emilia Chacon who died Friday were recited in the Johnsen Memorial Chapel last evening, led by Costancia and Margarita Trujillo. Funeral services were held at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Cleveland this morning, under the direction of Father Gurule who celebrated the mass. Interment was in the Cleveland cemetery. Friends who served as casket bearers were Casimiro Chacon.

Alex Maestas, Carlos Maestas, Leroy Cruz, Liandro Trujillo and Roberto Espinosa. NM To Receive Airport Money SANTA FE (UPI)- Only seven other states will receive smaller amounts of federal funds next year for construction and improvement of airports than Now Mexico. New Mexico will receive only $143,933 out of an $84.46 million federal fund package carmarked for airport facilities by the federal aviation agency last weck. New Mexico's total will be for five small projects in the state. Only Maine.

Delaware. Vermont, Nevada, Idaho, North Dakota and Wyoming will receive smaller amounts. Both Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands received more than New Mexico. The five New Mexico projects approved were: -Estancia, $7,322, for land airport development. Mountainair, $5,463, for land-airport development and clear zoncs, plus boundary markers, a wind cone and fencing.

-Santa Fe. $108,424, to reconstruct the north-south runway and install taxiway signs. -Santa Rosa, $12,390, for land-airport development and fencing. Socorro, $10,334, to cOnstruct taxiway and apron plus fencing. Florida, California and Pennsylvania received the largest amounts of federal funds individually.

Florida will receive $7.4 million, California $6.82 million, and Pennsylvania $6.01 willjout tion of a potential peacemaker between two bourgeois countries, a contrast to what might have been Josef Stalin's attitude of "a plague on both your, houses." Relations Improve After Stalin's death, Russia slowly developed strong friendly political and economic relations with India and even threw its full support to Delhi on the Kashmir dispute. A greater measure of Soviet partiality to India came during the Chinese-Indian frontier conflict when Russia infuriated Peking by supporting "bourgeois" India against Communist China. Pakistan, on the other hand, as a member of the Central Treaty Organization (CENTO) and ally of the United States, was treated virtually as an enemy country. The situation changed radically after Pakistan President Mohammed Ayub Khan's relations with the U.S. cooled considerably and he developed a measure of friendliness with Moscow.

Two years ago former Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev circularized the nations of the world with a statement urging the settlement of current border disputes by negotiation alone, The statement was well received almost everywhere, but not in Red China which has darkly, though vaguely, hinted at possible Chinese claims to vast territories in Soviet Asia. Russia has reached the stage. where it cannot benefit from war between two non-Communist countries located too uncomfortably close to its frontiers and China's. Much To Lose Like the United States and Britain, which for 17 years have been unsuccessfully secking a peaceful settlement in Kashmir, Moscow has much to STUDENTS SIGNING IN LAS CRUCES (UPI)- The registrar's office said about 5,500 students are expected to attend New Mexico State University during the fall term which begins Sept.

16. About one-third of the total already have completed registration through the mail. Registration ends Sept. 15. BOARDINGS INCREASE A Airlines President Lewis DyDENVER (UPI)- Frontier mond said a total of 7,450 passengers boarded the airline's flights at five New Mexico ties during the month gust.

The boardings represented a 22 per cent boardings in August 1964, he said. Food Stamp Plan Extended SANTA FE (UPI)-The State Welfare Department's food stamp plan will be expended into four more New Mexico counties before the close of the year, Director Leo Murphy said today. The program, now in six Northern New Mexico counties, will be expended into Quay and Harding counties by Nov. 2, and into Colfax and Union counties by Dec. 1.

The program presently is opcrating in San Miguel, Santa Fe, Rio Taos, Mora and Sandoval counties. Murphy said the stamp program would replace existing surplus commodities distribution in the four counties. He said the program replaced commodities distribution in the six counties when it was initiated. The food stamp program is eligible to all low income families regardless of whether or not they qualify for direct welfare payments. The requirements for participation in the program depend largely on the number of dependents in a family in relation to the income of the family.

Reservoir Storage Abundant This Year TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (UPI)- Water storage in Elephant Butte and Caballo reservoirs is more abundant than in several years, W. F. Resch, Rio Grande Conservancy District project engineer said Tuesday. Total storage in the two lakes is 293,500 acre-feet, of which 272,700 is in Elcphant Butte. The total is still well below the 865,000 acre-fect average September storage figure but tar above last year's 48,400 acre feet.

Resch expects the lake levels to be in good shape by pext Spring with adequate winter moisture. EVALUATE CAP HOBBS (UP!) -Officers from Ellington Air Force Base, will evaluate search and rescue operations of the New Mexico Civil Air Patrol in Hobbs, Sept. 17-19. CAP Maj. Robert Barbarce, commander of the Hobbs unit, will direct operations for the benefit of the Air Force inspectorsi and little or nothing to lose gain from an escalation of confict on the Asia sub-continent.

In addition to its anxieties over Viet Namn, the Chinese aggressive ideological challenge and domestic economic problems, the Kremlin may be faced with the unpleasant dilemma of taking sides between two friendly powers. Should the war between India and Pakistan continue and escalate the Kremlin may be forced into a decision whether to support one side or another. At the moment as one Western ambassador put it, "Russia is neutral but more neutral on the side of India." Other diplomatic observers are of the opinion that, in case of a showdown, Moscow will side with New Delhi. It that happens, Peking is likely to throw its full support 10 Pakistan, raising the possibility of placing the giant leaders of international communisti1 on opposite sides. The strong Indian Communist party, already split by the SinoSoviet rivalry, will be further fragmented.

Further complications would arise with the seemingly inevitable intervention of the major Western powers. As seen from here, Moscow has as much if not more interest than other great powers in 2 peaceful settlement and would be greatly relieved by a cessation of hostilities. Congress Authorizes Lifetime Protection WASHINGTON (UPI) -Lifetime Secret Service protection for former Presidents and up to four years of protection for their widows and younger children has been authorized by Congress. The House Tuesday compiled congressional action on the legislation after being told of threats to the lives of former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and the two children of Mrs.

John F. The bill was sent to the White House for President Johnson's signature. LB.J Doesn't Expect Steel Price Increase (UPI) The Johnson administration does not expect an increase in steel prices to follow the labor settlement in the industry, an informed source said today. The high level of steel imports--now at a record figure of more than 10 million tons a year-was cited as a major reason the steel companies would hesitate to raise prices. Any higher costs for American made steel presumably would allow even more lowerpriced foreign steel to be Sold in this country, an administration official said.

The view was expressed after steel industry sources in Pittsburgh said the new wage agreement with the United Steelworkers union would force management to seek price relief in the near future. Steel magazine, published in Cleveland, said the contract would make a stronger case for a price increase. "I can't imagine they'll raise prices," said one government economist. "I think they're talking through their hats." President Johnson said in announcing the labor settlement that it would prevent another round of inflation. His council of economic advisers were reported to have fixed the cost of the agreement at precisely 3.2 per cent a year-exactly on the guidepost figure recommended for non inflationary pacts.

Industry spokesmen, however, have long contended that profits have been too low over the long run to make up for in creased employment costs and to pay for the modernizatior riceded to keep up with forcigi competitors. THIS is "Fanny Of course it is really Letitia Roman, one of the screen's most comely stars, more captivating than ever in "Fanny Hill. Memories of a Woman of Pleasure" opening Thursday at the the Fort Union Drive-In theatre. 7 10 IM. I 4 ,98 Sc 318 lul a14 in of.