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1 Tuesday, May 21, 1963 Hit Austin fbtuttammi CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Page A22 Austin, Texas NAMES MAKE NEWS Rail Talks Recessed; More on Schedule Column. Dally CLASSIFIED for Btst Buy CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 2 COUNT DOWN IS ON! Rj Buying Days left 1 iy This Month To Get The rj RAMBLER DEAL OF YOUR UFEI p. K. WILLIAMS-RAMBIER "jW Congress at Second Downtown Austin jN i 11 1 in VmJ UPI Telepboto TWO MONTHS OF CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK New World Chess Champion Tigran Petrosyan. You Are A Good Buyer, You Know Quality When You See It, You Art looking For A Good Deal, See Us Soon 1962 CHEVROLET Bl Air, V8, 4 Or.

Sedin, Fsct. Air, R. i Powerglide, Like Hew Condition, $2295 1961 OLDSM0BILE F85 4 Dr. Sedan, Low Mileage, Std. Trans, Beige Color, Solid.

1595 1961 DODGE Pioneer, V8, 4 Dr, Solid White, Auto, Tnns, Radio Heater, Very Nice. $1495 1961 FALCON Wagon, Large Motor, F.0.M, Radio I Hester, Red With Whits Top, Perfect $1595 1961 VALIANT 4 Dr. Sedin, Auto. Trans, Air Cond, Radio Heater, A Cool One, Only $1595 1961 CORVAIR Wagon, Ukt New Condition, Powerglide, Radio i Hester. $1695 1960 FORD Ranch Wagon, V8, 4 Door, Std.

Trans, Radio Heater, Sharp In Every Detail. $1295 1959 DODGE 2 Dr. Hardtop, Auto. Trans, Radio Heater, Solid White Clean. 995 1959 VAUXHALL 4 Dr.

Sedan, New Paint ft New Rubber, Red Leather Upholstery. 695 1956 DODGE Texan, V8, 4 Dr, Auto. Trans, Radio, Heater, Air Cond, Red ft Whits. 695 DEPENDABLE USED CARS, INC. OPEX TIL 7:00 EACH EVENING TOUB DEPENDABLE DODGE DEALER 805 W.

5th St GR 8-9521 HAUFLER MOTORS A2 Chevrolet Impala 4 Dr. Hardtop. Air and power. 9575 Like new A9 Chevrolet Impala Super Sport RAH. AT.

327 En- 2475 gine. Extra clean A2 Ford Oalaxie 300 Hardtop. suck aaift. en. 2350 Leather trim A2 Corvalr Monza Coupe.

White with red trim. 1880 Like new '99V Al Chev. Impala Hardtop. 2195 Air A Power. Very dean.

Aft Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. lJAK Air Cond. Real Rambler Clastic station Wagon, Stick shift 1070 8 cyt Nice Aft Ford Galaxle 4 Dr. H.T. ww Air A Power.

New Tires. 1475 Very very nice 59 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. 11 ft ft ay Local car. Clean 57 Chev. Bel Air 4 Dr.

H.T. 1 1 80 Cream Puff. Like 57 Bulck Hardtop. Air Jftft Power. A real buy A3 Chav.

Ton Pickup. 4 tpeed trans. 292 cu. In, 3 6 cyL engine. 1.200 miles.

A2 Chev. Ton Pickup. Heater. 8 cyl Very very clean. 1st end San Jacinto GRS871T THIS WEEKS SPECIALS 1956ckV.

575 1957 625 1955 450 1956 International Ton 475 195 1958 695 For Only 3295 Down Too can drive a brand new 1963 gmc hi Ton PU with the famous 305 CU. Inch V6 Englno. Drive It Today at CAPITOL TRUCK TRAILER CO. 1822 E. 1st GR 3-0659 BEST BUYS ICO Gilult S00 ComrertJbls, Rsdlt, Hester, Air, 3 '2795 fowtr Steering, White ICO Mercurf Comtrtlblt V-8, vl.

Htetsr, rower steer 2595 ing, trm, White ICO Gsltxlt VS, 4-door, Auto, Radio, Heater, Polar Air, SOOQC snw, White A7J ICO Chevrolet Bltctyno 2-door, 6, 0 stand. Radio, Htstsr, fplQC Air, wtw, Srten A.AJJ ICO FsIcm 6 Stand. S1IQC Radio, Htetsr, White AH3J ICO Ceraslr 700, RctUt, Hast- OC er. srtw, Blue end flggC White 'V ICO Comet Dtline, Auttmstie, QC Radio, Htetsr, SIQC Grata end White AtJJ C1 DoSI L(Mr "lloM tbndsrd, 01 Radle, Hester, wnr, tICQi: White AJJJ IC1 Ford Falrlane 500 V-8, 01 Rsdlt, Hatter, 31CQC ww, Blue AJJJ 'CI Chs. Bsl Air, Automatic UA Brown Radio, Heater, 3 1895 IC1 Charrolet Nomad Wiron, 01 Radio, Hatter, 31 QQC Air, Powe, mm.

Brew WW IC1 Volkswagen, Radio, I1CQC 01 Hester, tmt, Graea IJJJ Id T-Bird, Htrdtop. Air, 101 QC 01 Power, ws, Black UA7J fCn Fsirtane 500 V-8, Stand. UU Radit inw, White Radio, Hester, Air, 3 1295 tCn Plymouth Belvedere 4-dr. Rtdlo, OU Automatic, Hatter, Ait S1AQC snw, Grten At IC( Valiant Stand. SI QQC OU Radle.

Htstsr. Blue 103J ICQ Che. Bti Air AutomitJc, 33 Radio, Hester, snw, IJ395 ICQ Merccrf V-3, Standard, J5 Radio, Hester, Air, tllQC wiw, White 1199 ICQ Gelsjdo 2-door Hardtop, V-8, 33 Auto, Radle, Hotter, 310QC snw, Whits I ICQ Vtlve Wtf on. Standard, 70 30 Red, Heat, snw. Blue 33 '58 Slr.f!'.r.T,1595 ICQ Ford Custom 300 4-dor 8, 30 Stand, Radio, Hatter, 3 (JQIj ICT Ford tt.

Wagon, VS, Standard Radle. Htetsr, mm, OOE Blue and White JJJ IC7 Pljrmouth Btlveders 4-door V-8, 31 Automatic, Radle, COR Heat, snw, Cram 093 ICC Buick Super 4-eoor, Hardtop, 30 V-8, Automatic, Radio, Htstsr, Air, Power steering, tnw, 7QC Green end White JJ ICC Ford Falrlane 4-door VS, Auto- 30 matlc, Rtdlo, Hatter, 7flr Alr, steering, ejsw. Blue 33 fCA Chevrolet Bel Air Standard Jt Radio, Htttar, tm, 7QC Grten ant) White 93 ARMSTRONG-JOHNSON USED CAR CENTER DOWNTOWN 1st UVACA GR A-4051 WHITNEY AND MRS. JOSIAH MARVEL was admitted April 11. The hospital declined to name her illness or her doctor.

At age 19, she married oil heir RICHARD COX COWELL, divorc ed him the next year, and subse quently married LOUIS S. STUR, assistant manager of Sun Valley Lodge in Idaho. PRINCESS SORAYA said in1 McCall's magazine, the new June issue, that she could have averted divorce from the SHAH OF IRAN if she had agreed to let him take a second wife. The Shah divorced the glamor ous Soraya in 1958 after she fail ed to provide him with an heir during their seven years of mar-, nage. It was she, and not the shah who first broached the idea of di vorce, Soraya said.

She related that, in rejecting a proposal to allow him a second wife, she told an emissary "the Shah could nev er manage it. It's contrary to his enure character." Despite her divorce, the prin cess still wrote of her ex-husband in admiring terms, and said she never regretted her marriage to mm. -BETTY MacNABB Fidel Returns MOSCOW (AP)-Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro returned to Moscow today after a one-day visit to Kiev. PLYMOUTH TERRITORY 1 2th Lamar Open 8 A.M. to 8 P.M.

GR 8-2524 They're Right or Simmons Will Make Them Right and proposed slightly better benefits for workers whose jobs were abolished. LEGALS To Whom It May Concern: Lowell P. Jackson and Jayne Jackson trading Jarkson'e Buslnm Machines. Dallas. Texas, gives notice hereby of lncorpora- on ACM 4.

uwo by Charter or the siate of Texas under the name of Jackson's Business Machines. Inc. Signed: Lowell r. jacKson jayne jactson NOTICE OF INCORPORATION WITHOUT CHANGS OF" FIRM NAME Notice Is hereby (iven that Sunset lines, heretofore a tartnerhli. with R.

J. Pollard and Georie W. Gilbert being the sole owners, has Incorporated as a Texas corporation under the provisions of the Texaa Business Corooratfon Act utl Using the name of Sunset Bowling Lanes, i incorporated, as lis corporate name, wis notice being given under the provisions oj Article of The Texas Miscellaneous Corporation Laws Act The principal office of such corporation Is located on State Highway 123. in San Marcos, Texas. Thli tea lt7h day of May.

1963. R. J. POLIARD GEORGB W. GILBERT CLASSIFIED DISPLAY BOB T0ELLNER MOTORS 313 E.

1st SR 3-3543 '60 Opal Nice. 795.00 '59 Char. 4-dr. Btt Air, Auto. 995.00 '59 Gslaxlt 4-dr.

H.T., Sharp. 31195.00 '58 Cad. 4-dr. H.T., loaded. $1595.00 '56 Bulck Clean.

695.00 HAVE A RICE SELECTION OF CLEAR 53 -'57 FORDS CHEV. MERCS. PITS STD. SHIFTS, SOME AUTOMATICS. MANY MORE CLEAN CARS.

UNIVERSITY MOTORS 7715 Guadalupe OR 2-7152 '63 Volkswagen, Fully Eaulpped 31795 '62 Monza 3 Spd. Cpe 31795 62 Port P.U. 3M9S 61 Chrysler. Air, Pwr. 31995 '61 Bird Fully Eaulpped 32993 '61 Stude.

Auto. Trans. 3 995 60 Bulck Hdtp Bed. Air. Pwr.

31895 '59 Pontine. Air, Pwr. 31395 58 Ford P.U. 3.79 'ST Ford 4-dr. Air.

Pwr. 3 593 '56 Ford Pwr. Auto. 3 493 '56 Chev. Bel Air.

Air, Pwr. 3 695 55 Ford Stick. 3 393 55 Bulck Rivera Cpe. 3 495 '55 Ply. bdtp.

2-dr. 3 393 Charles Goldman Fred Touni BUI Selders ECONOMY CARS Renault Bargains OMrttacke. wltk 1959 Models. Special close-out erica 3459, Other saedili 1958-61 ilta reduced. BANK FINANCING 317 So.

Cenfrm GR 7-2782 Toirj Chobsn Jlmmf Sord ROBERT D. BERRY USED CARS 9107 Airport Blvd. CL 2-8783 '62 '61 '61 '61 '60 '61 '61 Chef. BeUIr, 4-dr, V3, H-H, P8, AC. 2195 '1995 1695 '1795 1095 '1795 U295 Cher.

Impels. 4-dr. V8, i-H, AC. Dim. Bisq.

4-dr. V8, R-H, AC. Cervalr Monza, 4 special BronM Rambltr 4-dr. 6 eyl. Ext.

clean, fellow Chef. Brookwaod Sta. Wgn. eyl. std.

shift Chei. IL Ton PU. Bluo Tha Cleanest Cars In Town 81 Falcons, Red or White. 81093 61 Comet, R. A Air Cond.

.1335 '61 Monza, 4 Speed, Air. 31995 '61 Corvairs, Sedans or Wagons. Ji4iis '60 Corvalr 4-door, R. A Stick. 905 '60 Chevey V8, Air, Stick.

31295 '60 Fords, Air. A T. 31095 '60 Buick Electra 223 Convertible 31795 59 Bulck Electra, Air. $1595 59 Galaxies, V-8, Stick. A.T., R.

A H. 3995 58 Fords. R. A a. A.T.

I 795 57 Fords, R. A tt. A.T i 595 57 Chevrolet, Bel Air, V-8, A.T. 893 57 Air. V-8.

Stick. 895 '55 Sixes Moor. 4-door. 3 495 55 Ford 2-door. A.T., R.

A 395 61 Ford Pickup, Six. 11295 '59 Ford Pickup I 995 '61 Econoline Van $1193 WILLIE KOCUREK 19th It San Jacinto GR 3-2611 I AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SALES SERVICE Quanty work an all Autemdrle or Standard Transmissions and Gtn-fl era I Auto Repairs. We Believe In Quality Not Quantity .2318 South 1st HI 4-1888 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 KRAUSE MOTORS Your Clean Car Mart 617 Watt 6tk GR 6-4488 '60 '60 '60 '60 '58 PLY. 4-Dr. Ws(sn, AT, 6 beater Air 11,000 tilts, aitra alca 1495 CHEV.

2-0r. Sadan, CirU Stick Shift, SJ295 PONTIAC Bonnasllla, 4 Hardtop, AT, COatn A.T., R. A bonasaf QQC Plus. DODGE 4-Dr. Sedan, A.T., P.3., V8, R.

I 7QC Rati Hlca. MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM BOB LUCE MOTOR SALES 611 Watt Sta 6R M802 '62 '61 '62 '60 '61 '62 Monza Fictotj Air A Bucket Seats. Impels Stick Shift, Nkl It) ltd Interior. ford Cslsilg 4 Power, Radio, Heater, Che. Biscsynt 4 6 Std.

Shift Chi, firsenbrlar Sport Wsgon, 3 Ssts. Ford Calula BOO 4 Factor Air A Power. This Is srf low ml lease car. '2095 1895 1795 '1195 1595 2395 BUD'S BEST BUYS 130S W. Ban Whit Blvd.

Kfl Chevrolet Tudor 6 Cyl tAQK 9 Stick. R.H. Nice Kft Plymouth Psgr. Wagon, t.oc Fact Air. Power 57 Chevrolet 4 Dr.

3 cyt AQ5 Stick. R.H. Tutono CC Studebaker 4 Dr. 6, tlOS 33 O.D. R.H.

Nice 50 Bulck LeSabra 4 Dr. ftO? ay Power A Air "3 57 Pontiac 9 Fasg. Wagon. 28 000 actual miles. Fact Air A Power.

NEW LIKE TT7T 55 Chevrolet B-A. Spt CP. 8 CyL stick. R.H. Cleanest In Travla county.

TTff 50 Chevrolet 4 Dr. V-8. Stick. 42,000 miles. Nothing but nice.

R.H. R05 New tires 57 Chev. 4 Dr. V-3. PO.

AQK R.R Extra nice 03 59 Chevrolet Tudor V-8. tB95 Stick. R.R Nice t9" BUD FOWLER, INC. HI 4-1133 Deacon Strong Colored talesman 6th end Lamar GR 63273 AUTO SALES CO. Corvalr Monza cpe.

4 -speed, factory air AO Fairlana 500 Spt Cpe. VS. SUck. bucket seats Al Olds "98" Holiday 4-dr. Power, factory air Al Volkswagen Deluxe.

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air. Like new $2095 $1995 $2495 $1495 $1895 $1995 $2995 $1995 $1295 895 AQ Olds 98 Holiday 4-dr. Power, air, new CO Ford Oalaxie Cpe. VS. Overdrive, factory air 50 Ply.

spt Cpe. VS. Auto. shift extra charp 57 Chev. Bel Air 4-dr.

V8, pg. air cond. Immaculate 5 A Ford Falrlane 4-dr. Power and air. Real nice $1095 695 495 $1295 $1395 $1295 $1095 ce Chey.

4-dr. 8-cyL Std. shift PICKUPS Al Econoline, Vl 15,000 miles Al Chev. LWB H-ton tt-ton. CO Cher.

Si -ion EARL EASTBURN MTRS. 3rd A San Jacinto GR 6-9167 YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO SEE THESE BEFORE YOU BUY. AIR CONDITIONED 'A3 Chev. Impale Hard-w top 4 Dr. Pow.

A Fact OAQe Air. Immaculate 'A9 Bulck Skylark Hard- top Cpe. V8. Power A OAQC Fact Air. 'Al Bulck Le Sabre Hard- 900e 0 top 4 Dr.

Pow. A 'Al Chev. Impala Hardtop 91QC 1 4 Dr. Pow. A Air 1 ya 'Al Ford Calaxie 4 Dr.

17QC Vl Fact Air, TJ '0 Chev. Impala Hardtop 4 Dr. Air Con. tlToe Sharp '59 Ford Sta. Wagon, Air OAQC.

Cond. Like new '59 Chev. Impala Hardtop 1 toe 3y 4 Dr. Pow. A Sac Air.

131,3 '57 Chev. Bel Air 4 Dr. 995 Pow. Air. '57 Ford 4 Dr.

Vg. 79? Air On. Very nice REAL CLEAN SPECIALS 'AO Chev. Impala Cpe. V8.

Std. Sh. '60 chev- laia 4 Dr. Power. New tires $1795 $1595 $1495 '5Q Chev.

Impala Cd. a vO eja fi '59 Chev. 2 Dr. 6 CyL tlflO? 3y Std. 8h.

Clean IW3 EXTRA NICE BUYS o. Diu. niL. '56 Chev. Bel Air Cpe.

Red 3795 55 Ford Wagon, 9 Pass. -sa uids Hardtop, very nice io '53 Chev. 4 Dr. Std. Sh $315 '60 Chev.

Pickup. New '59 Chev. El Canlno. VS. 31393 RAMBLER TRADE-INS if.

2 Comet 2-dr. Bed. Heat-v er. one owner, like new, 9.000 miles. See this one today $1695 'Al Rambler Classic 8-cyL Custom 4-dr.

Sedan. Radio, heater, Flasho-matic factory air, reclining seats, O795 many more 'Al Metropolitan Hardtop. 1 Heater, white tires, tires, many more extras. See this 'Al Feogoet 404 Model 4-dr. sedan.

Radio, beater, std. trans. Real nice 'Al Chev. V8 4-dr. Sedaa Radio, heater, stick shut, solid white.

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Bee '60 RamWer Classic 6-eyL Custom 4-dr. Sedan. Radio, heater, factory air. Flashomatlc trans. $1495 many more extras r'1' '58 RmWr Classic C-eyL 4-dr.

Sedan. Over drive radio, heater, many more extras 895 MANY MORI! TO CHOOSE FROM Charlie Partlow Al Corvalr Sta. Vl Std. shift or Wagon $1495 Automatic Al Ford Falrlane 500 4-dr. Automatic A Power Steering A 2 'ds.

88 Holiday Only 8.000 Ml $1495 $2695 $2495 $1495 $1095 Al Olds. Super 88 4-dr. Factory Air A Power. Aft Chev. sta.

Wagon (6) Powerglide AQ Chev. 2-dr. (6) vv Std. Shift West Ave. 4-2434 Bob Marsha it.

Girls Stage Panty Raid In Reverse CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) Radcliffe College girls staged a reverse panty raid on Harvard Sunday night and touched off a noisy demonstration involving 2,000 students. Police broke up the disturbance and arrested eight Harvard men on charges of disturbing the peace and alleged property damage. They were to be arraigned today, There were no Injuries and no major damage. The uprising, blamed on spring fever and re-exam pressure, started when 150 Radcliffe girls marched a mile to Harvard Yard and shouted to men in Winthrop House, a male dormitory, to throw them underwear.

Some of the Harvards threw shorts and others dropped water: bombs and bars of soap. One Radcliffe girl said the raid was planned early Sunday. As the girls began returning to their dormitories, the Harvards began grouping for a panty raid on Kaacutie nine aormitones. At one time there were at least 2,000 men and women involved in the demonstrations, officials said. By this time police had been posted at all doors of the Rad cliffe dormitories, allowing no girls out and no boys in.

Police said none of the boys entered the girl dormitories, but they yelled at the girls to throw them panties Some of the girls tossed unmen tionables and others retaliated with water bombs. Bell Division HQ Readies Open House An open house at Southwestern Bell's new division headquarters building, 1616 Guadalupe, will be held Wednesday and Thursday, Tom G. Brown division man ager, announces. Conducted tours of the new building may be made from 6 to 9 p.m. each evening, Brown said.

The new building serves as the accounting center and adminis trative headquarters for a 50-coun-ty area of central and South Cen tral Texas. Brown said about 250 employes work in the building, including some transferred from Dallas, Houston and other locations when the Austin accounting office start ed handling payroll and disburse ment operations for the company on May The accounting center win also assume other disburse ment functions later this year. Visitors at the open house will see two 1401 computer systems, which process 330,000 telephone bills and 1.6 million long distance tickets each month, in operation. Other functions of the $2.5 million structure will also be explained. Brown said members of the Telephone Pioneers of America will serve refreshments.

that the court decisions opens the way for big producers to charge what the traffic would bear. The decision holds "promise of considerable improvement from the small independent producer viewpoint," said Mitchell "We re main convinced, of course, that the most logical solution would be decontrol legislation through Con gress. The American Gas Association, in New York, said "Our viewpoint is that it (area pricing) may be the way out of the logjam of rate cases that has slowed the indus try." CLASSIFIED SERVICE As Near as Tour Telephone Dial GR 6-6381 on Weekdays Bay "charge IV' you're listed to the current Austin Telephone Direo-tory. (Some Classifications restricted.) Special Sunday Number GR 6-6386 Classified Rate AND OTHUK INFORMATION Effective Dec. 1.

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oniy, THE AMERICA N-fTTATESMAH 4th and Ouedaluoe Dial GR 6-6381 WASHINGTON (AP) Repre sentatives of the railroads and five operating unions met for almost two hours today in their negotiations on the question of eliminating the jobs of unneedcd firemen. Then, they recessed until 9:30 am. Wednesday, with each side scheduling private discussions this afternoon. The talks are part of a last-ditch effort to settle the work rules fight before a June 12 strike deadline. A spokesman said "They talked over some things this morning, then decided that they wanted to have some time to discuss this separately.

This is normal in such negotiations." A new round of negotiations began with a two-hour session Mon day, mainly devoted to laying down guidelines for future ses sions, which may go on for several weeks. Both sides agreed to go to work first on the question of removing firemen from freight and yard trains. This is the central issue in the dispute over work rules. It involves the Jobs of some 40,000 firemen a presidential commission said last year weren't needed. If agreement can be reached on this point, other issues probably can be cleared up promptly.

The railroads contend that out moded work rules, which they call featherbedding, result in unneces sary operating expenses totaling $600 million annually. A special three-man presidential emergency board last weeK sott- ened the recommendations or. me earlier presidential commission 'Breathing Wing' Works EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (AP) An experimental air plane with a "breathing wing" has been tested here by the U.S. Force, satisfying officials that the I revolutionary "laminar flow control" theory works.

The designwhich uses razor- thin slits in the plane's wings to suck in turbulent air is supposed to eliminate drag, extend range, and improve fuel economy. The Northrop Norair di vision, developer oi tne Ail experimental plane, announced the flight test today. Air compressors mounted In wing pods suck in tir turbulence caused by the plane's movement, expelling it out the rear of the wing. Tests indicated the new: system decreases friction drag on' the wing surfaces to nearly zero.j Besides applications to air planes, the new theory could lead to significant design changes in torpedoes and submarines, developers said. il LEGALS NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ANNEX ADDITIONAL TERRITORT TO THE CTT? OF AUSTIN In accordance with the provisions of Section 6.

Article I. of the Charter of the City of Austin, an ordinance was Introduced In the City Council of the City of Austin at Its regular meeting, Thursday. May 16, 1963, providing lor the alteration and the extension of the boundary limits ol the City of Austin and the annexation of additional territory lying adjacent to the City, and aald ordinance Is published below In the form in wnii-n 11 may ne nnauy passea. and said ordinance will not thereafter be finally acted uoon until at least thirty (30) days has elapsed after this publication. WOOSUT City Clerk City of Austin.

it wuw.ii;b nu. AS ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE EXTENSION OF CERTAIN BOUNDARY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF ATTSTTN AND THE ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN AD- UJilunLU TEKtUTOKX CONSISTING OF 9.10 ACRES OF LAND. SAME being ofrr dp a part mr tub- J.A.G. BROOKS BUR VET NUMBER 28. TMB VVlidJAM W1LK8 SURVEY NUMBER 29.

AND THE PATRICK tUSK SURVKY IN TRAVIS COUNTY, TEXAS: WHICH SAID ADDITIONAL TERRITORY LIES ADJACENT TO AND AD- JOINS THE PRESENT BOUNDARY LIMITS OF THE CITY 07 AUSTIN, IN PARTICULARS STATED IN THE ORDINANCE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AUSTIN: SECTION 1 The following described land and territory lying adjacent to and ad-loin in the City of Austin la hereby added and annexed to the City of Austin, and said territory hereinafter described shall be Included within the boundary limits of the City of Austin, and the present boundary limits of said City, at the various points contiguous to the area within the corporate limits of tha City of Austin, to-wlt: s.iu acres or tana, same cemg out or and a part of the J.A.G. Brooks Survey Number 28. and the William Wilks Survey Number 29, and the Patrick Lusk Survey in Travis County. Texas: which 9.10 acres of land are more particularly described by metes and bounds as follows BEGINNING at a concrete monument on the south line of Loyola Lane and from which point of beginning an iron pipe at the southwest corner of Lot 1.

Block It. of University Hills Section Three. Phase Two. a subdivision of record tn Book 13. at Page T8 of the Plat Records of Travis County, Texas, bears North 53 degrees 18 West 95.52 feet and North 89 degrees 18' East 60.00 feet, and which nomt of beginning Is on the present corporate limit line of the City of Austin as adopted by tha City of the city of Austin by ordinance dated September 14.

19S1: limit line of the CiW of Austin South 65 degrees 03' West 146 00 feet to a point in the approximate centerline of Little Walnut Creek: THENCE continuing with tha proposed THENCE, witn tne proposed corporate corporate limit line of the City or Aiis'in. same being the approximate centerline of Little Walnut Creek and its meanderings, with the following eight (1) North 47 degrees 30- West eleht r8i cou courses: UU feet to (2) North 60 degrees 40" West 150.00 feet rvtlnt to3) No'fii 85 degrees 07 West 150.00 d'egrees 05" West 150.00 feet to(f) 79 degrees 25" West 150.00 fee! te(6) rvorth 55 degrees 08" West 120.00 feet ff) NorUi 45 degrees 27 West 300.00 1 feet to a point: (8) North 29 degrees SC West 120.00 1 feet to a concrete monument at the mot westerly corner of the herein described tract of land, same being a point In the present corporate limit line of the City of Austin as adotrted by the City Count II of the City of Austin by ordinance d'lted December 20. ll and from which point an Iron pipe at the northeast corner of Lot in. Bloc 7. in university runs nection Two.

Phase Two. a subdivision of record tn Book 13 at Page 63 of tha -cor da of Travla County. Texas, bears North 60 degrees West 127.75 feet. North 27 degrees 34' West 1W.57 feet. South 68 degrees 39' West 114.00 feet and South 75 degrees 33" West 10.68 feet: THENCE, with tha present corporate limit line of the City of Austin In a northeasterly and southeasterly direction to the point of beginning.

SECTION 2. The above described territory and area so annexed ihall be a part of the City of Austin, and tha property so added hereby shall bear Its pro rata part of the taxes levied by the City of Austin, and the Inhabitants thereof shall be entitled to all the right's and privileges of all the cltlwns and shall be bound by the acta, ordinances, resolutions, and regulations of the City of Austin. SECTION 3. This Ordinance shall be published and passed in tha manner pro-viaed In Article I. Section 6 of the Charter of the City of Austin.

PASSED AND APPROVED .1963 Mayor APPROVED: ATTEST: City Attorney cy Clerk Ruling on Gas Prices Brings Varied Reaction 1 Year G. '62 -'61 32 Vel. 4 Dr. Wagon. R.H.

Std 31333 63 Plymouth. 4 Savoy. 3 CyL. R.H. Auto, Air 31993 S3 Plymouth R.R, Auto 31993 63 Corvalr Monxa 4 dr.

Sta Wm R.H. 4 Spd Trane 31893 SI Valiant 3 Dr. R.H. Std. ....31393 61 Ford Falrlane 300 R.H.

Auto, Air 31695 a Ford Galaxle 4-dr. Bdt R.H Air. P.8. 31893 61 Plymouth. 2-dr.

R.H. 41495 31 Chev. Impale. Hit R.H., Auto 31993 '60 60 Renault 4-dr. Sedan 3 tst 60 Falcon 4-dr.

Heater. Radio, Auto Air J1138 60 Falcon 4-dr. Heater 60 Chev. Corvalr 500 4-dr. ,.,31093 ..31093 60 Chev.

Corvalr 4-dr. Monxa 700 31193 '59-'58 89 Ford Oalaxie R.R. Auto ..31095 59 Chev. Bel Air Wgn. R.H.

Auto Air 31495 59 Chev. 4-dr. 6 Std. Air Cond. 31143 59 Ply.

Custom Suburban. V8 R.H. Auto, Air H295 39 Rambler Super 4-dr. Sta. eyl.

overdrive ....31095 59 Etmca R.H S93 58 Chev. 4-Dr. Sta. VS Auto 3 893 57 Plymouth. VS.

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R.H. Auto 3 595 For two long months, millions have watched a tense though virtually motionless scene on the stage of a Moscow variety theater. Monday night, their patience was rewarded. TIGRAN PETROSYAN, a 24-year-old Armenian, was the new world chess champion and idol of the chess-loving Soviets. Petrosyan defeated the great MIKHAIL BOTVINNIK in the 22nd game of a grueling match which started March 23.

The theater audience of 2,000 cheered wildly when Botvinnik, 52, finding himself stymied afterj Petrosyan's 10th move, reached across the table and shook the hand of his younger foe as a sign of congratulation. The gesture broke almost un bearable tension. Millions had followed the match on television during the past two months. A world chess championship means as much to the Russians as the World Series or a heavyweight boxing championship lo Americans. Botvinnik had been world champion since 1948, except for two one-year periods.

He lost the crown to fellow Russians VASI-LY SMYSLOV In 1958, and MIKHAIL TAL in 1961, but won it back a year later in each case. GOV. JOHN B. CONNALLY has signed into law a bill authorizing removal of the bones of the Kiowa Indian CHIEF SANTANTA from the Texas Penitentiary cem etery to Oklahoma. JAMES AUCHIAH of Carnegie, Satanta's grandson, had asked that the bones be returned to the Kiowas.

The Kiowas expected in return to continue to give relics and Indian clothing and ceremonial costumes to the Panhandle-Plains Museum at Canyon, which has one of the most complete collections of Kiowa and Cherokee Indian objects. Satanta was imprisoned at Huntsville after he was captured In battle. He killed himself in pris on, and was buried in the prison cemetery. DON SHIPMAN of Hanna, is a politician who didn't choose to run and meant it. Alter spending lour years as mayor, Shipman announced he wouldn't seek re-election.

He was elected anyway, in a write-in vote last week. Shipman said he wouldn't ac cept. The Town Council argued in vain. Monday, council gave up and appointed somebody else. The school-age children of Manchester, England, textile magnage became millionaires Monday through a deal carried out by their father.

MICHAEL MILLER sold the family clothing companies to chain store tycoon ISAAC WOLF-SON for 4325,000 pounds The companies' 900,000 shares were held by CAROL MILLER, 15, and her brother, STEPHEN, 12. The money will be held in trust for them, and they will not have to pay inheritance taxes on it Senate Democratic Leader MIKE MANSFIELD of Montana had bis hand in bandages Tuesday after an attempt at home cooking. Mansfield showed up at Presi dent Kennedy weekly breakfast for Democratic congressional leaders with his right hand wrap ped in thick bandages. In addi tion, he had bandages on two fingers of his left hand. Asked for an explanation, Mansfield said: "Believe it or not, I was cooking dinner for my wife and got my hand in the bacon grease.

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"The long range effects could be very, very bad for consumers, said William Bennett of the Calif ornia Public Utilities Ctorrrrnission. Many officials in the industry and in state regulatory bodies declined comment until they have a chance to study the Supreme Court decision, handed down Monday. The court upheld, 5-4, an appeals court ruling of November 1961 that, indirectly, involved area pricing. The ruling means this: The Fed eral Power Commission may con tinue to set gas prices at the same level for all producers la a given field. In the past the commission attempted to regulate prices In dividually on a cost-of-service ba sis.

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