The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 15

THE DAILY OKLAHOMAWIT Friday, Jet Stream Narrow NEW YORK The air Austria Curbs Rents VIENNA Only 9 peM cent of Vienna's OU Press Author Wins Repairs Run $150 NEW YORK The aver-age United Stntes family buying a new home spend $1,700 the first year to furnish it, industry sources estimate. After that, repairs and are free of rent control. In Cubans in Collemkl WASHINGTON all Austria 53 percent of tho current known as the Jet stream vnrlos in nltltude from about 24,000 to 40,000 feet and in speed from 160 to 250 mph or more. It is perhaps a couple of thousand 400 Cuban refugees are at tending college in the Vnlt apartments or houses are rented, and nearly three fourths of the rented prop improvements cost about State this year, xney-i PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) An Idaho author was erties are rent-controlled.

210 colleges and. unlv feet thick. $150 a year. named winner of the annual Spur award in nonfictlon Thursday by the Western TEEN CLUB DANCE Writer1 of America. But didn' you say we were going to William S.

Greever of the University of Idaho was hon EVERY the races? ored for his book. "The Bo nanza West: The Story of jjfr FRIDAY SATURDAY the Western Mining Rushes, lMB-iauu." me dook was Women's Civic Sorority Opens Meeting Today Delegates to the Delta Sigma Thota, 22nd annual central regional conference began arriving In Oklahoma City late Thursday. The organization is a women's Interracial public service sorority. Registration began Thursday but the conference officially opens Friday and con-tin through Saturday. About 150 society members are expected to attend the conference at the Sheraton-Oklahoma Hotel.

Mrs. S. L. Sloss, Oklahoma City, central region director, will preside at the, business sessions: Thursday night, persons who will lead the conference sessions were briefed at an orientation period A get acquainted mixer and dance also were held. The sorority was founded In 1912 by 22 Negro women, published by the University NIGHT 8 P.M.

of Oklahoma Press. It waa the third consecu s)l tive year a University of Ok lahoma Press author has won the Spur award. SWIM JOIN OUR SWIM CLUB APPLY AT OFFICE The jury of awards con sidered Greever's work the best book of nonfiction published in 1963. It recounts major mining strikes of the Heb)euioo 19th century in California Nevada, and other states. Wear what like.

Mmt but ae re rna STOCK CAR Comanche Woman," by AMUSEMENT PARK IT PARK RACK at the FAIRGROUNDS SPEEDWAY tenia at 0 p.m. Nearly 100 Cart tha blflfait raca ereareia af tha year 1W lea af recei. Mar-Car, lac. Wl t-2311 Children 50c Teens $1 Adult SI sf Highway red Grove, Norman, was selected short material 4500 N.W. award winner.

and membership now totals 36,000 women of all races CINEMA 70 The role of women In the civil, rights movement will CUPFUL OF PUPPY is 'Hercules," an 8-ounce Chihuahua owned by Mrs. Richard Bowman, Lampeter, Pa. Hercules' mother, "Sad Sack," accidentally stepped on him and dislocated his left front shoulder and broke his -leg. mm be discussed at the meeting Howard P. Woods, St Louis Argus executive edi tor, will address the confer Annual Masonic Conference ence, on civil rights at luncheon Friday.

Woods is a member of Convenes Saturday in City President Johnson' 8 committee on equal. employment DRIVE-IN THEATRE BRINGS TO OKLAHOMA Clf The sixth annual General; ference include Wilfred Medley, Washington, D. C' The sorority's national Conference of Grand Chap president, Dr. Geraldine general grand marshal; T. Woods, Angeles, will speak.

Saturday. Pike Authority C. Cope, Washington, chairman of directed charities and student aid loan fund, and Martin Luther Jackson, Washington, international MOVIE-GOERS AN EXCITING ters of Holy Royal Arch Masons of the U. S. Prince Hall Affiliation, will convene in Oklahoma City Saturday.

Leslie Brown, registration chairman, said 300 delegates from 37 states and another 300 from Oklahoma chapters, and courts are expected. vice Joshua, Heroines of Jer icho. Sunday's parade route will begin at Douglass High School, go west on 8th to Member Sick Harper Thomas, turnpike authority who became ill during Thursday's authority meeting, was reported in good health later Thursday, W. D. Hoback, authority manager, said, Hoback said Thomas only suffered a reaction to a medicine he had' been taking for NEW CONCEPT IN GIANT SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT! A highlight of the confer ence, which will be at the Lottie, north on Lottie to 14th, and east on 14th to Av ery Chapel.

Sheraton-Oklahoma Hotel through Tuesday, will be a parade Sunday. Delegates will march from Douglass Scots Serve Selves EDINBURGH Scotland High School to Avery, Cha a sprained back. After being has more than 11,000 self. pel, A. M.

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